Jan. 25, 2021: National affairs panel on how Biden’s presidency will affect Canada; Nahlah Ayed reflects on Egypt’s Tahrir Square protests, 10 years on; Cito Gaston remembers mentor and lifelong friend Hank Aaaron; and hospitals fighting COVID-19 face oxygen shortage

Jan. 22, 2021: Keeping kids healthy and happy during the pandemic; Julie Payette steps down after a scathing workplace report; advocates for the homeless question the impact of Quebec’s pandemic restrictions; and examining the legacy of the Arab Spring, 10 years on.

Jan. 21, 2021: Canada’s Road Ahead: Gander's famous airport, and the pandemic’s economic impact; COVID-19 challenges in Canada; thieving monkeys barter for food to return things they've stolen, study shows; and players in quarantine ahead of the Australian Open

Jan. 20, 2021: Joe Biden sworn in as president of a divided United States, and a divided party; Michael Eric Dyson on the country’s reckoning with race; and can a new team in the White House get the COVID-19 pandemic under control?

Jan. 19, 2021: Poisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny returns to a Moscow jail cell; coping with loneliness in the pandemic; and Nalo Hopkinson on the 'joyful' responsibility of being a leading Black voice in sci-fi writing

Jan. 18, 2021: Triage protocols outline who gets care if COVID-19 overwhelms hospitals; coal mine proposal divides Alberta communities; B.C. government considering restricting non-essential travel from other provinces; and sea shanties have a moment on TikTok

Jan. 15, 2021: Biden should consider pardoning Trump once he leaves office, says ex-FBI director James Comey; Finding ways to cope in pandemic winter; Canadians building backyard ice rinks.

Jan. 14, 2021: Can COVID-19 stay-at-home orders work without paid sick days?; Restaurants pivot during pandemic and look to the future; Journalist Lesley Stahl on covering the Trump era; Terrorism expert on U.S. Capitol attack

Jan. 13, 2021: Does the U.S. needs a post-Trump truth and reconciliation commission; Rooting ‘casual Trumpism’ out of Canadian politics; Survivors of Irish mother and baby homes receive state apology; Pandemic gives Toronto woman push to launch dream business

Jan. 12, 2021: Proud Boys, terrorist designations, and the work of deradicalization; Gavi CEO Seth Berkley on getting vaccines to poorer countries; Are we moving fast enough to protect long-term care home residents; NHL season kicks off tomorrow as pandemic rages on