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Rinaldo Walcott calls for the abolition of property
Rinaldo Walcott argues that the fight to abolish slavery is still unfinished — and that the ultimate project of abolition will require abolishing the idea of private property itself. He speaks with Nahlah Ayed about how a history of being bought and sold shapes Black people's relationship to the notion of property today.
Ideas ||

Bowlfuls of love: how a new grandma is tapping into an old tradition
Since her first grandson was born three weeks ago, Wai-Ling Lennon has a new project. She's been tapping into traditional Chinese recipes for soups to help her daughter's body heal.
Now Or Never |

Program that convinces new parents to vaccinate kids could work for COVID-19 shots, too, experts say
A program that puts vaccine counsellors right in hospital birthing centres may hold key lessons for getting vaccine-hesitant Canadians to roll up their sleeves for COVID-19 immunization, experts say.
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Artists are selling limited edition digital art with NFTs. Here's how it works
If you've spent any amount of time on the internet this week, you've probably seen a Facebook post, tweet or news headline about "NFTs." The term stands for non-fungible token, and artists especially are excited by the possibilities.
Day 6 ||

In new picture book, B.C. poet Jordan Scott helps kids see stuttering as something natural
Q ||

World must do more to support democracy in Myanmar: Bob Rae

Chris Hall
The House ||

Q&A
Captain charged after saving migrants in Mediterranean says people are still drowning
As It Happens |

Great apes at the San Diego Zoo have received their COVID-19 vaccines
As It Happens ||

How imagining our own extinction may save us
Ideas ||

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Kelly Marie Tran on playing Disney's first Southeast Asian princess
Radio - q |

These PhD students won a prize for rapping about molecular clusters on a rooftop
As It Happens ||

Watch the Canada Reads 2021 book trailers

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Books ||

The Dose
Here's how to know if your kid has COVID — and what to expect if they do
White Coat - Black Art |

Kerry Clare's novel Waiting for a Star to Fall explores love, power and politics in the #MeToo era
The Next Chapter ||

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The Mauritanian, Canada and torture at Gitmo
Front Burner |
Q&A
Sipekne'katik chief says he won't play by Ottawa's rules for Mi'kmaw fishery
As It Happens |

George Takei sheds light on a dark chapter of American and Canadian history
Q ||

Still stripping: Virtual show allows exotic dancers to return to the stage
Now Or Never |

This famous spokes-animal had its own secretary
Under the Influence |

Former inmate taps into her prison experience for 'groundbreaking' PhD research
Ideas ||

When this Filipino-Canadian shared news of her husband's COVID-19 plight, the whole world listened
The Current ||

Meet 7 groundbreaking Black scientists from the past
Quirks & Quarks ||

Scientists have virtually unfolded a 17th-century locked letter for the 1st time
As It Happens ||

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Dr. Seuss, and how to deal with racism in children's classics
Front Burner |

Toronto man mourns 'brave' sister, among 3 killed on way home from Afghan TV station
As It Happens |
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