Nightly news that’s not afraid of fun. Every weeknight hosts Nil Köksal and Chris Howden bring you the people at the centre of the day’s most hard-hitting, hilarious and heartbreaking stories: powerful leaders, proud eccentrics and ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. And plenty of puns too. Find out why As It Happens is one of Canada’s longest-running and most beloved shows.
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Haunted Canada: A podcast of Canada’s most creepiest ghost stories, hauntings, true crimes and mysteries. Hosted by professional storyteller Nadine, producer of the awarding winning Edmonton Ghost Tours.
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Welcome to Three60N, the only podcast where we explore the North today. We're not here to focus on the extreme weather or feats of survival (although those are awesome); we're here to meet and chat with the people leading the way in northern life.
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From the top of North America in Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada, we are the Smoke Break Podcast. Three modern day Inuit, Bernard Choquette, MisterLee Cloutier-Ellsworth & Simeonie Kisa-Knicklebein want to tell the world what it is like to live in the Arctic.
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The Tale of a Town - Canada is a site-specific oral history and theatre project aiming to capture the collective community memory of Canada's Main Streets, one story at a time, while preserving local heritage and promoting neighbourhood culture.
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Official podcast of the Liberal Party of Canada
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This podcast includes Camp Meeting and special event speakers in the Man-Sask Conference. We are the headquarters for the Seventh-day Adventist Churches and Schools in the provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan and territory of Nunavut. Worldwide, our denomination has almost 19,000,000 members, to which our Conference contributes over 3900 members. We hope you are blessed by what you hear.
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The best music you've never heard - since 2006, IndieCan Radio, heard on SiriusXM, college and Internet Radio and podcasting around the world, looks at the emerging Canadian music from from front-of-stage, green-rooms, festivals, recording studio and undisclosed Zoom or phone-in locations. Over 600 episodes. archived @ https://indiecan.com feature bands starting out, splitting up and sharing tales or recording, road-tripping, songwriting and showcasing. Industry insiders from award shows, mu ...
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With the Ullumi column, Isabelle Chapadeau shares her knowledge of northern art, nature, education and Indigenous cultures, along with issues of the day important to Inuit. Ulluqatsiarit, have a good day!
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In this podcast, I have a conversation with a home based business owner, or anyone else I find fascinating about their work and how they use technology. We talk a bit about them, how they got started, and about their business. We also discuss what frustrates them about their technology, and what they love about technology!
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A podcast where we drink and talk about all kinds of things! With your hosts Carver and Leashea, take some time to dive into topics such as Collectables, Video Games, Ghosts, Music, TV Shows, Movies, Cryptids and many more! Grab your drink, (alcohol or otherwise) and sit with us a while.
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Canada's Calling is a new podcast series that follows hosts Mike and Ashley as they travel to every province and territory to connect with Canadians who are answering their calling. A journey where they leave each visit changed by the people they encounter and the experiences they come across. They'll weave together the stories of the people and the places that make each area of Canada unique and connect to what it truly means to be Canadian.
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A Nunavut mayor fights a fire threatening his town
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Plus: “Just trying to get a head in this world”. Investigating a statue decapitation mystery in Manitoba. Also: Catastrophic flooding in Bangladesh; Ben Smith from Semafor and the Mixed Signals podcast breaks down a bonkers summer in Presidential politics and looks ahead to the fall.
