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This week on the first episode of our third season: We unveil our new theme song!
We speak to a group in Calgary that is proposing a new holiday that is in dire opposition to
Earth Hour called Innovation Hour.
With the help of our pals at
Stats Canada, we give you some statistics on how Canadians get to work.
The
town of Napanee
wants to erect a bronze statue of a famous former citizen. It
will either be of Sir John A MacDonald or Avril Lavigne and we talk to
the man who has to make this difficult decision.
Thanks to a
listener tip left on our new This Is That Tip Line, we'll give you all
the details on the next Royal visit to Canada.
Our resident linguist Neve Chandle stops by to talk about proper pronunciation.
And
our new correspondent Caitlin Howden, profiles a unique kind of theatre
in Edmonton that is marries car culture, fast food and Shakespeare.
Plus,
we play your calls in response to our story
about the Canadian Army
spending a majority of their budget on combat mountain bikes.
A
reminder, we will be performing a live version of our show
on Sept. 20th
in Vancouver and on Sept. 26th in Calgary. For more information,
check
out this post.
For a podcast version of this show,
go here. For a photo of Peter and Pat writing our new theme song,
go here.
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