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Not everyone can afford a pacemaker, so these doctors are recycling them
Preliminary findings from a randomized trial of 300 patients across seven countries shows that used pacemakers, when properly sterilised and implanted, work just as well as new ones, and pose no greater risk of infection.
Radio As It Happens 5 hours ago
Bear cub snatched from a tree to pose for photos is free at last, and doing well
A bear cub who was hauled out of a tree and separated from her family in April is now back in the wild and doing just fine, say North Carolina wildlife officials.
Radio As It Happens November 26
How empathy helped this Saskatoon diving club reach the Olympics
Steve and Mary Carroll, former elite divers, founded the Saskatoon Diving Club after moving from Newfoundland to Saskatchewan in 2008. As coaches, they are dedicated to developing well-rounded athletes, and have coached two divers who competed at the Paris Olympics.
Radio The Current 7 hours ago
Q with Tom Power
Paris Hilton drops the character and opens up about the abuse she endured as a teen
Paris Hilton built an empire on being a ditzy blonde heiress, but she says that wasn’t her true self — it was a trauma response. In an interview with Q guest host Talia Schlanger, Hilton shares her story.
Arts Q November 26
Sacred Seven
The turtle inspires these Indigenous advocates to give back to the land
Radio Unreserved November 26
FRONT BURNER
The case against Google
Radio Front Burner November 27

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Radio The Current November 25

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Radio Front Burner November 26

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Radio Ideas November 26

Q with Tom Power

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Arts Q November 26

Teresa Wong's search for family connection led to her graphic memoir All Our Ordinary Stories

Books Bookends November 22

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Radio Front Burner November 25

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Radio White Coat Black Art November 23

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Radio The Sunday Magazine November 24

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Radio Cost of Living November 23

Answering your questions about how we determine Indigeneity

Radio Just Asking November 24

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Radio As It Happens November 22

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Radio The Current November 22

Analysis: Bob's Blog

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Radio Quirks & Quarks November 22

Author Ian Williams delivers the 2024 CBC Massey Lectures

Radio Ideas November 18

Q with Tom Power

With The Piano Lesson, Malcolm Washington confronts the weight of legacy

Arts Q November 25

Why police are in a standoff with people working an abandoned South African mine

Radio As It Happens November 21

Politics, Gaza and money collide at The Giller Prize

Radio Front Burner November 22

Q with Tom Power

'We moved on, Donald': Barry Sonnenfeld recalls the day he fired Trump

Arts Q November 21

The Girl on the Train author Paula Hawkins turns to the mysterious art world in latest thriller

Books Bookends November 20

Long-range missiles, nuclear fears in Ukraine

Radio Front Burner November 21

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