It took just one complaint. OZ FM in St. John's aired "Money for Nothing" by Dire Straights last year, which led to an official complaint over the word "faggot" and the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council banning the song on radio. This evening, radio stations in Halifax and Edmonton are going to play the unedited version of the song on repeat for a full hour in protest of the ruling. We speak one of the radio execs behind the idea and self proclaimed professional music geek Alan Cross.

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Tomorrow marks the second year anniversary of the "Miracle on the Hudson." On the show, Captain Sully tells us about that incredible day when he safely landed a plane full of passengers on the Hudson River.

This Sunday night (mark it down, 9:30 p.m. ET on CBC NN) is the finale for Champions of Change. Tonight, Mark sits down with our new Governor General David Johnston in Ottawa. He explains the role volunteering has played in his life, and his hopes and dreams for Canadians.

And we'll also introduce you to another remarkable Canadian who calls himself Muki. Plus Reshmi is tracking the latest news. 8:00 p.m. ET live.