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Golf Talk Canada
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Golf Talk Canada - Season 11 - Episode 4
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Today, Mark Zecchino, Bob Weeks and Adam Scully discuss the latest in the world of golf! We talk about some of Tiger Woods best moments and chat about the future of the RBC Canadian Open.By Golf Talk Canada
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Canada Reads American Style
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Review of Jonny Appleseed by Joshua Whitehead
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Shauna and Rebecca review another contender for the 2021 CBC’s Canada Reads annual competition. Is it as graphic as some readers have stated on the CBC’s Canada Reads Facebook group? Is it a book that transports us? Spoiler alert: read the book, then come back for the discussion. Special thanks to @wearebeautifulwords book club for creating thought…
BMO, What are you doing?By Rewards Canada
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The Current
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UN special rapporteur Agnès Callamard on why Canada has been ‘too passive’ over Iran’s shooting down of flight PS752
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Agnès Callamard, the UN special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, released a scathing report this week on Iran's shooting down of Flight PS752. She calls into question who made what decisions, and when, and tells Matt Galloway the Canadian government has been "too passive" in the fight for answers.…
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The Agenda with Steve Paikin (Audio)
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Dr. Theresa Tam: How Can Canada Defeat COVID-19?
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While Canada lags in the international vaccination effort and is dealing with outbreaks of COVID-19 variants, Steve Paikin speaks to Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam. They discuss what must still be done in the next stage of virus containment in the country. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Startup Canada Podcast: Canada's Entrepreneurship Podcast
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Building the Right Legacy with Yamila Franco – February 25, 2021
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Traditional stakeholders often include customers, staff, and suppliers – but what if we all treated the land as a key stakeholder? Enter Yamila Franco, Co-Founder of Nyoka Design Labs! Yamila is an Afro-Indigenous Womxn bringing years of experience in impact-driven entrepreneurship & clean technology. Her work is centered around empowering communit…
February is Heart Month. For people living with diabetes, heart disease is one of the most common complications. Dr. Erin Mulvihill is a scientist from the Ottawa Heart Institute whose research tries to better understand this connection in order to improve treatments.By Krista Lamb
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Canada Homeschools
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s2e14 Rabbit Trails with Annette Vellenga
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Annette is a rabbit breeder and homeschooler, and we chat about how those go together in giving her son an education about life.By Rowan Atkinson with Annette Tinholt Vellenga
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Match Point Canada
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Episode 8 - Australian Open recap with Courtney Nguyen
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Our first grand slam of the tennis season is now in the books! The 2021 Australian Open has come and gone, with Naomi Osaka and Novak Djokovic both capturing singles majors Down Under. To recap all of the action from the women's side, we're joined by premiere journalist and WTA Insider Courtney Nguyen, as we delve into Naomi Osaka's rapid ascent, w…
Message: Revival Missionary Moment: Dr. Manohar – India Songs: Children of the Heavenly Father; Softly and Tenderly Host: Dr. Brian Albrecht The post Rev. Art Larson – Revival appeared first on Canada's National Bible Hour.By admin
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Explore FI Canada
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049: The Residual Income Path to FIRE | Eric Chang
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In today’s episode, Eric shares how he achieved FIRE by building multiple streams of residual (aka passive) income—all before the age of 30! From marketing consultant to real estate and entrepreneurship, Eric’s story is fascinating, inspiring, and motivational. Be warned: Eric’s energy and enthusiasm is contagious! After hearing his story, you’ll h…
