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When missiles rain down on Israel, Arab communities say they have nowhere to hide
Most municipalities in Israel have several public bomb shelters, but many Arab-majority communities lack that same infrastructure — especially desert settlements that Israel doesn't recognize as legal.
Radio As It Happens 4 hours ago
Nobody likes to take exams — but they might be more valuable than you think
Final exams can be stressful — and across Canada, they’re increasingly being phased out in high schools. Still, many educators say well-designed exams are important tools for evaluating both student learning and teaching effectiveness, while also helping students develop important life skills.
Radio The Current June 24
Venetians plan to march in the streets, swim in the canals to disrupt Jeff Bezos's wedding
Activists are doing whatever they can to disrupt Amazon founder Jeff Bezos's lavish nuptials in Venice, an Italian city protesters accuse of prioritizing the desires of wealthy tourists over the needs of its own residents.
Radio As It Happens 6 hours ago
Q with Tom Power
Misty Copeland honours the trailblazing Black ballet dancer Raven Wilkinson in her new memoir
A principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre, Copeland was on Q with guest host Talia Schlanger to discuss her new memoir, The Wind at My Back.
Arts July 28, 2023
FRONT BURNER
The MAGA civil war over Iran
Radio Front Burner June 24
IDEAS
How Jaws made us believe great white sharks are villains in real life
Radio Ideas June 23

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Q with Tom Power

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Radio Unreserved June 21

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Radio Just Asking June 21

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Radio Front Burner June 20

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Radio As It Happens June 19

Q with Tom Power

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Q with Tom Power

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