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The Current – CBC Radio

• Pelosi’s Taiwan visit could spark future confrontation with China, warns expert
• Is dynamic ticket pricing preventing you from seeing your favourite artist? You’re not alone
• Climate protesters resort to stronger tactics to get the world’s attention
• Langley homeless community ‘living in fear’ after deadly shooting, says advocate
• This beautiful blue parrot has returned to the wild 2 years after being declared extinct
• ‘Incomprehensible’ that forced sterilizations still happen in Canada, says survivor
• Ripudaman Singh Malik shot to death in B.C.
• Unlocking the secrets of the cosmos with the James Webb telescope
• No guarantee of public investigation into Rogers outage, despite calls from experts
• U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade — what does it mean for Canada?
• Marking 25 years since the Hong Kong handover
• Chris Hall on interviewing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
• One year after London truck attack, some Canadian Muslims still fear for their safety
• From dancing players to crazy rule changes, the Savannah Bananas are making baseball a-peel-ing again
• Historic floods prompt calls for better protections for Peguis First Nation
• What the Texas school shooting might mean for U.S. gun control
• Where did it go wrong for Alberta Premier Jason Kenney?
• El Salvador bet big on Bitcoin, and now faces heavy losses
• Finland moves to join NATO
• Scientists unveil first picture of supermassive black hole in our galaxy
• The legacy of the iPod
• Ugandan fashion designer selling donated clothes back to the West
• A new wave of book bans sweeps the United States
• What to do about Canada’s family doctor shortage
• High school students stage walkouts over sexual violence and consent education
• Russian athletes banned from Wimbledon
• Growing concerns over whether Ukrainian refugees will receive the support they need in Canada
• The complexities and expectations refugees face in their new countries
• Catherine McKenna on UN’s ‘now or never’ warning on climate change
• Canada’s men’s soccer team wins World Cup spot
• What will it take to reduce injury and fatality on Canada’s roads?
• Global inaction over the war in Yemen — and the humanitarian crisis it sparked
• Remembering Dr. Paul Farmer, a giant in the global health and humanitarian community
• Examining the effectiveness of sanctions on Russia
• Healing national tensions post-Ottawa occupation
• Has the occupation of downtown Ottawa exposed a failure of Canadian leadership?
• ‘Every single flake is fake’: How China created enough fake snow to host a Winter Olympics
• First Nations in B.C. preparing bid for 2030 Olympics
• Anthony Germain takes us inside the Olympic village in Beijing
• Russia’s Ambassador to Canada Oleg Stepanov on rising Ukraine-Russia tensions
• Security experts warn China is exerting influence and disinformation campaigns in Canada
• New documentary looks into plane that disappeared over Yukon in 1950
• Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen says Canada could lead a coalition to force change at social media giant
• Meet the Ontario teen building DIY air purifiers for seniors and small businesses
• Mississippi abortion case before U.S. Supreme Court could have global ramifications, says expert
• How floods — and how we fight them — affect the salmon population
• How Abbotsford, B.C., farmers are trying to save their animals amid floodwaters
• Torrential rain, floods and landslides devastate parts of B.C.’s interior
• How communities along the MacKenzie River have been affected by climate change
• The bumpy road to phasing out coal around the world
• Leaked documents show governments lobbying on climate change, prompt concern over success of COP26
• Nobody is safe from kidnappings in Haiti, says reporter
• Indigenous advocates weigh up prime minister’s trip to Kamloops, and what it means for reconciliation
• Finishing Beethoven’s 10th Symphony — with the help of artificial intelligence
• Survivors of Guatemala’s civil war one step closer to justice
• ‘An Indigenous renaissance’: Newly elected MPs discuss the reconciliation work that lies ahead, and the importance of Indigenous pride and representation
• Angela Merkel’s legacy after 16 years as Germany’s chancellor
• Newly elected MPs discuss the work ahead, and working together
• Canada Votes 2021: homelessness, affordability and housing
• What to expect from the Taliban’s new regime, and how neighbouring powers might react
• Jonathan Meiburg on the caracara, a most remarkable bird
• Crocs are back. But why?
• Why Canada needs a reckoning on Islamophobia
• How Indigenous fire practices could help to combat future wild fires
• Why space junk could have damaging consequences
• Ban on swim cap for natural Black hair is ‘so disheartening,’ says coach
• How to prevent deaths in future heat waves
