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How do you forget your favourite person in the world? Alex remembers everything about the day a speeding police car killed his brother. But his brother, alive? Those memories are lost. And now, 30 years later, Alex wants them back. In this emotional four-part series, Alex unearths his childhood grief — with help from family, friends, and a therapis…

The Red Cross is getting out of the swimming lessons business, and the Canadian Lifesaving Society is stepping up. We hear from Barbara Byers of the Canadian Lifesaving Society about why this is taking place. Earlier this week you heard from Eldred Allen in Rigolet and Rex Holwell from SmartICE about ice conditions on the coast. To find out more ab…

Lots of focus on safety and protocols for K-12 students, but the Early Childhood Educators of BC say that when it comes to COVID-19 policy, they're left out of consultation from the Province and not considered in policy. Director for the ECEBC provincial board and daycare provider Christina Dicks joins us to talk about that, and what it's like to b…

Is Russia going to invade Ukraine? Canada's foreign affairs minister is in Ukraine, along with other Western diplomats and politicians, trying to stave off a Russian invasion. Russia has stationed an estimated 100,000 troops with tanks along the eastern border of the country. It's seen as part of the Russian president's attempts to reassert dominan…

On today's show: we speak with a former Alberta Justice Minister about the troubles facing our current Justice Minister Kaycee Madu who's been put on temporary suspension pending an investigation; should they stay or should they go now? We hear more on the "KeepAlbertaRCMP" info campaign touring through southern Alberta; a look at what the Internat…

"Prom... a lot of stunts... we wanted an accurate portrait of what it means to be a teen": GTA students' secret film makes Slamdance; Inuit appreciation of a Toronto snowfall; latest must-watch list.

Actor and musician Kiefer Sutherland talks about paying homage to Toronto on his new album, Bloor Street, and why, for him, performing music feels more vulnerable than acting. We revisit Tom Power’s 2018 conversation with Vogue legend André Leon Talley on his incredible journey to the top. Comedian Darryl Lenox opens up about turning tragedy into c…

Afghan Refugees: Minister, Rap Lyrics in Court, Listener Response: Carol and Chris, Italy Toilet Battle, Florida Discrimination Bill, Vegan Violin and more.

City works departments have plenty to clean up after the big snowstorm. And some say waste pickup would be easier if residents chipped in and did their part. We checked in to see how Cornwall and Kingston are managing essential services in the wake of the big dump.Covid has had a huge impact on students and teachers across the country, and educatio…

Andrew Phung, Rakhee Morzaria and Chris Locke get quizzed by host Gavin Crawford in this round that was cut for time.

Your stories of facing eviction, bidding wars, and lost dreams. The Ford government wants cities to speed up the approval of new housing developments. Economist Frank Clayton with the Centre for Urban Research and Land Development at Ryerson University says it's about time.

A British Columbia judge has overturned an eviction order for people living in a park in Vancouver. Our legal columnist Wayne MacKay looks at the possible local implications of that court decision, in light of similar evictions that have taken place in Halifax.

Health policy expert Andrew Maclean says now's the perfect time, during Level 3 restrictions, for the government to invest in the tools needed to better fight COVID-19.

The City of Saint John's Immigration Strategy is expected out this spring. This morning we get an update on the early findings. Host Julia Wright speaks with David Dobbelsteyn, Growth Manager for the City and Valentin Boinitski project manager with the SJ Local Immigration Partnership.

Mainstreet's oceans guy Boris Worm tells host Jeff Douglas about the discovery of 60-million icefish whose nests are occupying 240-square-kilometers of the ocean floor off Antarctica. And this is weird— they have clear blood.

Musical chairs in acute care... Two of the unions who represent health care workers in Nova Scotia weigh in on the redeployment of staff to meet pandemic challenges. Susan Gill is a national representative with Unifor, based in Sydney. Janet Hazelton is president of the Nova Scotia Nurses Union.

Deborah McNamara explains why Nova Scotia Parents for Public Education has gone public with its website that anonymously tracks Covid cases in schools. Parents are upset this info is no longer available from the government. We hear your feedback on several topics. And on the phone-in: How did you quit smoking?…

The CBC's Shane Magee spoke to Dan Hicks, director of Parks with the City of Moncton.

