- Antibiotics May Soon Become Useless - Doctors are looking to an experimental treatment for help
- Exclusive: The Meeting House Megachurch Faces New Lawsuits - The multi-million-dollar civil suits add to a growing list of legal woes for the church formerly led by Bruxy Cavey
- Cities Are Good at Planting Trees. They’re Not So Good at Keeping Them - One city managed to buck the trend, and its urban canopy is flourishing
- Loblaw Has Become an Everything Company - The grocery chain is now involved in pharmacare, financial services, and real estate—with no signs of slowing down
- The Perks of Yearning - Nostalgia has always seemed more bitter than sweet to me. But every time I indulge in it, I find it serves a purpose, even if I know I won’t be satisfied
- You Don’t Have to Move into a Nursing Home. There’s a Better Way - A bold experiment in elder care is giving Canadians control over where and how they grow old
When we imagine the future, who are we imagining it for? In this episode, we discuss the importance of equity in building better societies and cities that work for the many, rather than the few. By dismantling structures of exclusion and creating a stronger social safety net, is it possible to create a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive?
A commitment to innovation is important in every field, but perhaps none more so than health care, where a lack of urgency around creating transformative change results in real human costs—especially for women. Jessica Ching—co-founder and CEO of Eve Medical—speaks to the importance of advocating for patient involvement and cultural shifts in the advancement of health care technologies.
In this episode, we travel back to the moment Prince Edward Island entered Confederation, over 150 years ago. Historian Dr. Edward MacDonald takes us back to the Charlottetown Conference, where it’s said that discussions about the Dominion of Canada flowed over several glasses of champagne. He’ll also help us understand why PEI joined the country six years after it was formed. This episode also features reflections on reconciliation from Julie Pellissier-Lush, an actress, knowledge keeper, storyteller, and the first Mi’kmaq Poet Laureate for PEI.
- Deepfakes Will Break Democracy - The fragmenting of shared reality is fuelling political extremism and dysfunction
- The Exquisite Agony of Watching Bradley Cooper Chase an Oscar - What is it about wanting something that audiences find so repulsive?
- Cities Are Good at Planting Trees. They’re Not So Good at Keeping Them - One city managed to buck the trend, and its urban canopy is flourishing
- Antibiotics May Soon Become Useless - Doctors are looking to an experimental treatment for help