• Perry Bellegarde on his time as national chief of the Assembly of First Nations
• U.S. civil rights activist Opal Lee on Juneteenth, and addressing racism
• B.C. residents forced to flee from wildfires
• Marnie McBean on the role of politics, protest, and activism at the Olympics
• Muslim Canadians call for concrete change after London attack
• Report shows huge spike in toxic drug deaths among First Nations people in B.C.
• Every Canadian must stand up to Islamophobia after attack on London, Ont., Muslim family, say advocates
• Examining cybersecurity and the threat of ransomware attacks
• Report alleges China’s efforts at influence and interference in Canada
• Ethical questions around Western University’s move to make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for students living in residence
• Path to peace in the Middle East
• Israeli-Palestinian crisis escalates
• Rising death toll as Israel responds to Hamas rockets with airstrikes
• Biden faces immigration challenges at southern border
• Increasing number of Guatemala migrants heading to Mexico-U.S. border
• Canada’s Road Ahead: Life returning to normal in Dawson City, Yukon, but its tourism industry is hoping the world catches up
• Report finds ‘systemic discrimination’ in Toronto police handling of missing persons cases
• Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh, dead at 99
• Toronto chef Suzanne Barr on why the hospitality industry must face up to systemic problems around inclusivity and working conditions
• Canada’s Road Ahead: Elders in the N.W.T. want more support to age in place
• Canada’s Road Ahead: How a radio broadcast is keeping people together in Arviat, Nunavut
• Canada’s Road Ahead: Helping the homeless in Sudbury, Ont.
• Canada’s Road Ahead: Eel Ground First Nation, and food security during COVID-19
• Military coup in Myanmar, and what might happen next
• Canada’s Road Ahead: Gander’s famous airport, and the pandemic’s economic impact
• Joe Biden sworn in as president of a divided United States, and a divided party
• Can Joe Biden’s new team get the COVID-19 pandemic under control?
• Call for accountability at all levels after pro-Trump mob storms U.S. Capitol
• Georgia’s high-stakes elections to determine control of U.S. Senate
• The biggest U.S. politics stories of the year
• Sports leagues should vaccinate their players to build public’s confidence: Brian Burke
• Canada’s migrant workers left vulnerable in pandemic
• Mystery behind viral video of woman with memory loss dancing to Swan Lake 
• Young voters call for unity as U.S. presidential election results hang in limbo (Co-Producer)
• Can Trump take election result directly to Supreme Court? No, but he could win if it gets there: legal expert (Co-Producer)
• Devastating floods led this Mississippi farmer to a political awakening (Producer)
• Residents of the ‘most racist town in America’ say they’re working hard to shake that reputation (Producer)
• Activists wanted this Black race horse owner to boycott the Kentucky Derby. Here’s why he said no (Producer)
• ‘You get used to being ignored’ as a Black voter in the U.S., says St. Louis business owner (Co-Producer)
• Made in America: How Trump and Biden’s rival visions for economic recovery are resonating with Illinois voters (Co-Producer)
• Trump won swing state Iowa decisively in 2016. Here’s how these voters feel 4 years later (Producer)
• Registering to vote like trying to ‘count the bubbles in the soap’ in some U.S. states: activist (Producer)
• This Black-owned distillery raised $765K after it burned in Minneapolis protests. Now they’re giving it away (Producer)
• Trump’s family separations at border played out ‘exactly how it was designed to’: journalist Jacob Soboroff (Producer)
• Coronavirus spreads outside China (Co-Producer)
• Experts call for global ban on live animal markets, wildlife trade amidst coronavirus outbreak(Co-Producer)
• Coronavirus and Canadian trade (Co-Producer)
• ‘An absolutely desperate situation’: Syria facing one of the biggest waves of displacement since war started (Co-Producer)
• Raptors on the rise (Producer)
• Coronavirus on two quarantined cruise ships (Co-Producer)
• Airbnb rules to curb violent incidents (Co-Producer)
• Coronavirus vaccine (Co=Producer)
• ‘They lose everything’: Black athletes who protest pay same price today as 50 years ago, says author (Producer)
• UN report warns of ISIS resurgence (Producer)
• ‘Get to the bottom of this’: Civil liberties group wants inquiry into buried records in Alta. criminal cases (Co=Producer)
• The rise and rise of TikTok (Producer)
• Maple Leaf Foods CEO’s tweets slamming U.S. for PS752 downing reflects ‘fury’ Canadians are feeling: minister (Co-Producer)
• Plane crash investigation could be Canada’s chance to re-open diplomatic ties with Iran: former minister(Co-Producer)
• VR skin that lets you ‘touch’ someone from miles away (Producer)
• Fires in Australia turn night sky ‘blood red’ as tourists seek refuge on beach (Producer)

