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Are bike paths being made ‘the bogeyman’ with Montreal’s planned review?

The City of Montreal is planning to review some bike paths across the city, following through on a campaign promise by Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada. The mayor says the goal is to evaluate mobility and safety for all and that, at this point, the city isn’t removing any bike paths. But some are skeptical that this review is the right focus when it comes to road safety in Montreal.

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3 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Could US politics disrupt Vancouver’s World Cup?

Vancouver will host seven matches at the FIFA World Cup, but politics are creeping into the picture. City councillors want clarity on whether U.S. immigration agents could be present, while some fans worry about travel rules and rising tensions south of the border. We break down the odds, the unknowns, and what it all means for the tournament here at home.

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Why downhill skiing disappeared from Mount Royal

Throughout most of the 20th century, you could find downhill ski runs on and around Mount Royal, complete with tow ropes, T-bars and even a 100-ft long ski jump! More than 100 years ago, ski-jumping competitions in the city would draw crowds of thousands of people. In this episode from the archives, we hear why downhill skiing disappeared from the heart of Montreal, and why not everyone agrees over whether it should come back. This episode was first released March 6, 2025.

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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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17/10/2025

Missing Megan Part 3 | Coming home

The hunt to find Megan turns into a search for her remains. Two years after disappearing, her body is found 130 km from home, on the shores of the South Saskatchewan River. But how did she get there? And who is responsible?

17/10/2025

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17/10/2025

Missing Megan Part 4 | Will there be justice?

Nine people are charged in connection to Megan’s death, making it an incredibly complex homicide case. But as the trials begin, serious cracks in the justice system emerge. We zoom in on two of the accused, whose trials went off the rails after police and the Crown botched the handling of a confidential informant.

17/10/2025

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23 phút
17/10/2025

Missing Megan Part 1 | Who was Megan Gallagher?

30-year-old Megan Gallagher took care of everyone around her; the first to share a joke, play with kids and cook a memorable meal. Living in Saskatoon, she dreamed of becoming a chef. So when her family couldn't reach her back in September 2020, they started to worry something horrible had happened. And it had.

17/10/2025

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2 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Why has a school for Olympic Village taken 19 years to approve?

A school promised for Olympic Village is close to approval after decades of delays, yet some residents still oppose it. Justin McElroy breaks down why it’s taken so long and what the fight is about. We also look at a big result in the OneCity mayoral race and what it means for local politics.

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Should the province overhaul forestry - like a new report recommends?

An independent forestry panel released its report to the B.C. government this week, saying massive change is required to fix the industry in this province. We ask our political panel what they make of the recommendations, plus the latest political moves to deal with the ongoing extortion crisis in Surrey and beyond and just how austere they think the B.C. budget will be when it's released on February 17. 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 weigh in on the week's top political stories with CBC host Gregor Craigie.

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Why are Montrealers penalized under Quebec’s new immigration program?

International students and immigrants on work visas are finding new allies in their fight to stay in Quebec and get permanent residency. Many have been calling for the province to reverse its decision to scrap the Quebec experience program, known as the PEQ, or at least to grant them exemptions to apply under the old rules, instead of new ones that penalize applicants from the Greater Montreal area. Now, the Mayor of Montreal and the opposition at city hall have come together to put pressure on the immigration minister too.

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21 phút

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