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To understand Latino voters, journalist recommends exploring group's checkered history with both Dems and GOP

In the wake of news that hundreds of immigrant children are still separated from their parents years after attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border, Maria Hinojosa — host of Latino USA — speaks with Piya Chattopadhyay about the long-simmering anti-immigrant sentiment on both sides of the aisle that's led to this moment, how her own story intersects with that history, and how Latino voters are being engaged in the current U.S. election.

The Sunday Magazine October 25

U.S. justice department's antitrust lawsuit against Google signals a positive shift, says expert

Sally Hubbard, director of enforcement strategy with the Open Markets Institute, says that a recently filed antitrust lawsuit against Google could help to rein in monolpolies "that are ruling our economy."

Day 6 October 23

"The most important moment of a person's life is the moment of death," says chaplain and Buddhist monk

Jeff Braff, a hospital chaplain in Toronto, is both a former infectious disease epidemiologist and a Buddhist monk, in the Tibetan tradition. He went from working in public health to seeing the very real outcomes of health policy — all from a Buddhist lens.

Tapestry October 23

Making hip hop in the Prairies may be tough, but Super Duty Tough Work is ready for their breakout

Winnipeg hip-hop act Super Duty Tough Work has enjoyed local success and critical acclaim, but frontman Brendan Kinley says it’s been challenging to find national support. However, with the rise of BLM, their politically charged party tunes are more relevant than ever.

The Doc Project October 24

Why Halloween has some kids feeling a 'temporary rise to power'

Cross Country Checkup October 25

Rise of the robots: automation and tech becoming more popular as pandemic restricts human contact

Spark October 23

Ayad Akhtar examines the soul of America through his own family's story in Homeland Elegies

Writers & Company October 24

How to have a waste-free Halloween

News Technology & Science October 23

Northern hunter living hard reality described in new report on climate change

As It Happens October 23

The diabolical ironclad beetle's super-tough shell can even resist being run over by a car

Quirks & Quarks October 23

Lights, camera, SANITATION! Here's what it's like making a movie during COVID-19

Arts October 21

Metropolitan Museum visitor finds a missing Jacob Lawrence painting

As It Happens October 23

Meet the Florida elections supervisor facing down foreign interference, conspiracies and a pandemic

Day 6 October 24

Party strategists brace for a long winter of cliffhangers in the Commons

The House October 24

'We are all in this together': Alberta and Toronto's top doctors face challenges in COVID-19 fight

White Coat Black Art October 23

Shaena Lambert wrote a novel about Petra Kelly, who was the face of the 1980s peace and ecology movement

The Next Chapter October 23

Students call for systemic change in wake of N-word controversy at University of Ottawa

The Current October 23

Gerald, the turkey who menaced a California neighbourhood, has finally been captured

As It Happens October 23

What you need to know about the looming zombie apocalypse

Ideas October 23

Rhiannon Giddens on making art during a pandemic, and how music bridges divides

The Current October 23

This NGO is leading the search for parents separated from children at U.S-Mexico border

As It Happens October 23

Which trees provide the most oxygen over the course of a year, deciduous or evergreen?

Quirks & Quarks October 16

'Magicians do not lie about the universe,' says performer Penn Jillette of The Amazing Randi

As It Happens October 22

Trump versus Biden: The final debate

Front Burner October 23

Former NHL enforcer wants to outlaw fighting in hockey including Quebec's top junior league

As It Happens October 22

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