Best Rcmp Podcasts (2025)

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The Skyline-Sea Island Sighting/ Large UFO hovers over building and disappears in a bright flash of light/ Why did the RCMP interrogate the witnesses until 2 in the morning? 1:36:02

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Send us a text Season 4 Episode 15. Host Michael Ryan and commentator Christine Scott take a deep dive into another case taken from the files of the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police). On the night of April 6, 1976 two teenage girls were sitting in a car in the parking lot of the Skyline Hotel waiting for the mother of one of the girls to get off…

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On the phone-in: Veterinarian Dr Karyn Steele provides advice to listeners about their pets. And off the top, the RCMP is on-track in NB to launch a unit to investigate an increase in human trafficking ... 51:59

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On the phone-in: Veterinarian Dr Karyn Steele answers listeners' questions about their pets. And off the top of the show, we hear from the RCMP in New Brunswick. The RCMP is about to launch a specialized unit by the end of this year to investigate an increase in human trafficking.

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Dec. 15, 2025—RCMP arrest 27 in northern Manitoba drug bust 9:20

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Our lead story: RCMP in northern Manitoba arrest 27 people and lay 51 drug trafficking related charges under the police operation known as Project Derry.By APTN

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The true story behind the Norval Morrisseau art fraud 27:19

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Forged is a six-part series from CBC in Canada and ABC Australia. Host Adrian Stimson, an artist from the Siksika Nation, travels from Thunder Bay to the Northern Territory of Australia, to reveal what's believed to be the largest art crime fraud in the world. In this first episode, rock star Kevin Hearn of the Barenaked Ladies is doing rock star t…

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The stories that shaped our year 33:41

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Today we're bringing you a 2025 Front Burner wrap up, answering audience questions and bringing you behind the scenes of the making of some of our most popular episodes of 2025. For transcripts of Front Burner, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts

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Dec. 24, 2025—Chiefs Commission, First Nations Caring Society submit child welfare reform plan 8:59

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Our lead story: The National Children's Chiefs Commission and the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society claim their plan for long-term First Nations child welfare reform is more thorough than the federal government's. NOTE: APTN NEWS BRIEF WILL BE ON HIATUS OVER THE HOLIDAYS, RETURNING TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 2026. MUSIC: 'Abundance' by 1000 Ha…

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Today's phone-in: Our listeners take over the show to share their holiday greetings with friends and family, far and wide. 52:02

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On the phone-in: It's Holiday Greetings on the Air, a long-held holiday tradition on Maritime Noon. We hand the show over to our listeners to pass along their holiday greetings to loved ones no matter where they are.

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The year in sports scandal with Pablo Torre 32:16

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In 2025 news of the biggest, most sensational sports scandals was broken not by ESPN or Sports Illustrated, but by a podcaster named Pablo Torre on his show Pablo Torre Finds Out. It was Pablo who investigated Kawhi Leonard’s alleged multi-million dollar under the table no show deal. And it was Pablo who uncovered potential collusion involving NFL …

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Dec. 23, 2025—Carney gov't submits new reform plan for First Nations child and family services 8:18

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Our lead story: the Carney government submits its new plan for long-term reform of the First Nations child and family services program to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, pledging $35.5 billion to the end of 2034, then $4.4 billion annually after that.By APTN

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On the phone-in: we're discussing holiday beverages. Plus, we hear an environmentalist's reaction to the NS government's decision to explore the onshore gas industry again. 52:39

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Today's phone-in: we discuss holiday drinks, cocktails and mocktails, with a sommelier and a purveyor of non-alcoholic cocktails. And off the top, the NS government is exploring the onshore gas industry again, but not everyone is on board. Plus, we hear about meals and memories on PEI.

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2 Kids, 2 E-bikes, No Car: A Year-Round Cycling Family in Whistler 37:32

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NOTE: This episode originally aired in October of 2023. Since then, Brendan and Amanda and family have moved from Whistler to Nelson, BC. They now own a family car, which they mostly use to get to the mountain to ski. They continue to cycle year-round. Peter Ladner brings in son Brendan and daughter-in-law Amanda to expose the reality of life as a …

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Trump & corruption with Pod Save America 26:15

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Corruption is a word that’s come up throughout this year in relation to U.S. President Donald Trump’s second term. There have been allegations of personal enrichment, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars, through his family’s crypto and real estate ventures. There are also accusations of quid pro quo deals with foreign leaders and convict…

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Dec. 22, 2025—Guards who evicted man from SK hospital barred from work at health facilities 6:25

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Our lead story: the Saskatchewan Health Authority says the security guards who evicted an Indigenous man from a Prince Albert hospital out into the cold are now barred from work at any SHA facility.By APTN

