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The Current for Nov. 29, 2022
Today on The Current: Protests erupt in China over COVID-zero policy; the task ahead of Fady Dagher, Montreal’s next chief of police; and Japan launches inquiry into Unification Church, aka the Moonies
Tuesday November 29, 2022 Full Transcript
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Montreal losing 'little bit more than history' with demolition of Expo 67 minirail: historian
The minirail was a star of Expo 67 in Montreal, whizzing riders through the futuristic world's fair. As it’s finally demolished, retired professor and Expo 67 historian Roger Laroche looks back at how it became a Canadian classic.
Twice yearly, these shepherds move with their flock. But it's getting harder
Seasonal droving of livestock, known as transhumance, still happens in rural Europe and around the world. As the practice gains newfound respect, though, pastoralists say they need support to survive.
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The Current for Nov. 28, 2022
People in Canada report threats and intimidation from Iran, China; using virtual reality to learn English as a second language; and former New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan on the future of journalism — and democracy
Monday November 28, 2022 Full Transcript
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The Current for Nov. 25, 2022
Today on The Current: Canada's first climate adaptation strategy aims to tackle heat waves, wildfires, floods and storms; how violence against journalists has intensified in Mexico; and why transhumance may offer a path forward in agriculture.
Friday November 25, 2022 Full Transcript
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Nightmares return for Mount Cashel survivors, as 65 men come forward in B.C. lawsuit
Bob Connors often wondered what happened to the Christian Brothers who abused him after they were shuffled from Mount Cashel. He's now horrified by new allegations against the same men in British Columbia.
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The Current for Nov. 24, 2022
Today on The Current: Cabinet ministers testify at Public Order Emergency Commission; B.C. lawsuit links alleged Vancouver abuse to Mount Cashel Orphanage; richer countries pledge funds to support climate-vulnerable nations; and the demolition of the Expo 67 minirail.
Thursday November 24, 2022 Full Transcript
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'Like a caged animal': Parents allege kids isolated, restrained at Whitehorse school
Three parents and a former staff member are speaking out, alleging children were subjected to holds and seclusion at Jack Hulland Elementary School in the recent past. The Yukon RCMP are investigating.
Why this philosopher wants you to think about your great-great-great-great-great-grandchildren — and beyond
With longtermism, philosopher William MacAskill wants us to approach today's problems with an eye on how our decisions will affect future generations, and the world they could inherit thousands of years from now.
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The Current for Nov. 23, 2022
Today on The Current: Parents allege kids isolated, restrained at Whitehorse school; and philosopher William MacAskill makes the case for longtermism.
Wednesday November 23, 2022 Full Transcript
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Colorado shooting won't stop queer people fighting for safe spaces, says advocate
LGBTQ communities are in mourning after five people were killed in a weekend shooting at Club Q, a gay nightclub in Colorado. Advocates say it's a reminder of the hate that LGBTQ people face, but that they won't stop fighting for safety.
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The Current for Nov. 22, 2022
Today on The Current: The importance of queer spaces, in the wake of a fatal shooting at a Colorado gay bar; author David Sax argues that the future is analog; and journalist Pauline Dakin on a childhood spent on the run.
Tuesday November 22, 2022 Full Transcript
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Progress was made at COP27, but more is needed, says climate activist
The COP27 climate conference led to a major breakthrough, with the creation of a loss and damage fund, but activist Catherine Abreu said more work is needed to phase out fossil fuels.
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Two decades after relocation, Innu grapple with future of Davis Inlet and new home
Work has begun on a decades-long promise from the federal government to decommission the former Mushuau Innu community of Davis Inlet — a place tainted by despair for some, a happy childhood home for others. It comes as Natuashish marks 20 years as a community.
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The Current for Nov. 21, 2022
Today on The Current: Revisiting promises made to the former Innu community of Davis Inlet; what’s changed and what hasn’t coming out of COP27; human rights concerns at the 2022 FIFA World Cup; and 24 Sussex Drive closes due to health and safety concerns.
Monday November 21, 2022 Full Transcript
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The Current for Nov. 18, 2022
Today on The Current: The alarming collapse of the FTX exchange; charting the story of humanity through footwear; the verdict reached in the Netherlands for the shooting down of Flight MH17; and Sri Lanka grapples with worst economic crisis since independence.
Friday November 18, 2022 Full Transcript
Full text transcript for November 18th episode.
Changes at Twitter may put activists and protesters at risk, say experts
Twitter has become an important tool for activists to get their message out. But there’s growing concern about the impact that new owner Elon Musk might make it more difficult and, at times, dangerous.
