Your kids can make pizzas at Domino's for free?

Good morning from the Forest City — yes, the other London. The one that actually matters to us. Let's get into it. You know, I've been covering this city for a decade, and just when you think you've seen it all, something pops up that makes you chuckle and think, "Yep, that's London for you." Today, my friends, it's about our kids and pizza. I'm talking about hundreds of London kids — right here, all across the city, from the Domino's out on Clarke Road all the way to Springbank Drive — getting to go *behind the counter* and build their own pizzas for March Break. And get this: it's free. Free!

Now, you might be thinking, "Brendan, it's just pizza." And sure, on one level, it is. But on another, it's a peek into that 'biggest small town in Canada' vibe that London gives off. It's those little, unexpected community moments that pop up, totally unprompted, that remind you why you live here. It’s not a grand gesture, not a new multi-million dollar BRT project (thank goodness, we’ve had enough of those debates), but it's pure, simple joy for kids. Imagine the sticky, flour-dusted chaos! It’s the kind of story that reminds you there's always something wholesome happening, even amongst all the serious news we cover. It's just... nice.

This whole pizza party thing? It’s peak London. Go get your kids some dough, folks.

That whole crew on the morning show are always talking about stuff like this — listen live over at mornings.live.