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In a feature interview, Nil Köksal speaks to Iranian filmmaker Leila Amini about her sister’s journey to become a singer — and the film it inspired. Living in Iran, and married to a less than supportive husband, Nasreen Amini’s dream isn’t just unlikely, it’s dangerous. With translation from ‘A Sisters’ Tale’ producer, Afsaneh Salari, Leila explain…
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The moments before American activist shot dead in West Bank
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Plus: Paralympian Nicholas Bennett wins gold in the pool for the second time, and gives all of the credit to his sister – who is also his coach. Also: Fellow Olympic marathoner remembers Rebecca Cheptegei, who she says showed no signs of abuse; U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Haiti; Thousands of Indigenous artifacts may be improperly stor…
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The NDP make their case for a breakup with the Liberals
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Plus: “The Michael Jordan of advertising”. We remember Jim Riswold, the man behind era-defining Nike ads from Bo Knows to It’s gotta be the shoes. Also: Booze finally comes to corner stores in Ontario, we check in to see how business is flowing on day one; and why one French lawmaker is calling Emmanuel Macron's pick for Prime Minister is "one of t…
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Liberal MP Karina Gould faces a new reality in the House
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Plus: “Violent, scary and out of a horror mystery.” A shark researcher investigates a grisly – and unusual – case. Also: Grenfell Tower families get a final report into the deadly disaster; Paraguay finally gets a sex ed curriculum, but it’s not the one many were hoping for; and designers in Vancouver aren’t happy about a FIFA World Cup design cont…
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Special Episode: Carol Off, ‘At A Loss for Words’
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In this extended version of their conversation, Nil Köksal welcomes the former As It Happens host back to the studio to talk about her new book. Carol spent 16 years hosting the program. In her new book – At A Loss for Words: Conversation in an Age of Rage – she goes deep into her life story and decades of experience as a journalist to examine six …
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English Channel deaths show the perils of the passage
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Plus: Scientists make a surprisingly small discovery that may explain what puts the world’s strongest humans over the top. Also: Cryptocurrency invades the U.S. election; back-to-school is on hold in fire-stricken Jasper, Alberta; advocates say it’s still too easy for abusers to access firearms; and we remember Phil Lewis, whose life in 1980s Londo…
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Israel’s largest union on what its strike achieved
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Plus: “That’s where the problem is for us”. A descendant of Gustave Eiffel has thoughts about a plan to keep the Olympic rings on the tower, forever. Also: We remember legendary investigative journalist Stevie Cameron; and a local biker gang steps in after a thief makes off with $40 from a Virginia family’s lemonade stand.…
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A British Columbia political party collapses
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Plus: Carbonara in a can. We ask Michelin-starred “Carbonara King” Alessandro Pipero about the latest offering from Heinz. Also: A woman from Florida books a “live at sea” cruise and ends up stranded in Belfast for months; a decades-long effort finally clears the last dam from the Klamath River, letting local salmon swim freely; and a guilty verdic…
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Inside Brazil’s war on wildfires — and arsonists
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Plus: With notes of dried apricot, lychee and pineapple, Swiss researchers say they’ve developed a more sustainable chocolate…that’s tastier too. Also: Australian auto writer Riz Akhtar makes the case for Chinese EVs; international students in Brampton demand more pathways to residency; and educators in Jasper, Alberta prepare to welcome students b…
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Episode 25- The Massey Family - Ghosts, Haunting, Murders and Mysteries of the Keg Restaurant, Massey Hall, Hart House, Massey College and The Massey Murder of 1915. Toronto, Ontario
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Send us a Text Message. The Massey Family- Ghosts, haunting, murders, and msyteries. The Keg Restaurant Massey Hall Hart House Massey College The Massey Murder of 1915 For more information about this podcast please visit us at: http://www.HauntedCanada.com To learn more about the Edmonton Ghost Tours visit us at: http://www.EdmontonGhostTours.com W…
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UNICEF on getting polio vaccines into Gaza
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Plus: “It's been an absolutely mad day.” Oasis Podcast founder James Corcoran is still catching his breath Also: 500 days of conflict in Sudan; Natalia Krapiva of Access Now brings us the latest on Telegram founder Pavel Durov and what his detention signals; and we’ll remember journalist Peter Dykstra, whose work helped drag climate science into ma…
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The Alaskan city “split in half” by a landslide
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Plus: Journalist Mike Wilner explains how Danny Jansen just made baseball history in the strangest way at Fenway Park. Also: “It’s the not knowing.” Kyiv-based journalist Tim Mak says renewed strikes on the capital threaten to undo recent boosts to Ukrainian morale; and the documentary ‘Family Tree’ shows how Black landowners are managing forests f…
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Rail dispute already hurting, says Manitoba farmer
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Plus: “It has a 5,000 year old culture. It’s very scenic.” North Korea appears set to reopen to tourists and Rowan Beard has been one — many times. Also: An Anishinaabe doctor on why life expectancy for First Nations people in B.C. has plummeted; a crossword lover on crafting clues specifically for Black puzzlers like her; and a viral Tik Tok trend…
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Ottawa orders railways, workers to get moving
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Plus: “Long may your big jib draw!” Newfoundlander Myrle Vokey popularized the screech-in ceremony. And his daughter says it was about uniting people. Also: Kamala Harris makes history at the DNC tonight while Dr. Tanya Haj-Hassan tells delegates there about her time in Gaza; and a researcher shares his team’s findings on the mysterious sea walnut …
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Ukraine pushes into Russia, with no apologies
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Plus: “It’s something that someone really cared about.” A 121-year-old postcard arrives in Wales, delivering a local mystery. Also: At the Democratic National Convention, Dean Phillips resists the urge to say “I told you so”; people on a Toronto street have their homes seized over a transit development; and a sudden shift puts Ontario’s safe consum…
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Episode 24 - 👻 The Headless Nun. French Fort Cove, New Brunswick and 🏡 The Haunted Beck House Penetanguishene, Ontario
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Send us a Text Message. Episode 24 of Haunted Canada The Headless Nun. French Fort Cove, NB The Haunted Beck House. Penetanguishene, ON For more information about this podcast please visit us at: http://www.HauntedCanada.com To learn more about the Edmonton Ghost Tours visit us at: http://www.EdmontonGhostTours.com Written and Produced by Nadine Ba…
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A Greek firefighter on saving his village
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Plus: “Romance will tell you they’ll stay forever.” A British bridge is losing its love locks, but our guest helped find them a new, permanent home. Also: Investigating the mysterious numbered graves at a Nova Scotia cemetery; Chicago chews over an innovative solution to food insecurity; and remembering therapeutic psilocybin advocate Thomas Hartle…
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A DNC delegate on the Democrats’ mood in Chicago
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A DNC delegate on the Democrats’ mood in Chicago Plus: “He believed he was filling the gap.” A former producer on the approach that made Phil Donahue a talk show innovator. Also: How to keep swimming at 100; a tribute to cookie impresario Wally Amos and giant sea scorpions!