Dr. Karen Lee, Associate Professor in the Division of Preventive Medicine, Dept of Medicine at the University of Alberta, and Author of the book Fit Cities. She is also Director of the Housing for Health Initiative at UofA that is organizing the conference along with its partners. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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The Secret Life of Canada
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S3: The Indian Pavilion at Expo 67 (Part 1)
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You may have heard of Expo 67 — Canada's biggest flex during its centennial year — but do you know the fascinating history of the Indian Pavilion? It was separate and distinct from the Canada Pavilion, and it was primed to make that distinction matter. In the first part of a two part episode, Falen takes Leah on a minirail tour around the Expo grou…
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The Sunday Magazine
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Olympic boycotts, MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq on burnout, Charles M. Blow's case to reverse the Great Migration, Kim Echlin on the legacy of the Bosnian war
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This week on The Sunday Magazine with host Piya Chattopadhyay:• Should Canada boycott the Beijing Winter Games? • NDP MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq on burnout and self-love • Charles M. Blow's case to reverse the Great Migration• Kim Echlin on "Speak, Silence" and the legacy of the Bosnian war • A brief history of scandals orbiting the Golden Globes…
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The World this Weekend
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The World this Weekend for 2021/02/27 at 21:30 EDT
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Nighttime
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Who or What Keeps Appearing in the Sky Above Candice and Onagottay!? (Kingston, ON UFO Experiencers)
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It started with a post to the UFOs Above Canada discussion group on facebook… “Im wondering if there are any people living in Kingston, Ontario. Since December 3, 2020 we have been taking pictures of crafts over our house. Up to 22 craft at once. I also have pics of craft with hatches open and small orbs flying out of them. We are 2 older people wh…
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Davidya.ca
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A Conversation with Andrew Hewson on Renunciate and Householder Paths
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In our latest conversation, Andrew and I explored Householder and Renunciate approaches to life, the masculine and feminine emphasis, the gunas, relationships, and the role of devotion. on YouTube Thanks to the generous support of …By David F. Buckland
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JAZZ BOULEVARD RADIO SHOW
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Jazz Boulevard Radio Show #870 2021.02.26
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JBRS 870… We take a deep dive into new releases including tracks from Lebanese bassist Makram Aboul Hosn, Venezuelan pianist Edward Simon, trumpet player Charlie Porter, The Toronto jazz collective Hector, and more. You can follow us on Twitter @JazzBoulevard / See album art on Instagram – Source: JazzBoulevard.ca…
On this week’s show: New Brunswick Health Minister Dorothy Shephard outlines her province’s vaccine preparations and Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson talks about his city’s plans to get a head start on inoculations. Plus: Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault looks at what Australia’s battle with tech giants means for Canada’s own regulatory efforts, and clea…
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CBC News: The World at Six
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CBC News: The World at Six for 2021/02/26 at 21:30 EDT
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MEDIA INDIGENA : Indigenous current affairs
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Creating Culpability for Colonial Cosplay: Pt 2 (ep 246)
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Punishment for Pretendians: the back half of our extended look at colonial cosplay. And if part one was all about the problem, this part’s all about solutions. Just what is to be done about all these faux First Nations actors, authors and academics? What mechanisms might we use, and by whose authority? Does it make sense to target all the players, …
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The Agenda with Steve Paikin (Audio)
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What Are the Risks of Toronto's Extended Lockdown?
