World at Six
On Tuesday, May 22nd on the World at Six...
Could Quebec's spring of student discontent turn into a summer of confrontation -- and change? The students are rallying again today -- and the CBC's Justin Hayward is there too. He'll have a complete report tonight.
Details are released of another shocking case of sexual harassment involving the RCMP.
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What do Wagner, the Fab Four and Beethoven all have in common?. They're all on Prince Charles' playlist. So, what does all that music sound like when it's turned into a live performance? We'll hear tonight.
James Murray is sitting in for Alison Smith this week -- on The World at Six.
Also, if you missed our Power Shift series, click here to learn more about India's transition to become one of the world's powerhouses.
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