London Live with Mike Stubbs

National marketing Specialist for Defeat Duchenne, Rochelle ten Haaf joined Mike Stubbs to talk about John Davidson's walk in the fight to Defeat Duchenne on June 10.

Lauren and Julia DaSilva are graduating Medical School at Western are are going into Family Medicine. They talk about what made them want to be family doctors.

Diane Silva - the CEO of the London Community Foundation - spoke with 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about an announcement that will create more housing spaces in the city and also addressed the $25-million dollar anonymous donation to London Community Foundation and other questions surrounding the Whole of Community System Response.

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Dave Naylor of TSN talks about the emergence of Canadian stars in the CFL, breaks down night number one between Saskatchewan and Ottawa and previews the seasons for the Toronto Argonauts and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

London Chamber CEO Graham Henderson on a role businesses will play in shaping downtown London.

Professional Bull Rider Ashton Solhi talks about what it is like to ride bulls for a living.

Imam Abd Alfatah Twakkal discusses the anniversary of the June 6, 2021 attack on the Afzaal family.

The evidence has been presented. Here is London lawyer Mike Lerner on what comes next in the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada's World Junior team.

Matt Hiscox of the London Majors talks with Mike Stubbs about "Pack the Park" and how you can see the London Majors without even buying a ticket courtesy of Foxwood Homes.

Anna Lisa Christenson is the Coordinator of Planning and Development with the city of London and joined Mike Stubbs to talk about short-term rental rules in London and what happens if you don't follow them.

Graham Henderson is the CEO of the London Chamber of Commerce and spoke to 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs about a new information series about Downtown London and what is coming to that part of the city.

London Mayor Josh Morgan talks about a new Office-to-Residential conversation on Richmond Street.

Injured Workers Clinic Community Legal Worker David Newberry takes us behind the scenes of WSIB and talks about the first official Injured Workers Day on June 1, 2025.

Kyleigh Stubbs joins Mike Stubbs on this week's 52 questions to examine what positive thinking and manifesting can do to help each of us in our daily lives.

John Davidson talks about his walk with Jesse - Jesse's Journey - 30 years ago as he prepares to walk from St. Thomas to London to commemorate the anniversary and raise money in an attempt to Defeat Duchenne on June 10, 2025.

Education analyst and researcher Debbie Kasman talks with Mike Stubbs about the new Supporting Children and Students Act.

Discussing community housing challenges that could cost London with Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis.

Ward 1 Councillor for Thames Centre, Tom Heeman, joins Mike Stubbs to talk about a motion that aims to examine the intersection of Cobble Hills Road and Thorndale Road and then Mike takes reaction from callers and texters on driving on rural roads in Southwestern Ontario.

Trevor Johnson joins Mike Stubbs on London Live to talk about the return of outdoor movie nights in the city of London from June 13, 2025 to September 13, 2025.

Matthew Rowe has dealt directly with King Charles many times as the CEO for The Campaign for Wool Canada. What is King Charles like in person? What power can he have to bring attention to issues that may not get attention very easily in any other way? Matthew talks about that and more with Mike Stubbs and Jim Van Horne on London Live.

Jim Van Horne talks with Darlene and Addie from the Junior Hockey Junkies.

LSTAR Chair Dale Marsh discusses the large supply of homes on the real estate market and how prices have been impacted in the past year.

WSIB vice-president of communications Aaron Lazarus talks about the current strike.

Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell looks at how soon summer weather will be on the way.