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Forty per cent of the country's manufactured goods come from Toronto and regions surrounding it. But with the city in extended stay-at-home orders, what are the consequences for the rest of the province and country when the city is out of order. Jan De Silva, CEO of the Toronto Region Board of Trade; and Toronto City Councillor Joe Cressy discuss t…
Conservation organizations such as the National Conservancy of Canada and the Thames Talbot Land Trust worry about the toll on greenspaces of increased usage by people seeking relief and exercise during the pandemic. Southwestern Ontario Hub journalist Mary Baxter reports on the challenges of protecting precious ecosystems from a sudden large volum…
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The Agenda with Steve Paikin (Audio)
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Breaking Stereotypes on Political Leanings
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Our review of the week begins with a look at why it's not a foregone conclusion that Black voters always lean left. Then, does Canada still need it provincial equalization policy? What is the future for pipelines in the country? And, why the pandemic is not hitting all demographics equally. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
On this episode, Mike is joined by Ian Tulloch again while Rachel works her way back from the IR to discuss the Juggernaut Habs firing Claude Julien, important updates in the Buffalo Sabres hurricane of sadness, and then dive deep into Mike Babcock's hilariously tone-deaf interview with Sportsnet.Shop merch: https://www.redbubble.com/people/staffgr…
In today's episode I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Nicholas Snyder, director of The Astrology of Pandemics. He's a genuinely nice guy, and incredibly intelligent, and his views on astrology are well thought out, and most importantly, they make sense. In the interview he details his experience with astrology, and how the alignment o…
Welcome to our first LIVE podcast of The Happy Times :) If you would like to tune in next time, follow me on twitch! twitch.com/joeykidney In today's episode we are going to be talking about the little changes that I have made in my life that have enhanced it and maybe it is something you are thinking about as well. Support this podcast at — https:…
NBC's Pierre McGuire on the Sens hot play continues, Sens play trending well for a while, Carey Price and the Habs, Oilers beat the Canucks, Jeff Skinner scratched a third game by the Sabres and Sens releasing past prospects.By webmaster@tsn1200.ca
Support this podcast Are the NDP merely liberals in a bit of a rush? Team Advantage examines Gary Teeple's 1972 essay, 'Liberals in a hurry': socialism and the CCF-NDP. What role does the Fabian Society have in shaping the thought of the CCF, and later, the NDP? Can real socialist change be made through technocratic changes or parliamentary methods…
Toronto illustrator credits a high school artist friend for pushing him to international success; Poem for a sunlit room; UHN has world's only lab that tests winter boots for ice traction.
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The Current
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Listeners embracing letter-writing and slow correspondence in the pandemic
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This week we brought you stories of people using the old art of letter-writing to stay in touch in the pandemic, including Brian Barnes, who wrote 300 letters to his wife Joanne in her locked-down care home. Those stories prompted listeners to share their own. We hear your tales of embracing slow correspondence.…
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The Current
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Protests swell in Myanmar despite threat of force
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After weeks of civil unrest, violence, and refusals to back down, Myanmar is facing some of its largest protests to date. We talk to Aye Min Thant, a reporter in Myanmar covering the protests; Kyaw Win, founder and executive director of the Burma Human Rights Network; and Damien Kingsbury, who led the Australian election-observer mission to Myanmar…
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q: The Podcast from CBC Radio
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[Full episode] Fat Mike, Craig Mannix, Irvine Welsh, Zackary Drucker
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NOFX frontman Fat Mike takes us through the band's latest album, titled Single Album, and opens up about his sexuality, sobriety and the meaning of punk rock. Universal Music Canada executive Craig Mannix discusses Canada's fraught history with Black music and what still needs to be done to promote our homegrown hip-hop talent. Trainspotting author…
*A warning, this episode contains descriptions of graphic violence.* In part two of our series looking at the role of police in society, IDEAS contributor Kyle G. Brown examines the use of police surveillance on citizens, the increased use of military tactics, and its struggles when responding to mental health emergencies.…
Vaccine: Ottawa, Irish Ice Mile Swimmer, NJ/TX Plumber, Equality Act, Nigeria Schoolgirls Kidnapping and more.
