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Why Somali Canadians are footing more of the bill for the climate crisis in Africa
Thanks to the climate crisis, the Horn of Africa is facing its worst drought in four decades. Somalia's economic turmoil has increased, and there is a lot of pressure on the diaspora, especially in Canada, to send more money to relatives.
Gulchehra Hoja was a Uyghur TV star in China. Now she's a journalist in exile
Gulchehra Hoja hopes that her memoir will help highlight the plight of the Uyghur people, but also showcase the beauty of her culture and homeland — and serve as a warning for what is being lost.
After fleeing Ukraine, international medical students have been told to go back for exams
International medical students left Ukraine when Russia invaded, but were shocked to recently be told to return to sit a final exam. The government ministry that oversees the exam is working on a solution, but students remain in limbo.
Q&A
These engineers are being hired to get the most out of AI tools without coding
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Contests: How to improve your chances of winning
Q with Tom Power
Anthony Shim was 'petrified' to screen Riceboy Sleeps in South Korea — and then no one applauded
The Dose
You probably eat twice the recommended salt per day. Here's how to cut back
This petition asks Canada to grant asylum to transgender people from the U.S. Could it work?
My Life in Books
Essex County star Finlay Wojtak-Hissong on the lessons he learned from these 3 books
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Sense of 'protest and turmoil' as strikes drag on in garbage-strewn Paris
Canada Reads duo Roger Mooking and francesca ekwuyasi team up for a new collaborative book
Ex-Conservative senator says committee probe of foreign interference would be 'quicker ... cheaper'
As It Happens Q&A
South Korea and Japan improving relations doesn't erase dark WW II history, says expert
Front Burner
Canadian 'super pigs' are a problem
As It Happens
Invasive snails are helping an endangered bird make a comeback in Florida
Q&A
Demand for ejiao is leading to the mass slaughter of African donkeys, says advocate
Q&A
The dangerous myth of neutrality in tech, and how to fix it
My Life in Books
Once Upon a Time star Keegan Connor Tracy is a big bookworm — here are 7 books that expanded her worldview
Interview
Patrick J. Adams is stepping into a lawyer's shoes again — but with a twist
As It Happens
This Texas DJ has been on the radio nearly 72 years — longer than any other woman
FRONT BURNER
Canada starts tackling caste discrimination
'Sharenting' may seem like harmless family fun, but experts are concerned about its impact on kids' privacy
Audio
Why can't Nashville give up on Morgan Wallen?
Q with Tom Power
'It's all performance art': k.d. lang looks back on her storied career
