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The “Remembering the Children” gathering is taking place on September 30th to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Earl Wood will tell you more about the gathering.

Vince Carter’s jersey is reportedly set to be retired by the Toronto Raptors this year.

Jeff Ryman and Alex Smyth share their thoughts.

And, a brewery in Calgary is making beer made from fireweed.

Where did this idea come from? How do they do it?

A brewery in Calgary is making beer made from fireweed.

Where did this idea come from? How do they do it?

Vince Carter’s jersey is reportedly set to be retired by the Toronto Raptors this year.

Jeff Ryman and Alex Smyth share their thoughts.

The “Remembering the Children” gathering is taking place on September 30th in mark of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Earl Wood explains more about this event.

Canadian Wheelchair Racer and Paralympic Gold Medalist, Austin Smeenk reflects on his time in Paris. It’s Banned Book Week. Producer, Jeff Ryman quizzes Alex, Amy and Dave on what books have been forbidden. Recent data from Statistics Canada suggests that Canadians are increasingly becoming unhappy. Why is that? Meagan Gillmore wrote about this and explains more.

Recent data from Statistics Canada suggests that Canadians are increasingly becoming unhappy. Why is that? Meagan Gillmore wrote about this and explains more.

It’s Banned Book Week. Producer, Jeff Ryman quizzes Alex, Amy and Dave on what books have been forbidden.

Canadian Wheelchair Racer and Paralympic Gold Medalist, Austin Smeenk reflects on his time in Paris.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown:

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs called for an election on October 21st.

Shelley Petit shares what her key issues are heading into the campaign period.

The Meta Connect Event takes place this Wednesday. Steven Scott shares a preview of what to expect.

And, Protein Candy is being dubbed the world's first "super candy." How could eating candy taste so good while simultaneously being good for you? Morgan Kingdon explains more.