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A royal visit and a high-stakes political moment
After a whirlwind visit and historic throne speech, King Charles sticks up for Canada and in turn, the monarchy.
May 28
In New Zealand's parliament, a cookie tin holds the power to change laws
When it comes to deciding which members’ bills are debated in Parliament, New Zealand relies on an unconventional yet democratic method — a lottery draw from an old cookie tin.
Radio As It Happens May 27
Q&A
It's not us — it's them. Why it's time to end the affair with the U.S.
As a historian of totalitarianism, Marci Shore feels obligated to offer the world some blunt relationship advice: it's time to end our affair with the U.S. She warns America can no longer be trusted to defend democracy — even within its own borders. The Yale professor explains how her knowledge of Eastern Europe informed her choice to move to Canada.
Radio Ideas May 28
Q with Tom Power
Courtney B. Vance finds the softness in tough guy characters
The Emmy-winning actor tells Q’s Tom Power about his experience filming the new live action Lilo & Stitch movie
Arts Q May 27
IDEAS
How the fear of fire is taking control of us
Radio Ideas May 27
Q&A
Following Russia's largest air attack, Ukrainians want 'real action' to achieve peace
Radio As It Happens May 26

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Author Alex Thompson on the 'cover up' of Joe Biden's decline

Radio Front Burner May 27

Q with Tom Power

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Radio The Next Chapter May 26

How the peaceful world of puzzles has been upended by the global trade war

Radio Day 6 May 25

Is Trump's 'Golden Dome' more fantasy than reality?

Radio Front Burner May 26

Here's how people are making buildings more climate resilient

Radio What On Earth May 25

The challenges ahead for Mark Carney as Parliament returns

Radio The Sunday Magazine May 25

The wolf teaches us to be humble and to protect the balance of nature, elder says

Radio Unreserved May 27

Is Moose Jaw the next vacation hot spot? How Canadian tourism might benefit from Canada-U.S. rift

Radio Cost of Living May 24

'Adulting 101' programs help Gen Z catch up on key life skills

Radio The Current May 24

Your questions about the future of Canada Post

Radio Just Asking May 24

George Floyd's cousin is keeping his legacy alive 5 years after his murder

Radio As It Happens May 23

Flamingos create water tornadoes to trap and suck up their prey: study

Radio As It Happens May 26

In The Final Reckoning, Mission: Impossible forgets to be fun

Arts Commotion May 23

Analysis: Bob's blog

With uncertainty around life on Mars, human visits present an ethical dilemma

Radio Quirks & Quarks May 23

Preventing child sex abuse must involve treating pedophiles, even past offenders, say experts

Radio Ideas May 23

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Why these sisters from Fisher River Cree Nation hoop dance

George Floyd's murder, what's changed in five years?

Radio Front Burner May 23

'Not again': Why does drunk driving persist among young men?

Radio The Current May 22

I'm young and fit. Why should I care about varicose veins?

Radio The Dose May 22

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