As It Happens: Monday Edition

Part One

Terror found
Using an underwater vehicle, researchers say they've found the well-preserved wreck of Franklin's long-lost vessel, HMS Terror, deep in the icy waters of an Arctic bay. 

Dog kennel deaths
The Irwins left their son's service dog at a Saskatoon kennel -- only to find that she, and thirteen other dogs, had died after being left in a hot, stuffy, windowless room. 

MSF rescue birth
A doctor aboard an MSF rescue vessel in the Mediterranean tells us about rescuing a migrant -- and then helping her give birth to a healthy baby. 

Part Two

Cantor Fitzgerald donations
To the head of one New York financial firm, it's not just a time to remember the 658 employees who died on September 11th -- it's a time to give on behalf of those who were taken. 

DC banned books campaign 
The public libraries of Washington, D.C. organize a citywide scavenger hunt around books that have faced challenges for being "smut", "pornographic", and -- in the case of "Slaughterhouse-Five", "just plain filthy".

Part Three

TIFF "Abacus: Small Enough to Jail" bank documentary
A feature interview with the director of a new documentary about the only financial institution in the U.S. to face criminal charges after the 2008 crash: a small, family-run bank that served Chinese immigrants.