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Will fake maple syrup harm the reputation of Quebec’s favourite sweet treat?

It was a chance discovery. A reporter opened a can of Quebec maple syrup, only to find that something tasted…off. The resulting investigation by Radio-Canada’s investigative program Enquete revealed a Quebec company was selling syrup cut with cane sugar. We’ll wade through the sticky scandal and hear how Quebec producers are trying to defend the integrity of their product.

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21 min
16 DE ABR.

Christine Fréchette faces an uphill battle as Quebec’s new premier

Christine Fréchette is only the second woman to serve as Quebec premier, but she won’t have much time to bask in her victory. With a provincial election looming in less than six months, her party is trailing in the polls. But she’s presenting herself as a pragmatic, resilient leader who’s ready to take on the challenge of rebuilding her party’s fortunes and reconnecting with Quebecers. CBC National Assembly Reporter Cathy Senay walks us through the road ahead for Quebec’s new premier, towards what's shaping up to be a battle of Gen-X party leaders.

16 de abr.

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20 min
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Will the Whitecaps leave Vancouver?

The Vancouver Whitecaps have called this city home since 1974. But concerns are growing that the club could relocate to another city. So - how severe are the challenges? And could the club really leave Vancouver? We hear from sports journalist Simon Fudge and Vancouver Southsiders member, Peter Czimmermann.

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22 min
15 DE ABR.

Are we any closer to ending the toxic drug crisis?

It’s been 10 years since B.C. declared a public health emergency over toxic drug deaths. But the crisis is still claiming lives every day. We hear from Health Minister Josie Osborne and addictions expert Gabor Maté on what’s working, what isn’t, and what comes next.

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38 min
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Lot full: why parking downtown Ottawa is such a gong show

Demand for downtown parking exceeds supply on certain weekday mornings. To score a spot, some commuters have a strategy. Robyn Bresnahan hung out in some downtown parking garages to hear why commuters feel the cost and stress of parking downtown is still worth it. And if you want to hear more on Ottawa's transit woes, that episode is here.

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19 min
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Eby changes his DRIPA plan (again)

Every week this month, B.C. Premier David Eby has announced a new version of his plan to amend, or pause, the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act. Our political panel discusses his latest announcement, plus the 10-year anniversary of the toxic drug crisis becoming a public health emergency, and the announcement of a new task force to look at the impact of the Iran war on B.C. Our political panel is: former Green Party MLA and Tsartlip First Nation member Adam Olsen, former BC Liberal and BC United staffer Andrew Reeve, and former NDP cabinet minister Elizabeth Cull, speaking with CBC's Gregor Craigie. If you want to hear Gregor's interview with a doctor that's referenced in the panel, you can find it here.

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20 min
16 DE ABR.

Will Vancouver’s left-wing parties unite — and should the city get its own baseball team?

Vancouver’s three left-wing parties have agreed to cap the number of candidates each will be running in the upcoming civic election. They say the goal is to replace Mayor Ken Sim and his ABC majority on council. Stephen and Justin look at their agreement and what it means ahead of October's local elections. Plus, could Major League Baseball actually come to Vancouver?

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30 min
17/10/2025

Missing Megan Part 2 | A deadly silence

Brian and Deb Gallagher spent years organizing rallies, putting up billboards, and printing t-shirts to find their missing daughter. They were convinced someone knew what happened. Then in January 2021, Saskatoon police went from investigating her disappearance as a missing persons case to solving a homicide.

17/10/2025

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22 min
9 DE ABR.

How to know if your rent increase is legit

Rent increases notices have gone out over the past few weeks and Montreal renters are deciding how to respond. This year, landlords and renters will be working with a new formula from Quebec’s Housing Tribunal that redefines what costs can be passed onto tenants. We’ll break down what’s changing and get answers to some of your questions about rent increases.

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16 min
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Yes, headlights are getting brighter.

The federal goverment is asking you if modern headlights are too bright. Drivers on P.E.I. says they are. So we're exploring what you can do about them.

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21 min

Diving into the essential, random, and occasionally infuriating issues and quirks that make the place you live, home.