Day 6 with Brent Bambury

In August, the Toronto Raptors selected Dalano Banton as the team's second round draft pick — the first time the Raptors have drafted a Canadian. This week, the 21 year old returned to his home turf to hold a basketball camp at the Albion Boys and Girls Club, where he played as a teenager.

When the Coronavirus pandemic hit New York City in March 2020, filmmaker Matthew Heineman took his cameras inside the Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Queens and ended up staying there for four months — through the worst period of the first wave when New York City was among the worst hit cities in the world.

The iconic little cheese crackers came to Canada just last year, but they were first made by the Green & Green cracker company in 1921. Like other crackers of the time they were invented with an eye to durability and with a link to Christian physiology.

Composer and writer of Broadway hits like Company, Sweeney Todd and Into The Woods Stephen Sondheim died Friday at age 91. Often telling stories about the darker parts of life, the master of theatre changed ideas of what a Broadway musical could sound like.

Romilly Cavanaugh, now an independent environmental engineer, says the advance of climate change means we need to rethink the way we measure the risks associated with pipelines.

After a 15-year absence, Woody the talking Christmas Tree is back at the Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth, N.S. Woody, a 15-metre tall robotic Christmas tree with a rosy-cheeked talking face, was a Dartmouth Christmas tradition for more than 25 years until he was tossed away in 2006.

Members of the Wet'suwet'en First Nation who were arrested by the RCMP for staging a blockade against the Coastal GasLink pipeline being built on their land, were released this week. But the fundamental question of who has the right to access and control Indigenous land is still being disputed.

For thousands of years, Sumas Lake was one of the defining features of the Fraser Valley. But about 100 years ago, it was drained to make way for farming and residential lands. This week, the community near Abbotsford, B.C., nearly watched the lake come back as flood water threatened to shut down the local pumping station.

The Canadian national men's soccer team defeated Mexico this week in the latest qualifying round for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. There are six games left in the qualifying round, but many people think the men's team stands a real chance at making it to the World Cup for the first time since 1986.

A project, which began with Kainai First Nation in Alberta, at the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in Montana enlists Indigenous youth to collect and save seeds from healthy plots of native grasses so they can be used to restore areas that have become arid and degraded.