• What are Trump’s chances in 2020? Pundits say it’s hard to predict (Producer)

• From bookstore to cloud hosting: How Amazon ‘took the lead’ in the technology world (Producer)
• ‘It’s pretty staggering’: Returned online purchases often sent to landfill, journalist’s research reveals (Producer)
• ‘Surreal feeling’ as cruise ship awaits news of missing in New Zealand eruption, says Canadian tourist (Co-Producer)
• Dolly Parton refuses to take a stance on many political issues. Should more people follow her lead? (Producer)
• Is vaping creating a public health crisis? (Producer)
• Canada needs to take ‘concrete action’ to help Uighurs, says activist (Producer)
• Deep-sea mining (Producer)
• One year into legal weed industry (Co=Producer)
• Alberta Premier Jason Kenney’s new Fair Deal Panel (Co-Producer)
• Putting Trump impeachment inquiry on TV allows public to see the facts up close: former congresswoman (Co-Producer)
• The latest on clashes in Hong Kong (Co-Producer)
• The forgotten Canadian history of the Chinese Labour Corps (Producer)
• Ted Barris on the history of combat medics (Producer)
• Forget Paris: Go to Winnipeg, says author who has visited more than 110 countries (Producer)
• From support lines to ‘bespoke’ fan films: How the porn industry is opening up about mental health (Producer)
• With U.S. election 1 year away, Republicans and Democrats weigh up Trump’s chances of 4 more years (Co-Producer)
• Trump’s withdrawal from Syria will mean ‘long-term threats’ to U.S. security: Obama’s ambassador to UN (Producer)
• A 13-year-old Canadian ran a record marathon — only to have it disputed because she was a girl (Producer)
• ‘I’m not a one-issue voter’: U.S. Republicans divided over Trump’s decision to pull out of Syria (Co-Producer)
• Could a robot be prime minister? Machines will soon be smart enough to run the world, says futurist (Producer)
• As Canadians join the climate strike, what does it take to turn a day of protest into lasting change? (Co-Producer)
• British MPs are back in Parliament — but can they do anything to solve the Brexit saga? (Producer)
• Trump, Ukraine, and the renewed buzz around impeachment (Co-Producer)

