As It Happens
CBC
News that’s not afraid of fun. Meet people at the centre of the day’s most hard-hitting, hilarious and heartbreaking stories — powerful leaders, proud eccentrics and ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. And plenty of puns too. Hosted by Nil Köksal and Chris Howden, find out why As It Happens is one of Canada’s longest-running and most beloved shows. (Ahem, we literally helped make the beaver a national symbol.)
New episodes Monday to Friday by 7:30 pm E.T.
Radio: CBLA-FM CBC Radio One Toronto
Categories: News & Politics
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A former advisor to Stephen Harper's government concedes things are not going great for the Conservatives under Pierre Poilievre -- but he says MPs need to fix the party from within rather than cross the floor.
The mayor of Sarnia, Ontario says some constituents feel betrayed by Marilyn Gladu's defection to the Liberal government -- and the only solution is a byelection.
A Manitoba First Nations Chief describes the suicide crisis unfolding around her -- and what it will take to stop it.
A small town in north west England is plagued by an overwhelming stench from a nearby landfill that residents say is not complying with environmental regulations.
A man spent years building a precise replica of the Orca, from "Jaws". He says it's a dream come true -- with a touch of nightmare.
You might think it's fun to add emojis to your work emails, but your colleagues may not agree -- according to a new study that looks at the big picture in terms of small pictures.
As It Happens, the Friday Edition. Radio that knows a laughing emoji can drive you up the LOL.
Previous episodes
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2979 - What’s next for Pierre Poilievre? Fri, 10 Apr 2026
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2978 - Is this the right path to a majority government? Thu, 09 Apr 2026
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2977 - A fragile ceasefire takes hold, but not for Lebanon Wed, 08 Apr 2026
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2976 - Will a last minute reprieve in Iran lead to lasting peace? Tue, 07 Apr 2026
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2975 - An astronaut on the importance of getting back to the moon Mon, 06 Apr 2026
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2974 - Is this the next escalation in the war in Iran? Fri, 03 Apr 2026
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2973 - A former U.S. ambassador to NATO on American going it alone Thu, 02 Apr 2026
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2972 - His great-grandfather’s legacy at the U.S. Supreme Court Wed, 01 Apr 2026
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2971 - What Stephen Lewis meant to activism in Africa Tue, 31 Mar 2026
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2970 - Two takes on the NDP’s new leader Mon, 30 Mar 2026
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2969 - Which path will the NDP choose? Fri, 27 Mar 2026
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2968 - Is the tide turning against social media giants in court? Thu, 26 Mar 2026
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2967 - A former Lebanese politician on his country’s predicament Wed, 25 Mar 2026
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2966 - The system she knew was “unsafe” all along Tue, 24 Mar 2026
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2965 - What an air traffic controller sees in the LaGuardia crash Mon, 23 Mar 2026
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2964 - How Iranians around the world are marking their new year Fri, 20 Mar 2026
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2963 - What gas field attacks mean for the Iran war — and the world Thu, 19 Mar 2026
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2962 - Life inside a Beirut neighbourhood on edge Wed, 18 Mar 2026
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2961 - ‘Not our war.’ Germany responds to Trump’s call for allies Tue, 17 Mar 2026
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2960 - Oscar winners spend five years on 17-minute masterpiece Mon, 16 Mar 2026
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2959 - The waterway the world is suddenly watching closely Fri, 13 Mar 2026
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2958 - What a day in London, Ontario says about the overdose crisis Thu, 12 Mar 2026
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2957 - A floor-crossing eases Carney’s path to a majority Wed, 11 Mar 2026
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2956 - The survival of Carney’s government may come down to this Tue, 10 Mar 2026
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2955 - The Iranians supporting the strikes Mon, 09 Mar 2026
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2954 - A rare voice speaks out from inside Tehran Fri, 06 Mar 2026
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2953 - One of the most dangerous places to be in Iran Thu, 05 Mar 2026
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2952 - Spain’s standoff with Donald Trump Wed, 04 Mar 2026
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2951 - Lloyd Axworthy says Canada needs to be clear about Iran Tue, 03 Mar 2026
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2950 - Why the way forward in Iran is anything but clear Mon, 02 Mar 2026
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2949 - Paralympic skier Natalie Wilkie named flag bearer Fri, 27 Feb 2026
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2948 - Going back to school in Tumbler Ridge Thu, 26 Feb 2026
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2947 - Where is Canada’s Immigration Minister? Wed, 25 Feb 2026
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2946 - How St. John’s is surviving Snowmageddon, the sequel Tue, 24 Feb 2026
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2945 - When cartel violence “becomes something normal” Mon, 23 Feb 2026
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2944 - Her family business led the case to overturn Trump’s tariffs Fri, 20 Feb 2026
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2943 - With Andrew’s arrest, anti-monarchists see an opening Thu, 19 Feb 2026
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2942 - The questions after a deadly avalanche in California Wed, 18 Feb 2026
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2941 - Carney’s plan to build and buy for the military in Canada Tue, 17 Feb 2026
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2940 - How much business can Canada really do with Mexico? Mon, 16 Feb 2026
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2939 - U.S. rolls back long-standing environmental protections Fri, 13 Feb 2026
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2938 - As Tumbler Ridge mourns, local library becomes a refuge Thu, 12 Feb 2026
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2937 - Tumbler Ridge, B.C. mourns after mass shooting Wed, 11 Feb 2026
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2936 - Windsor mayor slams Trump’s bridge post as “unhinged” Tue, 10 Feb 2026
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2935 - Workers found dead, says Canadian company in Mexico Mon, 09 Feb 2026
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2934 - Canada officially opens its new consulate in Greenland Fri, 06 Feb 2026
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2933 - New rules on Canadian electric vehicles Thu, 05 Feb 2026
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2932 - Fulton County fights back after the FBI seizes 2020 ballots Wed, 04 Feb 2026
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2931 - Russian attack leaves 1000s in Ukraine without heat in -20C Tue, 03 Feb 2026
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2930 - “The World has turned its back to Sudan” Mon, 02 Feb 2026