London Live with Mike Stubbs

Dr. Allyson Pollock, professor Emerita at Newcastle University and Natalie Mehra, Executive Director of the Ontario Health Coalition discuss new research on impacts to the health care systems in England and Scotland given the push and non-push toward privatizing medical procedures.

Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis on renting in London and an update on winter response housing on Wilton Grove Road.

The Ontario government has announced the creation of Family and Student Support Offices at every school board which leads to the question: Is this the end of school board trustees? Education researcher and analyst Debbie Kasman joined Mike Stubbs to discuss the move by the province and what it could mean in the greater scope for education in Ontario.

Retail analyst Bruce Winder weigh in on whether shopping malls are making a comeback.

The latest on the Memory Project with Anthony Wilson-Smith.

The Big 3 - Nov. 11, 2025 - Stressful occupations, Joe Thornton, Measles and a Supreme Court decision in the U.S.

The Director of Road Operations in London, Joel Gillard spoke with Mike Stubbs about how the first major snowfall of the season has impacted the city.

LDCSB Chair Gabe Pizzuti on budget pressures and how the board is trying to deal with them.

London Live caller Andrew shares his story about owning a piece of the final load from the Edmund Fitzgerald.

Christina Fox of Tech Alliance talks with Mike Stubbs about how the Federal Budget will impact the London tech sector.

On the 50th anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald Mike Stubbs spoke with John U. Bacon - the author of The Gales of November: The Untold Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

Andrew Henry is the Director of Regional Water for the Lake Huron & Elgin Area Water Supply Systems and joined 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to discuss ater usage questions are causing concerns for residents near the new Volkswagen plant outside St. Thomas.

Nathan Caranci preview the London city football finals and discusses the need for a proper facility for games like these.

London Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis on more than $1-million dollars being spent by the city... on something that may never be used.

London Live listeners weigh in on floor crossing in the House of Commons.

Former London Mayor Matt Brown discusses the increases in councillor salaries.

London city councillors approved an increase to councillor salaries beginning after the next municipal election in Ontario in the fall of 2026. Dr. Martin Horak chaired the task force that examined councillor salaries in London and joined Mike Stubbs to talk about the recommendations that were made.

Dr. Lydia Miljan from the University of Windsor with a big picture look at the Federal Budget.

London Hydro CEO Ysni Semsedini on changes to hydro rates.

Assessing your sports memorabilia: Heritage Auctions comes to the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.

London Live listeners weigh in on issues leading to low voter turnouts.

Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley on what contributes to low voter turnouts in municipal elections.

Melanie Paterack of Humane Society London Middlesex on National Adoption Week.

The latest on mortgages with Michael Mullis of The Mortgage Teacher after the most recent rate cut by the Bank of Canada.

The Big 3 featuring city councillor pay and a question: How attentive is your ward councillor?

Natalie Spooner on fitness, family and the upcoming PWHL season. Natalie now makes her home in southwestern Ontario.

Downtown London Board Chair Kristin Nielson discusses changes within the organization with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs.

Part 2 - London Mayor Josh Morgan and London Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis were in studio Oct. 27 taking questions from London Live listeners.

Part 1 - London Mayor Josh Morgan and London Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis were in studio Oct. 27 taking questions from London Live listeners.

Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis on infill, parks and investment in London.

London's Dr. Robert Hegele inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame.

Concordia lecturer and economist Moshe Lander joins Mike Stubbs in the 980 CFPL studios to talk debt, deficit, auto jobs and betting scandals.

Brayden Ewasko of Locked On Blue Jays talks about advancing to the World Series and what that means for the future of the Blue Jays.

Brian Kingston, the President and CEo of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association talks about where the auto industry sits right now in Canada

The CAMI plant in Ingersoll has been shut down after General Motors announced it would no longer produce the Bright Drop electric vehicle at that location. Unifor Local 88 President Mike Van Boekel spoke with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about the move.

Dale Marsh, the chair of LSTAR talks with Mike Stubbs about a survey on how people in London and St. Thomas feel about their current quality of life.

In this week's 52 Questions Kyleigh tackles relationships and the biggest of big questions in that realm: How do you find a partner?

London Deputy Police Chief Scott Guilford provides an update on open-air drug use initiatives in London.

Part 2 - London Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis on changes to waste collection in London.

Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis on hitting the housing target a little over 6 years early (and other stories)

London Knights forward Rene Van Bommel described what it took and what it was like to make the trip to Toronto to see Easton Cowan's NHL debut on Thanksgiving Monday.

Cst. Matt Dawson of London Police Service talks about an assault case and the Accident Reporting Centre in London.

Susanna Martinez of BGC London talks about their Horton Street 50+ Centre.

Agent Sebastian of Cart Narc joins Mike Stubbs to talk about the efforts of his organization to get people to return their shopping carts to the cart return once they are finished with them.

In this week's 52 Questions Kyleigh Stubbs explores what happens , "once you learn how easy it is to listen to yourself without waiting around for someone to do it with you or give you approval."

London composer Scott Good talks about the production of Hands of Orlac on Halloween night.

PART 2 - Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis on the temporary winter shelter location in London.

PART 1 - Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis on the temporary winter shelter location in London.

We speak with Ontario Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkarian about speed cameras and cabinet minister vehicles found to have been speeding - sometimes excessively.