q – CBC Radio

• ‘Empathy for each other is what holds things together’: Edward Norton on why the underdog is important to film (Producer)
• Kate del Castillo’s play about murdered women in Juarez strikes close to home for the actor who met El Chapo (Producer)
• Luke Wilson on family, breaking type and his new film Guest of Honour (Producer)
• Michiel Huisman on getting into the mind of a cult leader for his new film The Other Lamb (Producer)
• q’s Thursday Headliner: Canadian folk duo Kacy and Clayton (Producer)
• Graham Nash shares songs and stories from Joni Mitchell to David Crosby (Producer)
• Meghan Patrick on speaking up, her latest album and her award nominations (Producer)
• q’s Thursday Headliner: Amber Webber and Joshua Wells of Lightning Dust (Producer)
• PewDiePie becomes first individual YouTuber to hit 100 million subscribers (Producer)
• q’s Thursday Headliner: Electric Youth on how film influences their sound (Producer)
• Gurinder Chadha on the story behind Blinded by the Light and getting Bruce Springsteen’s blessing (Producer)
• Are memes going corporate? Instagram is hiring its first ‘meme manager’ (Producer)
• Eugenio Derbez on adapting Dora the Explorer for the big screen (Producer)
• q’s Thursday Headliner: Eamon McGrath (Producer)
• Saskatchewan blues-rocker Reignwolf supercharges the q studio with a live performance (Producer)
• David Crosby is looking to the future in new documentary (Producer)
• ‘I’ve taken ownership with this character’: Cara Gee on starring in Soulpepper’s production of Fool For Love (Producer)
• Once Upon a Time in Hollywood proves there’s still room for Quentin Tarantino in today’s blockbuster market (Producer)

• VidCon 2019 highlights a tension between big YouTube stars and new online creators (Producer)

• ‘I celebrate the fact that I’m Canadian’: Howie Mandel on championing Canadian comedy and Just for Laughs (Producer)
• Beau Dixon’s new play Bloom: A Rock ‘n’ Roll Fable helps him honour his mother’s memory (Producer)
• Seinfeld at 30: Does the ‘show about nothing’ still hold up? (Producer)
• How Spotify is tackling fake streaming (Producer)

• How Norval Morrisseau, late ‘Picasso of the North,’ landed at centre of massive art forgery ring (Producer)

• Super Bowl champion Joe Namath on Chekhov, musical theatre and never giving up (Producer)
• Rock documentaries and concert films: The good, the bad and the ugly (Producer)
• What’s at stake if major Hollywood studios boycott Georgia over abortion law (Producer)
• Mac DeMarco spreads his love for Japanese rock icon, Haruomi Hosono (Producer)
• Game of Thrones finale: How does the series’ ending affect its legacy? (Producer)
• Meet Rob Ostlere, the very first person to die on Game of Thrones (Producer)
• What does the end of The Big Bang Theory mean for the TV landscape? (Producer)
• Hepi Mita on discovering his mother’s past in his new film Merata: How Mum Decolonized the Screen (Producer)
• Why are movies based on video games almost always bad? (Producer)
• ‘Nothing’s gonna keep me from playing’: Peter Frampton on preparing for his farewell tour (Producer)
• The Grizzlies: Miranda de Pencier and Anna Lambe on the importance of shining a light on traumas in Nunavut (Producer)
• ‘Songs aren’t finished ’til you play them for people’: Steve Earle honours his friend Guy Clark with new album (Producer)
• ‘It’s more fun with two’: Steve Martin and Martin Short on their friendship and new comedy tour (Producer)
• The Tashme Project shines a spotlight on Japanese-Canadian internment (Producer)
• Not country enough? Billboard pulls Lil Nas X’s viral hit Old Town Road from country chart (Producer)

• Henry D’Arthenay of Venezuelan rock group La Vida Bohème isn’t done fighting (Producer)

