Film Critic, Michael McNeely reviews the classic movie, Casablanca.

Google Cloud accidentally deleted $125 billion Australian pension fund. Kevin Shaw explains how this happened.

How is climate change making life worse for people with seasonal allergies? Lawrence Gunther explains. The Common Thread Community Chorus of Toronto promotes community and social justice through music. Marcia Yale talks more about this. Community reporter Anna Kim joins from Alberta, where she's had the pleasure of exploring the vibrant blooms at the U of A Botanical Gardens. This is the May 21, 2024 episode.

There is the weekly news quiz! Contestants Karen Magee, Alex Smyth and Elysia Yardley compete for the title!

The Common Thread Community Chorus of Toronto promotes community and social justice through music. Marcia Yale talks more about this.

Community reporter Anna Kim joins from Alberta, where she's had the pleasure of exploring the vibrant blooms at the U of A Botanical Gardens.

How is climate change making life worse for people with seasonal allergies? Lawrence Gunther explains.

The Federal Government is rejecting Toronto’s request to be part of a drug decriminalization pilot. Canadian Press Weekend News Editor Michelle McQuigge will have more on the story.

The news panel gets together to discuss three topics. Indigenous leaders want something to be done about people fraudulently co-opting indigenous identity. What role should a government play in that? Landlords are evicting tenants to turn properties in short term rentals. The panel reflects on why these kinds housing stories garner so much attention. Frito Lay is recalling some popular snacks because of salmonella. Really? Contamination has come to the chip aisle?

The Carol Shields Prize Winner was announced this week. Who won? Karen McKay of CELA has the details. From the May 17, 2024 episode.