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White Coat, Black Art on CBC Radio
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SPECIAL| Prescription for Resilience: Coping with Covid - Stories of Loss
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Almost a year into the pandemic Canadians are still coming to terms with what they have lost, whether it’s the loss of loved ones or the life we had before the pandemic. This week White Coat, Black Art explores the stories of Canadians who have found ways to be resilient in light of that loss. In the final installment of the special series “Prescri…
COVID-19 has disproportionately affected low-income neighbourhoods and essential workers. Vulnerable neighbourhoods are densely populated, are comprised of crowded housing arrangements, and bursting bus routes. Essential work is not the type of job that allows for telecommuting, and many workers are disproportionately Black, Indigenous and people o…
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Thrive Podcast - Startup Canada
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Building the Right Legacy with Yamila Franco – February 25, 2021
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Traditional stakeholders often include customers, staff, and suppliers – but what if we all treated the land as a key stakeholder? Enter Yamila Franco, Co-Founder of Nyoka Design Labs! Yamila is an Afro-Indigenous Womxn bringing years of experience in impact-driven entrepreneurship & clean technology. Her work is centered around empowering communit…
NBC's Pierre McGuire was surprised by Claude Julien's firing, Dominique Ducharme brings a nice resume, Zach Hyman in the blue paint for tying goal, extent of Derek Stepan's injury and the Tkachuk brothers.By webmaster@tsn1200.ca
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The Current
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Psychedelic therapy: Dr. Bruce Tobin on his work treating anxiety using psilocybin, found in magic mushrooms
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In the conclusion to our series on treating mental illness with psychedelic drugs, Dr. Bruce Tobin discusses his work on anxiety and psilocybin, which is found in magic mushrooms. We hear from Mona Strelaeff, who says she finally found relief through psychotherapy done with psilocybin. But while studies into psychedelics show promise, robust resear…
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The Current
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Missing Millions: The Fifth Estate's investigation into one of the largest frauds in Canadian history
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In a new investigation, the CBC's Fifth Estate has uncovered clues in one of the biggest fraud cases in Canadian history. Could there be answers as to where hundreds of millions of dollars disappeared to? Mark Kelley, the show's co-host, tells us more.
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Podcast Playlist from CBC Radio
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New and Notable Podcasts: Winter 2021 Edition
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Is the apocalypse already here? Is The Sims a capitalist fantasy or a commentary on consumerism? Can a house bleed real human blood? Is Zendaya the coolest person in Hollywood? Does New Year’s Day feel like yesterday? Or three years ago? (Or both, somehow?) In any case, the year is young, and we haven’t yet had the chance to catch you up on what’s …
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q: The Podcast from CBC Radio
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[Full episode] Serinda Swan, Bee Vang, Paul Shaffer, Julien Baker
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Actress Serinda Swan walks us through her approach to playing Dr. Jenny Cooper on the CBC crime drama Coroner, explaining what she did to accurately represent panic attacks on screen. In light of a recent wave of anti-Asian violence, Gran Torino star Bee Vang comes forward more than a decade after the film's release to talk about the damage caused …
What kinds of responsibility does a Black writer have? Is it enough to just write whatever inspires you, or is there an obligation to take on the big questions of culture, class, colour? In part two of a two-part series, Black Canadian writers George Elliott Clarke, Afua Cooper and André Alexis discuss why they write and the importance of ‘home’ in…
Black Police Officers, Cuomo Allegations, Covid Dream Animator, No Charges Rochester, Amnesty Navalny and more
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Under the Influence with Terry O'Reilly
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S10E08 - Celestial Advertising: The Art of Skywriting
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This week, we look at one of the oldest advertising mediums - skywriting. From its beginning back in the early 1920s, skywriting was once the most sensational advertising medium in the country. We’ll look at the most famous skywriting campaigns, the most recent billboards in the sky and some of the most amusing spelling errors.…
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The Current
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Canada’s Road Ahead: Helping the homeless in Sudbury, Ont.
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In our latest instalment of Canada's Road Ahead, we hear from people in Sudbury, Ont., who are helping those experiencing homelessness during a harsh pandemic winter, and looking for lasting solutions. Denise Sandul works with Street Outreach Sudbury, and has been working with people affected by the opioid crisis, after her son died last year. And …
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CANADALAND
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Short Cuts #298 - The Times, They Are a-Cronkin'
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Canada's vote to call China's treatment of Uyghurs a genocide exposes an online wave of China apologists on the far left. And the New York Times brings back Cortland Cronk in an attempt to prove that Canadians are actually not very nice. Author and retired journalist Jan Wong co-hosts. This episode is brought to you by The Rotman School of Manageme…
