The Morning Show Podcast - Nov 9th - brought to you by 980 CFPL
From The Morning Show with Devon Peacock · 1:02:15
Show by Corus Radio
On today's edition of The Morning Show, we begin with Downtown London's new five-year strategic plan aimed at creating a cleaner, safer and more welcoming city core while attracting businesses, residents and visitors. We're joined by Downtown London BIA interim executive director Vicki Smith to discuss the plan, the challenges facing downtown businesses and what needs to happen to bring more people into the area. We then head to California, where the opening of a T&T Supermarket in San Francisco has shoppers buzzing about the Canadian grocery chain. Next, Dr. Susa Benseler, the new Scientific Director of London's Children's Health Research Institute, joins us to discuss her vision for bringing medical research and patient care closer together to improve children's health. We also speak with Andrea Elaschuk, Darren Graham and Sydney Clavet about their preparations for the fifth annual Fight to End Homelessness charity boxing event and why they're stepping into the ring for a good cause. Finally, we share the unusual story of a 97-year-old man who died while dancing to the Bee Gees' Stayin' Alive at his own birthday celebration.
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