Jun 1
After a week of CONNECT's in-depth look at bullying in Canada, it culminates in a special documentary, 'bullyPROOF: Classroom Confidential'...
May 31
The hilarious Geri Hall shares a serious story of some Canadians in Iran in 1979 who helped save some lives...
May 30
In spring 1942, many UBC students were working on their final exams and finishing their school year. But not all of them would receive their degrees...
Actress Lauren Hammersley broke down the history behind the song that unifies our glorious nation and no, it wasn't written by Stompin' Tom Connors...
May 29
Marnie McBean, who was inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame, talks about a man who had a dream - with wheels...
May 27
Here's an interesting question: how many hours do you work in a year compared to other people in this country and around the world?...
May 25
This weekend is Doors Open Toronto, an event that offers the public free access to the city's historically, culturally and socially significant buildings...
On Tuesday, May 29, the deadline for petitions and business plans for the Lighthouse are due. Harper's government has declared the Nova Scotia landmark and hundreds...
Amber Marshall of CBC's 'Heartland' talks about a switchboard-operator turned hit-maker that influenced radio and culture alike. Unknown Canadians like Anne Murray...
Summer's almost here, and there's a fine crop of Canadian films on the horizon, including comedies, dramas, documentaries, thrillers, and U.S. co-productions...
May 24
As the Quebec tuition protests continue, media outlets around the world are taking notice. Reporting on the situation...
Comedian Seán Cullen tells us the story about a forgotten war involving the Irish in 1866, well sort of. Let Seán explain...
Imagine getting the chance to pay off a massive debt all in one chunk, and using a bag full of bills to do it. Alex Kenjeev, a 2009 graduate of the University of Toronto...
May 23
Cellphone towers, parking meters, wi-fi terminals, streetlights, community message boards - there are a lot of tall installations cluttering up the view in any city...
Journalist Kevin Newman tells the story of a Canadian paragon of athletic and political excellence...
Actor Jonathan Torrens tells us about the time that Canada tried to make science-fiction real (ish)...
May 22
With the long weekend coming to an end, Great Big Sea's Alan Doyle reveals some of his Victoria Day Recovery Tips in a segment we like...
May 21
Journalist John Fraser can't defend a foreign Royal Monarch ruling Canada, instead his definition of Canada is: the Crown of Canada...
It's been 25 years since Rick Hansen finished his Man in Motion World Tour, on May 22, 1987. The original tour, which took Rick all the way around the globe...
May 18
Childless man with thirty-six children, how does that work? Comedian Cathy Jones tells the story of the Canadian financier and perhaps the funniest...
May 17
Actor Jonathon Young bridges the gap between Leo Tolstoy's War & Peace' and dropping trou...
Wishing Montreal a happy 370th birthday, Yannick Bisson of 'Murdoch Mysteries' clarifies what makes the city so great...
May 16
Nahlah Ayed spent seven years working as a reporter in the Middle East. For her, it was a return to a region she had come to resent...
Hall of Fame jockey Sandy Hawley tells us about a champion's final bow. From one of Canada's greatest race-riders that our country...
CBC correspondent Nahlah Ayed grew up in Winnipeg, but had a transformative experience when her Palestinian-Canadian parents took Nahlah and her siblings to live in a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan ...
May 15
Singer Melanie Fiona reveals who holds the title for the Canadian with the most Grammy nominations - thirteen to be exact.
May 14
Supporters of film and television production in Saskatchewan are protesting the provincial government's decision to cut the Film Employment Tax credit...
May 11
Dancer Karen Kain tells the story of one critic proved essential to a great artist's career...
May 10
Colin James talks about the one night in Massey Hall that had all the world's greatest jazz musicians on one stage...
May 9
What do politics, farm equipment and Oscar nominations have in common? Murdoch Mysteries' Yannick Bisson breaks down...
Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott reveal some of the details behind the James Bond film debut, 'Dr. No' and its Canadian connections...
May 8
It's been an eventful few days in Quebec. A peaceful student protest on Friday in Victoriaville turned violent, leading to several hospitalizations,...
May 7
How does it feel to be hungry? Unfortunately, according to the organizers of Hunger Awareness Week, hundreds of thousands of Canadians know...
May 4
Former female hockey player Cassie Campbell-Pascall talks Stanley Cup and a little known story behind our national treasure...
May 3
TD Canada and the Nature Conservancy of Canada are partnering in an effort to reduce paper consumption and protect two football fields' worth of forest every day ...
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To celebrate the Stanley Cup finals, we have a prize-pack of hockey greats up for grabs. It includes Georges Laraque's 'The Story of the NHL's Unlikeliest Tough...