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  • The Morning Show Podcast - Oct 30th - brought to you by 980 CFPL
    2026/10/30
    Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy joins the show to discuss the province’s worsening fiscal outlook amid global uncertainty and trade disruptions, before we look at WestJet’s call for a national aviation strategy and what could make flying in Canada more affordable. We then turn to this weekend’s time change and why not everyone will be setting their clocks back, followed by York University biology professor Patricia Lakin-Thomas on the health effects of changing the clocks and why permanent standard time is preferable to permanent daylight time. Western University dietitian and professor Danielle Battram discusses how parents should approach conversations with their children about Halloween candy, and we look at a survey finding 62 per cent of people think adults deserve their own Halloween night. Finally, Chris McInnis of United Way Elgin-Middlesex previews London’s Ultimate Burger Battle, which has local restaurants competing for bragging rights while raising money for the United Way.
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  • Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy on Ontario’s Growing Fiscal Challenges
    10 分
  • London Restaurants Battle for Burger Bragging Rights and a Good Cause
    10 分
  • What Changing the Clocks Does to Your Health
    11 分
  • The Clocks Fall Back This Weekend but Not Everywhere in Canada
    7 分
  • How Parents Should Talk to Their Kids About Halloween Candy
    10 分
  • Most People Think Adults Deserve Their Own Halloween Night
    10 分
  • WestJet CEO Calls for National Aviation Strategy as Flying Costs Rise
    11 分