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Episide 7.46 - "Rules of Engagement" - December 21, 2025 Alberta Politics Roundup! 1:31:37

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It's our last show of 2025! We're ending the year with a bit of a deep dive on Danielle Smith's advice to herself via the "Alberta Next" recommendations, the ongoing healthcare crisis and then... Nate takes the Alberta Party out to the woodshed one last time!If you're able to support our legal defense fund to fight back against the $6 Million lawsu…

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On the phone-in: Jim White on painting and staining. And off the top, we hear about New Brunswick's new green crab fishery. 52:22

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Today's phone-in: our painting and stain expert Jim white takes your calls. But first, Amy Howe of the Grand Manan Fishermen's Association discusses the new European Green crab fishery in New Brunswick.

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No Sugarcoating It: 15 Hard Truths About Life as a First Responder 55:50

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Send us a text In this solo episode of Sirens, Slammers and Service, Nikki gets real—no filters, no fluff. Drawing from lived experience, she breaks down 15 hard truths every first responder needs to hear, especially early in their career. We talk about why keeping your work life and personal life separate actually matters, the reality of “work fri…

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Jennifer Hyland: Walking the Tightrope of Duty and Despair 1:21:15

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In this episode, host Christian Lane interviews retired Deputy Chief Constable Jennifer Hyland, who shares her journey through the policing system in Canada. Hyland discusses the challenges of balancing duty with personal well-being, the impact of trauma on first responders, and the importance of empathy and authenticity in leadership. She reflects…

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Bondi Beach and the ISIS connection 22:18

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The Australian prime minister and police have said that the suspected gunmen in the Bondi Beach mass shooting at a Hanukkah event were motivated by Islamic State ideology. Australian counterterrorism officials allege the father and son received military training in southern Philippines. While it's been more than six years since the fall of the cali…

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Dec. 19, 2025—Feds, Ontario sign agreement to fast-track major projects in province 7:25

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Our lead story: the same day Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford sign an agreement meant to speed up construction of major projects in the province, Treaty 9 First Nations hold a press conference on their lawsuit against such fast-tracking.By APTN

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On the phone-in: Niki Jabbour gives advice for holiday plants and she answers general gardening questions. And off the top, the CBC's Elizabeth Chiu files a report about the healthcare system. 52:27

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On the phone-in: Niki Jabbour answers questions about holiday plants and general gardening questions. And off the top of the show, the CBC's Elizabeth Chiu files a report about Samuel Provo-Benoit who has prompted changes in the healthcare system by speaking out.

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The human toll of Trump's war on aid 21:01

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On the first day of his second term as U.S. president, Donald Trump signed an executive order effectively gutting USAID — the United States Agency for International Development. It's an arm of the government that, in 2024, was operating in more than 130 countries worldwide, providing food, medicine and other life-saving support. At the time, advoca…

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Dec. 18, 2025—Mi'kmaw title claim in the works to seek good chunk of Nova Scotia lands 7:54

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Our lead story: a major Mi'kmaw-led, Aboriginal title claim in the works at Sipekne'katik First Nation in Nova Scotia, the scope of which would include a good chunk of the province.By APTN

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On the phone-in: Appliance repair technician, Aaron Publicover, provides advice to listeners. And off the top, we hear from Ashleigh Myles who's from NS. She's doing a huge cycling trip and is almost finished ... 52:21

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On the phone-in: Appliance repair technician, Aaron Publicover, gives advice to listeners. And off the top of the show, we speak with Ashleigh Myles from Nova Scotia. She is doing a massive cycling trip from Alaska to the tip of South America and is almost done

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Are you biting off more than you can chew? 38:08

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In this episode of Mind Beyond the Mission, hosts Brian and Laryssa dive into the topic of “biting off more than you can chew” as it relates to Veterans, their Families and those who serve in caregiving roles. Sharing candid stories and personal experiences, they explore how easy it is to become overwhelmed when supporting others while managing you…

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Alberta’s very interesting year 30:19

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It’s been almost a year since Alberta Premier Danielle Smith met with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump. He was on the brink of a trade war. Since then, a lot has happened, from a renewed push for a separatist referendum, to election recall campaigns, to a shift in the relationship between the province and Ottawa. We are joined by two CBC colleague…

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Dec. 17, 2025—Mi'kmaw cannabis sellers meet to discuss Nova Scotia crackdown on stores 10:06

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Our lead story: a Mi'kmaw organization representing over 60 cannabis retailers in Nova Scotia meets to strategize on a provincial crackdown on their operations.By APTN

