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Prehistoric puke reveals hunting (and hurling) habits of ancient ocean predators
What’s 66-million-year-old vomit like? A lot more pleasant than the fresh stuff, says paleontologist Jesper Milan.
Radio As It Happens 3 hours ago
Commotion
How Tom Green changed TV
Media personality Matt Hart and TV creator Derrick Beckles discuss how The Tom Green Show not only revolutionized television, but also heralded the YouTube era of comedy.
Arts Commotion January 29
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What the science says about fluoride in drinking water
Montreal is removing fluoride from drinking water, while Calgary is putting it back after a pause of more than a decade. We look at what the science says — and the direct influence of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who got into heated exchanges at his confirmation hearing to become U.S. health secretary on Wednesday.
Radio The Current 11 hours ago
What's the personal story behind how you're voting in the next federal election? Share it on CBC News
We all vote for different reasons. We want to hear yours. Apply here to share why you feel so passionately about that issue on CBC News.
News Canada January 29
Who's the daddy? Baby shark hatched at aquarium with no males might not have one
Radio As It Happens January 29
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DeepSeek and China's AI power move
Radio Front Burner January 30

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CBC's new CEO says cutting government funding would 'cripple' English and French services

Radio The Current January 29

Trump's threat of mass deportations opens up old wounds for a Mississippi community

Radio The Current January 29

Q with Tom Power

'It's bigger than me': Jaylene Tyme on using Canada's Drag Race to raise awareness of the Sixties Scoop

Arts Q January 29

The end of diversity, equity and inclusion?

Radio Front Burner January 29

This theatre critic hurt his back and couldn't sit. Standing at shows changed his perspective

Radio As It Happens January 28

Q with Tom Power

'That's our job': Sugar Sammy on why comedians must cross the line

Arts Q January 28

Stretched Alberta doctors told to drop healthy patients and prioritize sick ones

Radio The Current January 28

Ancient forest uncovered by melting ice in the Rocky Mountains

Radio As It Happens January 28

Liberal leadership hopeful Karina Gould

Radio Front Burner January 28

Chrystia Freeland says she'll return Liberals to grassroots if she wins race to replace Trudeau

Radio The Current January 27

The Brutalist used AI in post-production. Will it cost them at the Oscars?

Arts Commotion January 27

5 tips to help your child learn to love reading

Radio Just Asking January 27

Analysis: Bob's blog

Stunning photo mosaic of neighbouring Andromeda Galaxy captures the glow of 200 million stars

Radio Quirks & Quarks January 27

Politics! Carney pulls ahead, Ford to trigger election

Radio Front Burner January 27

Closure of Quebec Amazon warehouses delivers new questions about labour practices

Radio The Sunday Magazine January 26

Rural areas are harder hit by climate change. These communities are rising to the challenge

Radio What On Earth January 25

Your questions about the Paris climate deal

Radio Just Asking January 26

These artists are making free paintings and sketches of people's homes lost in the L.A. fires

Radio As It Happens January 24

Q with Tom Power

For The Brutalist, Adrien Brody drew inspiration from his mother

Arts Q January 24

Nosferatu's Oscar-nominated costume designer on how period-accurate clothing can transport you back in time

Radio As It Happens January 23

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