As It Happens: Thursday Edition
Part One
COVID testing lines
After her four-year-old gets a runny nose, an Ottawa mother tries three days in a row to get him tested for COVID-19 — and she worries that kind of experience will lead others to simply give up.
QAnon wellness and yoga
Nama-stay away. That's the message a group of high-profile yoga instructors have for Q-Anon conspiracy theorists they say have been infiltrating the wellness community.
Northern Manitoba school
A collapsed roof at a school in northern Manitoba means school's out before it even begins for the community's 900 students.
Part Two
Brazil fires animals
A reporter in Brazil describes the deadly toll of fires on the world's largest wetlands — and the emotional toll of witnessing the destruction of animals.
Inuit art trove
A Michigan man uncovers prints in a run-down home he purchased that look more like treasure than trash. Now his wife is pouring over a trove of much-sought-after Inuit art.
Part Three
Feature: Emily Urquhart
When Canadian painter Tony Urquhart was diagnosed with dementia, his daughter Emily noticed his creativity wasn't waning. So she took on a new creative project of her own: a book about an artist's third act.