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From the RCMP files: Witness account of UFO landing near Rathwell, Manitoba-investigating officer believes this really happened/ Book review: Bill Chalker's Hair of the Alien: DNA and Other Forensic Evidence ... 51:33

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Send us a text Season 4 Episode 14. Host Michael Ryan dives into a RCMP file from January 6, 1974. A person who was living in Rathwell, Manitoba saw a UFO very close to his house on the morning of January 6, 1974 and even got into his car and chased after it. It was while he was driving towards the UFO that he saw it land on the highway 244. If you…

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Why is the U.K. rethinking puberty blockers? 28:15

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Today, an in-depth look at puberty blockers and their use on minors with gender dysphoria. These drugs have come under an enormous amount of scrutiny in recent years, with some questioning their benefits, safety and long-term impact. After banning the use of puberty blockers for gender treatment of people under 18, a new clinical trial in the U.K. …

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Dec. 16, 2025—10 years after TRC final report, renewed calls to fight residential school denialism 10:15

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Our lead story: a decade after the final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission was released, some mark the anniversary with reflection and renewed calls to tackle residential school denialism.By APTN

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On the phone-in: Financial planning advisor, Emily Rae, discusses ways to avoid overspending during the holidays. And off the top, we hear about the possibility of red light cameras in Fredericton. 52:48

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On the phone-in: Our guest is Emily Rae. She's a Senior Financial Planning Advisor with Assante Capital Management Limited in Halifax. She discusses ways for people to avoid overspending during the holiday season. And off the top of the show, we hear about the possibility of red light cameras being installed at four intersections in Fredericton.…

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2025 Year End Wrap-Up Episode 53:12

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The True Blue Podcast wraps up Season 5 with Host Tom Stamatakis interviewing the VCPU President Angela Van Eerd. Hear them discuss the successes and challenges of 2025. Furthermore, they look into the future and discuss what Contract Bargaining and Crime Fighting will look like in 2026. Ang and Tom make it clear that the complaint process needs to…

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Hanukkah event shooting // Liberal majority watch 38:37

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First, the latest on the massacre at Bondi Beach in Australia. The mass shooting targeted the Jewish community on the first day of Hanukkah. We speak with Sean Tarek Goodwin, a reporter with ABC News, who was one of the first to arrive on the scene. Second, a surprise defection on Parliament Hill. Late last week, just hours after Parliament wrapped…

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Episode 7.45 - Eating The Elephant! (Dec 14, 2025 Alberta Politics Roundup!) 2:18:23

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We're back with another roundup of Alberta politics and it's more dense than a holiday fruitcake!We start with a look at the recent news that Jordan Peterson was in the process of having his online video courses accredited by the province of Alberta before we take a look at the new law that Smith named after him, including a deep dive on what it wa…

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On the phone-in: Pharmacist Graham MacKenzie answers questions about medications and supplements. And off the top, we speak with NS Housing Minister John White about a housing project in Shannon Park. 52:59

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On the phone-in: Pharmacist Graham MacKenzie answers listeners' questions about medications and supplements. And off the top of the show, we speak with NS Housing Minister John White about a new housing project that's planned for Shannon Park in Dartmouth. It's a $300 million dollar project being launched by both the Nova Scotia government and the …

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Is Trump’s MAGA movement in trouble? (FB Exclusive) 23:12

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‘Make America Great Again' has been Donald Trump’s brand for a decade, riding the movement’s anti-elitist wave into the presidency and remaking the Republican Party. But cracks are now showing in the coalition, raising questions about Trump’s commitment to MAGA goals. One of his staunchest allies has become his loudest critic: Georgia congresswoman…

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Sleep, Stress & the Science of Staying Grounded with Helen Dugdale 1:00:48

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Send us a text In this episode of Sirens, Slammers and Service, Nikki sits down with Helen Dugdale—psychotherapist, science lover, and soon-to-be two-time author—to dig into the gut-brain connection, sleep, anxiety, and why your nervous system is calling the shots more than you think. Helen breaks down how sleep deprivation wrecks emotional control…

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Trump's vision for a new world order 26:22

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Every U.S. president releases a national security strategy document about a year into their term, but few have made as big a splash as Donald Trump's, earlier this month. The document formally spells out much of what we've come to expect from Trump's approach to foreign policy in his second term: political relationships are transactional, and Ameri…

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Dec. 12, 2025—Treaty 8 First Nations signal strong opposition to proposed tar sands pipeline 8:07

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Our lead story: Treaty 8 First Nations leaders gather in Ottawa to voice their opposition to a recently signed federal/Alberta MOU promoting a future tar sands pipeline to B.C.'s west coast, a proposal they were not consulted on.By APTN

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On the phone-in: Broadcasting from Studio 60 in Halifax, it's our "Make the Season Kind" show. We hear how people in the Maritimes are helping families in need. 54:04

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Today's phone-in: Our "Make the Season Kind" show broadcasts from Studio 60 at CBC Halifax. We hear live music from the Halifax Boys Honour Choir and hear about the ways people are supporting others throughout the Maritimes this holiday season.

