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Olympic Hockey heartbreak and more

From two heartbreaking hockey losses to the fiery debate over whether the men’s gold medal curling team was cheating, Milano Cortina 2026 was a dramatic one for Team Canada. The games also brought some headscratching moments like a Norwegian biathlete confessing to infidelity minutes after a race and an investigation into Olympic ski-jumping dubbed ‘penis-gate’. We break down the storylines from the Winter Olympics that dominated our timelines and got us talking with senior contributor at CBC Sports, Shireen Ahmed.

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New ambassador, unpredictable politics

Mark Wiseman made his debut as Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. this week, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. He starts the post in a complicated time for Canadian-U.S. relations, taking over from Kirsten Hillman, a stable presence and a dogged negotiator for Canada since her appointment in 2020. So what will this changing of the guard mean for Canada? CBC’s Washington correspondents Paul Hunter, Katie Simpson and Willy Lowry take a look at what role the Canadian ambassador to the U.S. plays in Washington and how much power Wiseman and others have to actually move the needle with the Trump administration.

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Trump increases global tariff, Far-right protests in Lyon, Canada's Olympic standings, and more

The U.S. President says he intends to ratchet up tariffs, again. Shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against many of his sweeping tariffs, Trump announced a plan to impose a temporary 10 percent tax on imports from around the world. And then today, Trump took to social media to say he's bumping that up to 15 percent. Also: The city of Lyon has become a flashpoint in France's culture wars. Thousands hit the streets of that city today to protest the killing of Quentin Deranque. The 23 year old -- who was active in far-right, ultranationalist circles -- was beaten to death in a brawl with an alleged group of far-left activists. You'll hear how Deranque's killing is dividing French society. And: Canada's athletes at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics have had their fair share of triumphs and disappointments. Our team in Milan tells us all about them - and what to expect from Sunday's gold medal Men's hockey game. Plus: U.S. deploys troops to Nigeria, Saskatchewan's biggest dog sled race, and more.

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Puerto Vallarta violence aftermath, Canadians in Mexico, AI’s memory chip famine, and more

The mood across Mexico remains one of shock and fear after waves of weekend violence hit Puerto Vallarta and other regions. One of the country’s most notorious drug kingpins was killed in a military raid, immediately triggering widespread retaliation from the Jalisco New Generation cartel. More than 70 people are dead — most were soldiers or gang members. Also: The violence has trapped many Canadians in Puerto Vallarta and its surrounding areas. Puerto Vallarta is under a shelter-in-place order, and a number of airlines have cancelled flights to and from the region. Some Canadians are frustrated with Ottawa’s response to the crisis. Global Affairs is telling people to register with GAC. Officials also say at least two Canadians reported non life-threatening injuries. And: Lost memory. How consumers could take the hit from big tech’s global need for microchips to power AI data farms. Plus: Tariff backlash, new protests in Iran, the push to ‘prescribe’ blueberries, and more.

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16 FEB

The mother of all questions: do you want kids?

Get lost in someone else’s life. From a mysterious childhood spent on the run, to a courageous escape from domestic violence, each season of Personally invites you to explore the human experience in all its complexity, one story — or season — at a time. In the latest season of Personally: Creation Myth, Helena does not want kids. Her husband believes she’ll change her mind—she has so much love to give, she would be a perfect mother. That will never happen, she tells him. Again. And again. Until one day, he leaves. In the silence, doubt starts rushing in. So she asks her close friends, her mother, her sister, even a perfect stranger—did she make the right decision? What is the purpose of life? Center your pleasure, says one friend. Go for adventure, says another, and isn’t parenthood the biggest adventure of all? Be true to yourself, says a father who regrets his decision. But the voice she needs to hear is her own. More episodes of Creation Myth are available wherever you get your podcasts and here: https://link.mgln.ai/CMxFB

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E1: The Dawn of Fake Porn

When a streamer who goes by QTCinderella starts trending on Twitter, she isn’t expecting to see her face on a porn site — her face, doing things she never did. Because the videos weren’t of her. They were deepfakes. Instead of staying silent, QTCinderella decides to fight back. And her story raises a bigger question: how did we get to a world where anyone can be put into realistic-looking digital porn? The answer stretches back to the earliest days of the internet. Featuring archival tape from QTCinderella and Ian Goodfellow, and interviews with Walter Schrier.

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Violence erupts in Puerto Vallarta, Man killed breaching Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, Canada's Mens Hockey team defeated by the U.S., and more.

Violence in the streets of Mexico this morning, after the leader of a powerful drug cartel was killed by the country's military. Local authorities are telling people to stay home and avoid travel. Several Canadian airlines have cancelled flights amid clashes between Mexican authorities and armed groups. Also: Secret service and law enforcement officers killed an armed 21 year old man who breached the perimeter of Mar-a-Lago - President Trump's Florida residence. Trump was not at the resort at the time. The man's motive is unclear, but it appears to be yet another attempted attack on the U.S. President. And: Today was not an easy day for Canadian hockey fans. Millions woke up early to watch Canada take on the US for Olympic gold. But hope turned to heartbreak - with the U.S. winning the game 2-1 in overtime. We'll take you through the final game - and how fans are reacting to the result. Plus: Reflecting on nearly 4 years of war in Ukraine, Winter Olympics wrap-up, A tough snowmobile race in Labrador gets underway, and more

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Former Prince Andrew arrested, Canadian hockey women win silver, skimo debut, and more

He’s gone from prince to prison… at least temporarily. Police arrested the king’s brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for misconduct in public office. They are investigating whether he shared confidential material with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Also: Canada’s women’s hockey team wins silver at the Winter Olympics in a close game. The team went into the final game as underdogs, but were first to score, and held on to the lead for most of regulation time. Then the U.S. managed to tie the game, and scored again in the sudden death overtime, earning them the gold. And: It looks unusual… a bit of skiing, a bit of mountain climbing… and it’s a brand new sport for the Olympics. We look at skimo. Plus: The first meeting of the Board of Peace, NDP leadership debate, money to fight extortion, and more.

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Floor-crosser defects to surging Liberals

Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberals welcomed a third Conservative floor crosser on Wednesday – Edmonton MP Matt Jeneroux. And with three by-elections coming up, two from Liberal strongholds, a Liberal majority is looking like a possibility. So a pretty seismic day on Parliament Hill. CBC’s senior writer Aaron Wherry is here to talk through how this could all play out for the Liberals and for Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party. For transcripts of Front Burner, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts

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Carney’s plan to build and buy for the military in Canada

The federal government announces a new -- and ambitious -- defence strategy that prioritizes Canadian-made military equipment -- and promises up to 125,000 new jobs. A U.S. radio host claims that a Google AI tool that creates uncannily real-sounding podcasts copied his voice without permission -- so he's taking the company to court. We remember the late civil rights activist, Jesse Jackson -- whose activism and presidential run fundamentally changed American politics. Determined divers found a Lake Michigan shipwreck after 150 years -- then sat on the news until they could fully document it. One diver tells us keeping the secret was a struggle. After an unfortunate error during the Olympic slalom, and a terrible personal tragedy, a Norwegian skier takes his skis off and walks into a nearby forest. In the '90s, photographer Anne Geddes dressed babies up as plants, cabbages, and pea pods for her first coffee table book "Down in the Garden." Now she's inviting the 30-something former models to get back in touch. As It Happens, the Tuesday Edition. Radio that assumes she's trying to make a peas offering.

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