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Gaza mediators changing tacks, says ex-negotiator
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Also: “It’s really universal.” Research suggests humans experience two periods of rapid aging: around 44 and 60 years old. Plus: A Saskatchewan town offers would-be residents $30,000 to build new homes; pressing pause — even for a few seconds — can help defuse an argument; and a teenager walks from Texas to Washington, D.C. to raise awareness on be…
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Sudan’s army rejects peace talks, but hope remains
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Also: “You definitely feel small.” A European Space Agency scientist tells us about the effort required to get the ESA’s Juice explorer to Jupiter. Plus: A town councillor in Ontario calls on the province to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic; former MP Monte Solberg mourns longtime Conservative politician Chuck Strahl; and Lucky the lob…
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WHO declares mpox a global public health emergency
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Also: “I wasn’t finished yet!” Five-time paralympian and two-time medalist Katarina Roxon on representing Canada in the pool at yet another games. Plus: The sister of a Nova Scotia firefighter who died after a training exercise tells us what would help keep first responders safe; a rival-turned-friend pays tribute to the late Marlene Catterall, Can…
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Elon Musk, Donald Trump and the politics of “X”
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Also: “I knew it was something special.” A Florida woman collecting trash in the wake of Hurricane Debby discovers a WWII-era message in a bottle. Plus: Economist editor Shashank Joshi on Ukraine’s incursion into Russia’s Kursk region; an Indigenous man in northern Manitoba walks 100 kilometres after yet another train is cancelled; and a friend pay…
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Episode 23 - 1. ☠️The Haunted Grey Nuns Convent and Motherhouse. Montreal, Quebec. 2. 🚂 St. Louis Ghost Train. St. Louis, Saskatchewan 3. 🏠 The Haunted Grange. Toronto, Ontario
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Send us a Text Message. Episode 23 The Haunted Grey Nuns Convent and Motherhouse. Montreal, Quebec St. Louis Ghost Train. St. Louis, Saskatchewan The Haunted Grange. Toronto, Ontario What if your campus dormitory was built over a crypt housing 276 bodies? Join us on an eerie exploration of Canada's most haunted locations, starting with the spine-ch…
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Jasper residents to return to fire-stricken town
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Also: “I’ve room in the car!” We hear from the Irish fan who drove Olympic gold medal rowers Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy home from the airport. Plus: A human rights advocate in Israel weighs in on the alleged abuse of a Palestinian man at the Sde Teiman detention camp; a young climate change activist says she feels tokenized by Nova Scotia’s…
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The showdown over homelessness in Ontario cities
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Plus: “They are incredible at what they do.” Canadian B-girl Mary Fogarty on watching Japan’s Ami claim breaking gold in the sport’s first Olympics. Also: A tribute to Russian pianist and anti-war activist Pavel Kushnir, who died after a hunger strike in a Russian jail; and planetary scientist Edwin Kite on the prospect of terraforming Mars using a…
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What the Taylor Swift cancellations mean for the Eras Tour
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Plus: A cybersquatter’s early bet on the Dems’ Presidential ticket just paid off. And Kamala Harris & Tim Walz aren’t the first pair he’s picked. Also: Exiled Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont appears in Spain, then promptly vanishes; and a friend and colleague pays tribute to Sheila Kussner, founder of the groundbreaking cancer support network Hope…
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