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Should everybody be taking Ozempic? 25:43

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It's estimated that as many as 10 per cent of adults in Canada use a GLP-1 type drug like Ozempic. The prescription medicine is used for type 2 diabetes management and increasingly prescribed off-label for weight loss. And this month, for the first time, the World Health Organization has conditionally recommended GLP-1 drugs for the long-term treat…

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Dec. 11, 2025—Sipekne'katik First Nation bans Nova Scotia premier, cabinet ministers, from their lands 8:04

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Our lead story: citing a variety of issues, the chief and council of Sipekne'katik First Nation vote to ban the premier of Nova Scotia from their lands, along with two of his cabinet ministers.By APTN

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On the phone-in: We talked with cookbook author Mary Janet MacDonald about holiday baking. But first, we hear about a report that reveals major concerns with a Halifax museum CEO. 52:32

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Today's phone-in: Cookbook author Mary Janet MacDonald returned to talk favourite holiday baking recipes. But first, a federal report says the head of the Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 in Halifax committed serious code of conduct breaches

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The politics of the Warner Bros. bidding war 23:12

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Two of the biggest media companies in the world are going to war over Warner Bros. Discovery, a massive media conglomerate that owns a historic Hollywood studio, as well as the likes of HBO and CNN. This week, Paramount put in a hostile all-cash takeover bid for Warner Brothers worth more than $108 billion. This followed Netflix’s announcement a fe…

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Dec. 10, 2025—Century-old kayak among repatriated Inuit items newly unveiled to public 8:26

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Our lead story: Inuit artifacts over a hundred years old—included a hand-crafted, sealskin kayak—are newly unveiled to the public at the Canadian Museum of History shortly after their repatriation from the Vatican.By APTN

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Did UFOs cause the Quebec Blackout of 1971?/ Claude Mac Duff reports/ What tripped the nuke sensors at High Point?/ New book review: The Official History of Official UFO Magazine 57:17

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Send us a text Season 4 Episode 13. Host Michael Ryan and commentator Christine Scott look into the reporting of Quebec UFO investigator Claude Mac Duff. In 1971 Mac Duff looked into the cause of the 1971 Quebec blackouts and he came up with some very interesting information that points at UFOs as a probable cause. Also, is it possible that UFOs tr…

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Today's phone-in: Nathaniel Pearre takes your calls on EVs. And off the top, we get a young farmers reaction to the NS government's new program to increase access to farmland. 52:08

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On the phone-in: We take your questions about electric vehicles with Narthaniel Pearre. But first, a young farmer in Antigonish responds to the NS government's recently announced program to help new farmers access farmland to start or grow their farm business.

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The 'compassion club' fighting Canada's drug laws 27:57

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Through 2022 and 2023, two Vancouver activists made international headlines with DULF — the Drug User Liberation Front. In a bid to stop overdose deaths, founders Jeremy Kalicum and Eris Nyx sold clean, tested drugs — bought on the dark web — to their members as an alternative to the contaminated street supply. But that international attention led …

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Dec. 9, 2025—Dozens of Indigenous artifacts long held by Vatican begin journey home 8:52

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Our lead story: held overseas for over a century, dozens of items belonging to Indigenous peoples in Canada began their repatriation from the Vatican over the weekend. >Interstitial: zapsplat.comBy APTN

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On the phone-in: We have a conversation about public libraries, the services they provide and why they matter to us. But first, we hear about research underway to help with brain health imaging. 52:48

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Today's phone-in: Our conversation today is about public libraries and why they matter to us. Our guests are Ashley Nunn-Smith - the CEO and Chief Librarian for the South Shore Public Libraries. And Julia Merritt - the CEO of the Annapolis Valley Regional Library. But first, we hear from Professor Erin Mazerolle of St. FX on her research around bra…

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U.S. Politics! Pentagon scandals, ICE targets Somalis 27:36

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Today, we bring you a wrap on U.S. politics. We begin with two scandals plaguing U.S. defense secretary Pete Hegseth, from allegations of war crimes to a scathing report accusing him of mishandling classified military intelligence. And we cover the fallout from President Donald Trump’s tirade against Somali immigrants, including a surge of ICE raid…