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Will the Bay du Nord project save Newfoundland's economy or harm the environment? Or both?

Episode 768

It's the most ambitious offshore mining project in Canadian history, and the fight for approvals has been long and arduous. That's because of both it…

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We don't just "hang out" anymore. And it's a problem.

Episode 767

Your friends and family live in your phone. Sure, you see them from time to time, but usually for scheduled events, planned well in advance, with an …

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Why has it become harder to get gender-affirming healthcare in Ontario?

Episode 766

Around the world, transgender people are under attack. Often legislatively, other times physically. And many of us would like to think of Canada as a…

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The many investigations of Donald J. Trump

Episode 765

It was thought that the former president might be arrested on Tuesday, and charged in relation to alleged hush-money payments to an adult film star. …

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Why do big American retailers fail in Canada?

Episode 764

Today it's Nordstrom, fleeing Canada after failing to turn a profit in almost a decade of trying. Before them, it was Target, thought to be a sure th…

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Will we ever know Covid-19's origin story?

Episode 763

Even three years after it emerged, there's still no consensus on the origin of the virus that shut down the world. Last week, the US Department of En…

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Why did it take so long to phase out a toxic pesticide?

Episode 762

It's called chlorpyrifos, and it's actually still being used in Canada right now. Despite years of reports on the danger it might pose, it was only l…

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How Canada can help mine the moon

Episode 761

We're already in another space race. The question this time is who gets the prize at the end of it. Both China and NASA have committed to plans to pu…

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Was the SVB crash a one-off, or a warning sign?

Episode 760

Everyone who lived through 2008 as an adult flinched when Silicon Valley Bank failed last week. But was the bank's crash a unique situation, or somet…

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The Canada Revenue Agency takes on a notorious Toronto bakery

Episode 759

Over the past couple of decades, five workers have died on the job at Fiera Foods, sparking protests, investigations and allegations of a dangerous w…

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