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Walking among the Ancients: Honouring a rare old-growth forest in peril
Soaring, ancient trees above, rolling ground underfoot and astounding biodiversity all around. IDEAS explores the rare, ancient beauty — and endangered reality — of an old-growth forest in Nova Scotia, to learn of its many wonders. Only one per cent of the Wabanaki-Acadian old-growth forest is left.
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How Galileo revolutionized science to make way for modernity
Radio Ideas April 1
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O Canada and beaver perfume: Joyce Wieland's art embodied the heart of Canadian pride
Alisa Siegel
Radio Ideas March 31
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'IDEAS for a Better Canada' explores democracy from the ground up
Radio Ideas March 17
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We believe in artificial intelligence the same way we believe in ghosts
Radio Ideas March 31
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Montreal's Confederate past revealed, from conspirators to sympathizers
Radio Ideas March 28

Protecting childhood innocence is a disservice to kids, argues expert

Radio Ideas March 27

Why a small town newspaper is thriving in a declining industry

Radio Ideas March 26

A School that Feels like Home: Revitalizing Mi'kmaq Language in Cape Breton

Radio Ideas March 26

How Iqaluit's learning institute gave a generation of Inuit adults a path back to Inuktut

Radio Ideas March 25

IDEAS AFTERNOON

Why the 'Great Acceleration' is giving the Anthropocene an identity crisis

David Kattenburg

Radio Ideas March 24

The 2024 Massey Lectures | Author Ian Williams starts an 'urgent' conversation about conversations

Radio Ideas March 17

'I believe in multiplicity': Why Massey lecturer Ian Williams stays open to all perspectives

Radio Ideas March 14

White Wine with Lunch: How much luxury is reasonable for one person?

Radio Ideas March 13

Data is 'sticky,' there's way too much, and we don't control it, warns political scientist

Radio Ideas March 11

The Aeneid, a 2,000-year-old poem that reads like a playbook for U.S. politics today

Radio Ideas March 11

IDEAS AFTERNOON

North on North: Stories from the only independent publisher in the Canadian Arctic

Radio Ideas March 10

Believe in ghosts? Why people see spirits and sense visitations

Radio Ideas March 7

Canadians who have lost their sense of smell say it's misunderstood, undervalued — and deserves more attention

Radio Ideas March 6

How Inuit Storytelling and Modern Horror Fiction Come Together

Radio Ideas March 5

IDEAS and Toronto's Crow's Theatre explore 'urgent' problems of our times

Radio Ideas March 5

We're all winging it in life, just like MLK did in his 'I Have a Dream' speech

Radio Ideas March 5

Five Canadian thinkers take the IDEAS 'Reasonableness Questionnaire'

Radio Ideas March 4

'We have survived each attempt of annihilation, and we live to witness the true Gospel': Ukrainian Archbishop

Radio Ideas March 4

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Maria Chapdelaine: one of the most widely read French books you've never heard of

Radio Ideas March 3

Cuba grapples with the uncertain future of a national symbol, the cigar

Radio Ideas February 28

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