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06. 01. 2025.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to step down

Marcy Markusa and Cory Funk host today. Robert Fife is Ottawa Bureau Chief for The Globe and Mail, who first broke the story about the Prime Minister. He spoke with the CBC's Ramraajh Sharvendiran. The Manitoba government is facing growing concerns over homelessness, with a commitment to prioritize housing supports in 2025. But one Winnipeg non-profit is already making strides in helping people not only find housing, but also stay housed and avoid eviction. In this episode, CBC's Rosanna Hempel shares insights from her time following an outreach van visiting encampments across the city.

06. 01. 2025.

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16 min
30. 04. 2025.

How can tragedies like the Lapu Lapu Day ramming be prevented in the future?

Questions are being asked to officials about how a 30-year-old Vancouver man fell through the cracks in the mental health system to allegedly commit a deadly act of violence, killing 11 people with his vehicle at the Lapu Lapu Day Festival in Vancouver on Saturday. Stephen Quinn talks to B.C. Conservative mental health critic and former RCMP officer, Eleanor Sturko. We also go to a press conference with Vancouver mayor Ken Sim who provided some new details about the attack and said he city needs to find a way to keep people safe when a mental heath issue becomes a public safety issue and wrapped things up with CBC reporter Chad Pawson.

30. 04. 2025.

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22 min
26. 02. 2025.

How housing can unlock sewage plant funding in Winnipeg

The City of Winnipeg must meet key housing requirements to secure federal funding for the long-overdue North End Sewage Treatment Plant upgrade — including creating more "missing middle housing." But what does that mean, and why is it important? Host Marcy Markusa speaks with housing expert Mandy Hansen, principal at Insight Specialty Consulting. She breaks it down — who it benefits, why it's needed, and how it ties into the city's future. But before we get to that, a new report from the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce reveals that even the uncertainty surrounding a potential 25 per cent tariff is creating financial strain for local businesses. While U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs haven't taken effect yet, many companies are already feeling the pressure. Loren Remillard, CEO and president of the chamber of commerce, breaks down the findings and what they mean for Winnipeg's economy.

26. 02. 2025.

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22 min
21. 02. 2025.

Tariffs, trade, and Manitoba’s manufacturing future

Manitoba's manufacturing sector faces a crossroads with the potential for U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports. While 80% of what we make is shipped south, some local manufacturers, like Raber Gloves, are choosing to focus on the booming demand for Canadian-made products. Howard Raber, the maker of Manitoba's famous garbage mitts, shares his insights on navigating this shift. Plus, Terry Shaw from the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters weighs in on the growing pressures and opportunities in the industry. Premier Wab Kinew, fresh off his visit to the White House, joins us for our monthly conversation on how these tariffs could impact Manitoba's industries and economy.

21. 02. 2025.

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28 min
04. 02. 2025.

Tariffs on hold, but will Manitobans still buy local?

With U.S. tariffs on pause for 30 days, Premier Wab Kinew says American alcohol will stay on Manitoba shelves — for now. Meanwhile, Brock Coutts, co-owner of Winnipeg's Patent 5 Distillery, says supporting local businesses should be about more than just a trade dispute. Host Marcy Markusa also talks with Federal Public Safety Minister David McGuinty, who is in the province to discuss border security measures.

04. 02. 2025.

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24 min
20. 02. 2025.

Welcome to P.E.I. where everything’s expensive

For newcomers on P.E.I., the rising cost of living can be particularly hard to deal with. Reporter Steve Bruce finds out how people are making it work — and what more could be done to help.

20. 02. 2025.

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18 min
10. 04. 2025.

The latest on the Greater Victoria school board drama

The school board and the B.C. ministry of education were at odds for six months, until the province fired the elected trustees in January. Now the newly-appointed trustee is getting down to business, and the old trustees are going to court in hopes of getting their jobs back. We recap the SD61 drama, hear the latest on the safety plan and police in schools, and learn what official trustee Sherri Bell is thinking about for the future of the Greater Victoria school district. Note: This is Vancouver Island has a new release day! We'll come to you on Thursdays now, instead of Tuesdays.

10. 04. 2025.

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15 min
09. 01. 2025.

Forever young: How the P.E.I. Symphony is aging backwards

From a new young conductor to going viral on TikTok, this orchestra is hitting all the right notes when it comes to reaching new audiences. Mitch chats with some of the people who are keeping the symphony young.

09. 01. 2025.

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19 min
31. 01. 2025.

Trade war brewing? How U.S. tariffs could raise your coffee prices

If Canada and the U.S. get into a trade war, would you be willing to pay more for your morning cup of java? One Winnipeg coffee importer says it could happen. CBC's Jim Agapito speaks with Black Pearl owner Trevis Boyd. U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threat is prompting some Manitobans to change how and where they shop. A Brandon woman says buying Canadian and buying local are her way of promoting and supporting Canadian culture and the economy. CBC Manitoba reporter Rosanna Hempel met with Maria Askham at her home in Brandon.

31. 01. 2025.

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13 min
13. 01. 2025.

Would Christy Clark have a chance of winning if she enters the Liberals' leadership contest?

Former B.C. Premier Christy Clark told CBC Radio's The House that she is "seriously thinking about" running to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. For more on Clark's chances of becoming Canada's next Prime Minister, we speak with Kareem Allam, political strategist and formerly a campaign manager in provincial politics for the B.C. Liberals.

13. 01. 2025.

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14 min

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