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Babies can store memories, new study suggests
A new study suggests that babies as young as a year old can store memories. One of the study’s authors explains why humans don’t remember being a baby despite that newfound fact, and what questions remain about our earliest memories.
Radio The Current 2 hours ago
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What is this new Canadian patriotism?
A look at what Canadian patriotism means as we face unprecedented political and economic threats.
Radio Front Burner 6 hours ago
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Teslas used to be cool. Now, people are protesting them
Many Tesla drivers are doing everything they can to distance themselves from the company’s controversial CEO, Elon Musk, as the cars become targets for vandalism and protest. We look at whether or not the movement might actually hurt the carmaker, and how these EVs went from a left-wing status symbol to a token of conservative politics.
Radio The Current 2 hours ago
This man wants to sell his home. He's using a Lego replica to help
When selling a house, it’s not unusual to have detailed photos taken, or to nicely stage the rooms. But including photos of a Lego replica of your home is a little outside of the norm. And that's exactly what Andrew Huddleston did.
Radio As It Happens March 20
Elderly penguins are retiring in style on their own island at this Boston aquarium
Radio As It Happens March 20
Shayla Stonechild, championing A Two-Spirit Journey by Ma-Nee Chacaby, wins Canada Reads 2025
Books Canada Reads March 20

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What Trump's approach to Ukraine says about the shifting global order

Radio The Current March 20

Errol Morris on Charles Manson, mind control and the CIA

Radio Front Burner March 20

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Radio The Current March 20

Saïd M'Dahoma shares how food in Dandelion evokes "home" — Watch the Canada Reads Finale here

Books Canada Reads March 20

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Radio As It Happens March 20

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Radio The Current March 19

Why did Meta block an ex-employee's explosive memoir?

Radio The Current March 19

How Michelle Morgan's personal story connects to her book — Watch Day Three of Canada Reads

Books Canada Reads March 19

Trump's expanding immigration dragnet

Radio Front Burner March 19

Nobody knows why this snowy owl is orange

Radio As It Happens March 18

This teacher gives each of her students $20 to spend on an act of kindness

Radio As It Happens March 18

Facing tariffs on two fronts, some farmers feel like 'collateral damage' in a trade war

Radio The Current March 18

Nobel winning economist Joseph Stiglitz on Trump, tariffs and democracy

Radio Front Burner March 18

For Linwood Barclay, humour helps the story go down — Watch Day Two of Canada Reads here

Books Canada Reads March 18

What 'attention capitalism' is doing to our minds — and politics

Radio The Current March 17

Gotta buy 'em all: Pokemon card game is under threat from scalpers, fans say

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Radio The Current March 17

Oil Check: Decoding our complicated relationship with fossil fuels

Radio The Sunday Magazine March 16

Mark Carney's first days as PM

Radio Front Burner March 17

Canada Reads 2025 spoiler alert

Books Canada Reads March 20

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