As It Happens: Monday Edition
Part One
Myanmar coup
A former political prisoner in Myanmar says he wasn't surprised by today's coup d'état, but he is concerned about what the army could do next.
Myanmar: Bob Rae
Canadian ambassador Bob Rae was already investigating claims of genocide by Myanmar's army against the Rohingya minority — now, he says the international community must come together to respond to the coup.
Dinosaur footprint discovered
A four-year-old in Wales discovers what looks like a small dinosaur footprint only to learn that it really is a small dinosaur footprint — and a pretty big find to boot.
Part Two
Travel restrictions: Minister
Canada's Transport Minister says he understands the concerns about his government's new flight restrictions — but with the risk that travellers might spread new mutant strains of COVID, it had no choice.
Isotope salmon eyes
Scientists in California discover that the eye of a freshwater chinook is like a tiny onion with lots of layers — and that each one tells a story about the salmon's life.
Part Three
MAID: UN Rapporteur
The UN's watchdog for the rights of people with disabilities has a warning for Canada about medically assisted dying.
Dr. Martens IPO
The parent company of the famed Dr. Martens shoe is taking the brand public — and a lifelong fan predicts it'll get a big bounce.