The Current with Matt Galloway

May 18, 2021: Impact of misinformation and disinformation on Israeli-Palestinian conflict; calls to donate Canada’s supply of AstraZeneca doses to low-income countries; and the demise of Greyhound Canada and the case for a national bus service

May 17, 2021: Big reopening day for pubs and restaurants in parts of the U.K.; addressing child marriage in Canada; and Quebec’s Bill 96 aims to protect French language

May 14, 2021: Oilsands workers fear for their safety amid COVID-19 outbreaks; crisis in the Middle East escalates; and protests over inequality continue in Colombia

May 13, 2021: Can incentives ease vaccine hesitancy?; UNHCR’s Kelly Clements says Canada can do more to help Central American refugees; Ontario sick day plan "not enough" for essential workers, says doctor; and author Lauren McKeon on pandemic’s impact on women

May 12, 2021: Rising death toll amid escalating violence between Hamas and Israel; Canadians wonder when travel will be possible as pandemic drags on; and weighing up the science behind mixing and matching vaccine doses

May 11, 2021: Calls for more clinical trials on medical marijuana products; how seniors find support in naturally occurring retirement communities; journalist Kim Bolan on gang-related violence in B.C.; and trillions of cicadas emerging for first time in 17 years

May 10, 2021: Young people eager to get vaccinated after Health Canada approval; Global Vaccine Poem asks people to write stanzas to their COVID-19 shot; and inside Dagmarsminde, a Danish care home with a compassion-based approach to dementia support

May 7, 2021: Growing local opposition to the Tokyo Olympics as Japan battles fourth wave; Peter Hotez on how cheaper vaccines could help conquer COVID-19 globally; and how Kainai First Nation is overcoming the opioid crisis through harm reduction

May 6, 2021: Leah West on confronting sexual misconduct in Canada's Armed Forces; new podcast Do You Know Mordechai? explores friendship, lies and love; Health Canada approves Pfizer vaccine for adolescents; and the stories of women who married ISIS fighters

May 5, 2021: New restrictions, growing frustration as COVID-19 cases soar in Alberta; Bruce Mau on how good design can save the world; clearing up confusion around NACI’s 'preferred' vaccines comments; and Ethiopia's Tigrayans subjected to atrocities