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Close dine-in at restaurants and bars before it's too late, urges Toronto doctor

People want to make safe choices to protect themselves against COVID-19, but the Ontario government isn't making it easy, says Dr. Larissa Matukas.

As It Happens September 29

Trump debts make U.S. 'vulnerable' to Russian influence ahead of election, says former FBI deputy

The former deputy of the FBI's counterintelligence division says U.S. President Donald Trump’s debts are compromising his ability to act in the national interest and making him vulnerable to foreign interference.

The Current September 29

LISTEN | Can't find a patio heater? Or a laundry machine? Blame COVID-19 (again)

A new season means new and unexpected product shortages, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic's influence on Canadian buying trends. So what's going on with autumn's must-have items as they get increasingly hard to find?

Cost of Living September 29

Massive military spending is turning America into a 'warfare state,' warns former U.S. Army Colonel

When critiques are made of the military-industrial complex in the U.S., they usually come from left-wing thinkers. But Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, a lifelong Republican and career army officer, believes that military spending has become an ideological article of faith on the political Right. And it's both bankrupting America and making the world a dangerous place.

Ideas September 28

Terrorism hoax case unlikely to change Liberals' ISIS repatriation policy, says expert

The Current September 29

Man who played Trump during 2016 mock debates says the key is to 'get out of his way'

As It Happens September 28

A Canadian said he killed for ISIS. The RCMP say it's a hoax

Front Burner September 28

A Canadian couple was sailing the world when the pandemic hit, and she was diagnosed with cancer

As It Happens September 28

Expert who quit Canada's Vaccine Task Force says more transparency needed to ensure public trust

The Current September 28

Canisia Lubrin focused on the self to speak her universal truths in her latest poetry collection

The Next Chapter September 25

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy 'will go on' despite Supreme Court shift: Beverley McLachlin

Cross Country Checkup September 28

Fire through their eyes: An inside view from the photographers documenting California's wildfires

Day 6 September 18

How food becomes the 'punctuation between all the talking' in Francesca Ekwuyasi's debut novel

The Sunday Magazine September 27

Anti-mask conspiracy movement thriving in Quebec

Front Burner September 27

Throne speech commitment to reconciliation must go beyond empty words: Indigenous lawyer Pam Palmater

The Sunday Magazine September 28

What video games could learn from social networks about fighting online disinformation

Day 6 September 25

'I have so much to say': Cree author David A. Robertson on writing everything from graphic novels to a memoir

Unreserved September 25

Mira Nair's adaptation of A Suitable Boy looks at family and political tensions in post-partition India

Writers & Company September 25

'We need places like this': LGBTQ refugees find support at Toronto church

Tapestry September 29

Planning the future of transportation? Think sustainability, social equity, experts say

Spark September 25

As Thanksgiving nears, Canadian expat in the U.S. wants exemption from mandatory quarantine

Cross Country Checkup September 27

Tickling rats to improve animal — and scientists' — welfare

Quirks & Quarks September 25

Ottawa trying to toss out climate lawsuit from youth activists

News Technology & Science September 25

How these farmers are fighting back against loneliness and depression

Now Or Never September 25

Emma Donoghue 'spooked' by overlapping narratives between her new novel and COVID-19

White Coat Black Art September 25

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