Debt, deficit and affordability: inside Canada’s 2026 budget
Notes de l’épisode
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government says its 2026 budget has Canadians' best interests at heart. We'll ask the Conservative industry critic for his assessment.
A Hong Kong court adds a decade onto the sentence of pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong; a fellow activist who's known him since childhood worries about the toll that will take on her friend.
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Nackawic, New Brunswick is so connected to forestry there's a giant axe sticking out of the downtown. But now the town's only mill has been shut down. A laid-off worker tells us what will happen if things don't turn around for the industry.
They met when they ran into each other on a flight. And then the human pilot whose plane hit a great blue heron refused to rest until the bird was back in the air.
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