Could London be doing more to attract investors to the city?&nbsp;

'Convince me to stay': How can London's next mayor help keep young people here?

With London set to elect a new mayor on Oct. 22, we ask the four leading candidates what they'd do to keep London interesting enough to entice young people to stay instead of moving to Toronto or elsewhere.

Too cool to leave

Looking out onto the street and the nearby Thames River from Museum London's newly renovated Centre at the Forks. 

Centre at the Forks

4 leading mayoral candidates debate ways to keep young Londonders interested in staying in the Forest City.

Helping the vulnerable in London: 4 mayoral candidates weigh in

CBC London asks London's four leading mayoral candidates how they would ensure access to affordable housing as the cost of living in the Forest City increases.

Is London too expensive?

A woman sleeps in a doorway in the middle of the day along Dundas Street in London's Old East Village neighbourhood. 

London poverty, extreme poverty

London's four leading mayoral candidates debate affordable housing ahead of the Oct. 22 election

BRT or something else? Mayoral candidates weigh in

London's top four mayoral candidates weigh in on BRT in a CBC London debate ahead of the Oct. 22 municipal election.

BRT or something else?

Proposed Bus Rapid Transit lanes on Wellington Road at Commissioners Road. 

London BRT Wellington and Commissioners

In this video, London's four front-running mayoral candidates debate the question and share their ideas about how city hall could draw more entrepreneurs to the Forest City.&nbsp;

The debate takes place in CBC&nbsp;London's studio&nbsp;and was moderated by London Morning host Julianne Hazlewood.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Click on the image above to watch the video.

Four mayoral candidates share their ideas on how London can inspire innovation and attract entrepreneurs.

London mayoral debate: What could City Hall do to attract more investment?

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