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Why aren’t we more ready for wildfires?
Wildfire seasons are getting worse, and the list of communities destroyed by wildfires keeps growing. Do we need a better approach to handling them?
Radio Front Burner August 7
This pet hamster is probably logging more kilometres on Strava than you
Mollie the hamster has become something of a star in the running world after his owner, a Dutch physicist, rigged a system to track the critter's movements on the running app Strava.
Radio As It Happens August 7
Charles Darwin finally proven right about bug-eating plant after 150 years
Scientists have finally proven what Charles Darwin suspected more than a century ago — that a small, innocent-looking flowering plant is, in fact, a stone-cold killer.
Radio As It Happens August 7
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Lloyd Robertson was the same 'lovely, genuine human being' people saw on TV, says CTV's Sandie Rinaldo
When Lloyd Robertson joined CTV News 50 years ago, Sandie Rinaldo says it changed her life forever.
Radio As It Happens August 5
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Spain’s mass border breach fuels anti-migrant backlash
Radio Front Burner August 6
This kitten was too tiny for a wheelchair. So his foster mom made one with Hot Wheels and duct tape
Radio As It Happens August 5

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32 Canadian books for tweens and teens to read this fall

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Radio The Current August 5

Trump signs executive order to push for the rewrite of U.S. history

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Radio Front Burner August 5

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Radio As It Happens August 4

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Radio Front Burner August 4

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Radio The Sunday Magazine August 4

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Radio The Sunday Magazine August 2

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Radio Podcast News August 4

Health Canada drops final barriers to sperm donation by gay and bisexual men

Radio As It Happens August 5

Republican revenge against Anthony Fauci

Radio Front Burner July 31

20 Canadian writers to watch in 2026

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Radio The Current July 29

Sneaky Dee's is much more than a dive bar, say supporters calling for heritage status

Radio As It Happens July 30

Carbon capture: a Canadian political history

Radio Front Burner July 30

Woman reunited with 53-year-old message in a bottle from her late sister

Radio As It Happens August 4

From tariff threats to public jabs, why it seems Trump won’t leave Canada alone