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04/07/2025

Where will you go in Manitoba this summer? Travel tips and trip ideas

Travel Manitoba's Allison Dalke talks with host Marcy Markusa about how families can make the most of their summer vacation. From affordable getaways and hidden gems to festivals, camping and glamping, she offers tips for exploring the province — and explains why more people are choosing to stay close to home this summer.
18/07/2025

Would a 4-day work week boost Canada's record-low fertility rates?

Tokyo's government will begin rolling out a four-day work week for some of its employees, as part of an effort to combat the country’s declining birth rate by improving work-life balance. With Canada facing its own record-low fertility rates, could a similar policy make a difference here? Marcy Markusa speaks with Shelley Clark, a demographer and sociology professor at McGill University. Also on the podcast: Melanie Zebrynski tried for years to get a tubal ligation, only to eventually give up after facing pushback from her doctor. Meanwhile, her fiancé was easily able to get a vasectomy. She talks about the challenges of advocating for herself.
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.
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.
15/05/2024

Who grows more potatoes? Alberta and P.E.I. face off

The mighty spud is synonymous with P.E.I., but now Alberta may be coming for our crown. What will it mean if the P.E.I. potato is no longer number one? Host Nicola MacLeod and This is Edmonton host Clare Bonnyman join forces.
21/11/2024

These experts can help you navigate P.E.I.’s health care system

It’s a complicated health care world. Before giving up, you should know there’s extra help. Meet P.E.I.’s patient navigators and find out they help make sense of a complicated and complex system.
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.
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.
08/01/2025

Patient dies in ER of Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre

Host Marcy Markusa speaks with Laura Tamblyn Watts, CEO of CanAge, a national seniors' advocacy group focused on patient safety and rights, about the Winnipeg ER death and the broader implications for health-care services and patient care. Also on the podcast today: The CBC's Chloe Friesen speaks with Marion Willis. She is with St. Boniface Street Links and a longtime advocate for homeless people, who sometimes use ERs as warming spaces.
31/07/2025

Why P.E.I. can’t stop after record housing starts

The Island’s building boom is easy to see. New projects are everywhere as housing starts hit a new high in the province last year. Thinh Nguyen tells Mitch why even more new homes will have to be built every year to keep housing affordable.

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