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A BC mayor on the “bomb cyclone” and climate change

Plus: A new study determines exactly where in the UK and Ireland a phoney accent is most likely to be found out. Also: Lloyd Axworthy helped lead the push to ban landmines. We reach him now that the US has given the go ahead for their use in Ukraine.

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A surgeon in Kyiv on 1000 days (or more) of war

Plus: A Kansas man tells us why he created a page to share terrifying and potentially deadly stairwells, and what makes for a “good” death stair. Also: New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt on why the province is now launching a scientific inquiry into the mysterious brain disease plaguing dozens – and possibly many more – in her province.

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How the Maori rights movement grabbed the world’s attention

Plus: What’s behind the string of cheese heists bubbling up pretty much everywhere. Also: The Verge’s David Pierce on Bluesky’s big week.

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A strike shows how much small business counts on the mail

Plus: LOL hell breaks loose. A new study suggests people who text using abbreviations are perceived as less sincere. Also: Tom Forrestall’s paintings may have a realistic approach, but a friend and curator tells us the late Canadian artist wasn’t afraid of bending the rules -- including using canvases of all shapes and sizes.

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Trump’s day one: mass deportations?

In the past week, U.S. president-elect Donald Trump has announced many members of his upcoming cabinet, giving a window into his second term’s priorities. There’s little known about the wider implications of these appointments, but one area that Trump has emphasized as a “day one” priority is immigration. This was Trump’s single biggest talking point throughout his presidential campaign, and heading into a second term, it’s a clear policy priority. Nicole Narea is a senior reporter covering politics and immigration at Vox. She’ll go through what the next four years of American immigration policy could look like. For transcripts of Front Burner, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts

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UN Palestinian rapporteur Francesca Albanese

Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, recently returned from a week-long trip to Canada. She was given standing ovations at sold-out speaking events, yet also faced backlash from groups who called for the Canadian government to condemn her, and advocated for the UN to remove her from her position. Today, a wide-ranging conversation with Francesca Albanese. For transcripts of Front Burner, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts

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An ex-prosecutor on the “absurd” choice of Matt Gaetz for AG

Plus: A Scottish town learns a marble head being used as a doorstop in a shed, is actually a bust of their founder that's worth millions. Also: Ottawa says a decades-old report about Second World War criminals who came to Canada is still too hot to release, but the founder of the Canadian Anti-Hate Network says we all deserve to see the Nazi secrets of decades past

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Work sucks. Where are the unions?

Nearly a million Canadian workers have taken job action in recent years, with Canada Post employees being the latest to do so. That included work stoppages at airlines, railways and Canadian ports. You might assume, from the many headlines about strikes, that union power is growing in Canada. But in fact, over the last forty years, the number of workers who are members of a union has decreased by nearly 10 percent. At the same time, jobs across many sectors have gotten worse, from stagnating wages to reduced benefits. Barry Eidlin is an associate professor of sociology at McGill University and the author of "Labour and the Class Idea in the United States and Canada". He'll weigh in on why work sucks, what unions can do about that, and what is and is not being done. For transcripts of Front Burner, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts

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Wednesday's top stories in 10 minutes

Bomb cyclone weather system hits parts of British Columbia and US Pacific states leading to power outages, closed roads, and at least one death. Former Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai is testifying in his own defense in a national security trial. NB Premier says her government will investigate a mysterious brain illness.

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Tuesday's top stories in 10 minutes

Russia's defence ministry says Ukraine has fired U-S long-range missiles into Russia. 45 activists ordered to serve prison time for roles in Hong Kong pro-democracy opposition movement. October inflation comes in at 2 per cent, up from the previous month.

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