NOW with Dave Brown

The Juno for Comedy Album of the Year was given out last night. Comedian Niek Theelen shares his thoughts on all the nominees. From the March 25, 2024, episode.

The American government is suing Apple for smartphone antitrust violations. Shaun Preece fills you in on this story. From the March 25, 2024, episode.

Millie Bobby Brown is starring in a new Netflix fantasy film called “Damsel.” Amy Amantea shares her review. From the March 25, 2024, episode.

Para cycler Nathan Clement is preparing for a spot at the 2024 Summer Paralympics in Paris, France! Alex Smyth has an exclusive interview with him! From the March 25, 2024, episode.

It has been a short season for ice roads in Northern Ontario. Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press discusses its impact on transporting food and supplies to people in remote communities.

Plus, researchers in Alberta want people to start thinking about climate change from a public health perspective. Michelle fills you in on this story. From the March 25, 2024, episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown: news panelists Michelle McQuigge and Alex Smyth discuss the update to the Elections Act and the crackdown on nicotine pouches. They also reflect on the results from the World Happiness Report. In the second hour of the show, Karen McKay from the Centre for Equitable Library Access highlights five featured books to celebrate World Water Day. Plus, entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews the biographical drama “Origin.” This is the March 22, 2024, episode.

Today is World Water Day. To commemorate the day, Karen McKay highlights five featured titles available at the Centre for Equitable Library Access. From the March 22, 2024, episode.

The biographical drama “Origin” has recently become available on demand. Entertainment critic Michael McNeely has some thoughts on the movie. From the March 22, 2024, episode.

The British Royal Family continues to capture the curiosity of royal watchers. How do you evaluate the Royal Family’s PR strategy for privacy? From the March 22, 2024, episode.

The World Happiness Report shows young Americans are less happy than older generations. Why do you think young people are affected more? From the March 22, 2024, episode.