From food coloring to ice sun catchers, we speak with the Conception Bay Family Resource Center about some winter play ideas.

(Starts at 0:52 mark) Labrador-Grenfell Health responds to concerns about a lack of dialysis treatment in the Flower's Cove area, (11:49) a Humber Valley Resort homeowner calls 911, but no one comes to fight the fire that ultimately destroyed his garage and damaged his home. (23:02) two NL students discuss the pros and cons of heading back to the c…

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Finales and cancellations galore! Is your favourite TV show ending this year?Maybe in some cases...you probably should not be THAT sad.

A proposal that would turn the town of Lewisporte into a major centre for processing European waste is running into local opposition. Jane Adey speaks with David Boyd of Twillingate.

Self-help doesn't need to be self-critical. Need help sticking to your New Year’s resolutions? Or have you ditched them altogether? (We support you either way.) Whatever your strategy, this time of year many of us are thinking about self-improvement. We’ve curated some of our favourite self-help and lifestyle podcasts to help guide you through what…

A member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Joy Harjo's work is a powerful mix of the spiritual and political. In Poet Warrior, she reflects on both the joys and harsh realities of her early life and how she found refuge in poetry, music and art.

As the Omicron variant surge continues, industries across Canada — hospitals, schools, airlines and more — are facing staffing shortages. More and more workers are juggling overtime shifts and new job responsibilities as workplaces across Canada face a spike in COVID-related job absences. Our question this week:Are you suffering from pandemic burno…

Ben Affleck Joins the MCU?, World War Hulk Film, Spider-Man No Way Home Scrapped Plans & More I TCBCBen Affleck in the MCU [11:56]World War Hulk [20:53]Batgirl Production [30:51]MCU Legacy Villains [47:07]Spider-Man No Way Home Changes [56:07]بقلم The Comic Book Cast

INT- David Demchuk on Red X, Kelly Bado on Green Lights, Donna Morrissey on Pluck, and more.

On this week’s show: A mother shares her frustration over her son’s life-changing surgery being cancelled due to rising COVID-19 hospitalizations. MPs offer their thoughts on Quebec’s proposed health tax on unvaccinated people. A Montreal ER nurse reveals the burnout felt by frontline hospital workers, and two former health ministers discuss how to…

Saskatchewan's premier has tested positive for COVID-19. That happened the day after the premier sat unmasked beside the chief medical health officer. CBC Saskatchewan provincial affairs reporter Adam Hunter and Leader Post columnist Murray Mandryk join host Stefani Langenegger on this week's political panel.…

Quebec proposes a tax on people who refuse COVID-19 vaccinations; fans clap back against profit-seeking Wordle knock-offs; how to support the arts as the pandemic deals another blow; the TV adaptation of Station Eleven is a timely look at a fictional post-pandemic world, but should you watch it?; soundscape ecologist Bernie Krause documents how cli…

Plants can’t adapt to climate change when seed-dispersing animals are lost; The Earth is at the centre of a cosmic bubble created by supernovae; Medieval knights rode pony-sized war-horses into battle; Scientists have seen new memories forming in an animal for the first time; How an important study of vaccine mixing in Canada got sabotaged by COVID…

Finding a family doctor is a huge challenge for many Canadians. In British Columbia, a growing number of people are turning to nurse practitioners, who have a scope of practice between a family doctor and a registered nurse.

Big tech has been buzzing about the metaverse for months. A deep look into what it actually is and why digital currency may be the coin of the virtual realm.

Keri from Espanola tried her hand at this week's Morning North Mystery Game and walked away with four of a possible five prizes. Play along and see if you could have gotten a perfect score on the Morning North Mystery Game!

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Comedian Debra DiGiovani spares no detail in sharing why she won't be able to survive in a post-apocalyptic world, and from the Icebreakers Comedy Festival a few year back, Graham Chittenden has some thoughts on adult colouring books.

The At Issue panel discusses Quebec's proposed tax on adults who choose to not receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Plus, the panellists look at whether health-care funding in Canada will change after the pandemic. Rosemary Barton hosts Chantal Hébert, Andrew Coyne and Althia Raj.