• John Cleese on Monty Python, Life of Brian and why he’s now taking aim at the failings of world leaders (Producer)
• From child soldier to Juno nominee: Emmanuel Jal finds joy in painful past (Producer)
• ‘Committed to the work’: Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida on marriage and music (Producer)
• Lisa Simpson wasn’t what Yeardley Smith thought her big break would be (Producer)
• Cynthia Dale on returning to Street Legal 25 years on (Producer)
• From John F. Kennedy to Donald Trump, an evolution of U.S. presidential satire (Producer)
• Meet the team dancing on the 24-foot ramp that’s taking disability art to new heights (Producer)
• Heat director Michael Mann is working on next chapter of the iconic film for his new publishing imprint (Producer)
• The biggest surprises and snubs at the 2019 BAFTAs (Producer)
• When children kill: Controversial Oscar-nominated film explores James Bulger murder (Producer)
• Folklore as a political act: William Ferris on preserving Mississippi Delta blues (Producer)
• A Great Day in Harlem: Sonny Rollins and Robert Benton celebrate 60th anniversary of the iconic jazz photo (Producer)
• 17th-century painting discovered while renovating new Oscar de la Renta boutique in Paris (Producer)
• Canadian blues man Matt Andersen shares new music live in the q studio (Producer)
• Shaun Majumder takes on white supremacy to find the funny in hate (Producer)
• Vinnie Karetak on Kiviuq Returns and the importance of reclaiming Inuit folk legends (Producer)
• Nirvana sues Marc Jacobs over iconic smiley face logo (Producer)
• How Mo Amer used his refugee story to make one of Netflix’s most acclaimed comedy specials (Producer)
• Is it too soon for a film about Brexit? (Producer)
• How comedian Joel Kim Booster finds humour in painful memories (Producer)
• Vice director Adam McKay on finding compassion for Dick Cheney (Producer)
• Bob Martin on musical theatre as an escape from the harshness of life (Producer)
• Marriage, fatherhood and moving: Phosphorescent taps into life’s big changes on new album C’est La Vie (Producer)

• René Kladzyk’s musical tribute to the El Paso-Juárez border (Producer)

• Colin Mochrie on his long improv career and getting his ‘big break’ at 40 (Producer)

• Iliza Shlesinger on laughing with women not at them (Producer)

• ABBA’s Benny Andersson remembers the song that sparked his love for piano (Producer)

• Amber Marshall’s block party takes us to the home of CBC’s Heartland (Producer)

• The 2018 Grammy nominations: the good, the bad and the snubbed (Producer)

• Are Westerns like Godless trying to make a strong feminist statement? (Producer)

• Exploring laughter and grief in Jordan Canning’s new film, Suck It Up (Producer)

• Charlie Daniels says Las Vegas shooting was a ‘kick in the head’ to country music (Producer)

• Megan Nash’s musical tribute to Moose Jaw, Sask. (Producer)

• The Rural Alberta Advantage’s Nils Edenloff on the music that reminds him of Fort McMurray (Producer)

• Taggart and Torrens challenge Tom Power to a game of ‘Hit the Post’ (Producer)

• Matt Mays channels pain and grief into heavy rock ‘n’ roll (Producer)

• What is Canadianity? Taggart & Torrens explain the strength behind Canada’s kindness (Producer)

• Alan Doyle just wants to give people a ‘good night out’ with his music (Producer)

• A Tupac-inspired musical gets a 2nd chance on the big stage (Producer)

• How will Netflix’s Canadian deal affect people working in this country? (Producer)

• Nora Guthrie looks back at the music of her legendary father, Woody (Producer)

• Is Trump good for comedy? Lewis Black says ‘that’s like saying a stroke is good for a nap’ (Producer)

• Louise Penny details the sad but ‘extremely healing’ process of writing her latest novel (Producer)

• Jay and Silent Bob grow up and get old (Producer)

• Should ivory and art be judged separately? (Producer)

• ‘I have so many memories there’: how Geddy Lee and Rush created their own world at Le Studio (Producer)

• Back on the couch: Dr. Katz will see you again (Producer)

• ‘It was like he was back again’: Wendy Dio on bringing her husband back onstage as a hologram (Producer)

• The man behind music’s biggest hits is now putting his own spin on the songs he helped write (Producer)

• Remembering Sam Shepard (Producer)

• The Long War takes home Searchlight 2017 title (Producer)

• Robert Sikoryak makes reading terms and conditions fun in new graphic novel (Producer)

• ‘To this day, it’s still a thoroughly confusing project’: Prozzäk on their return to music (Producer)

• Jarvis Church reveals this year’s Searchlight finalists (Producer)

• Northern Cree prepare for their return to the Grammy Awards (Producer)

• Jill Keiley looks back on Canada’s history in stage adaptation of The Colony of Unrequited Dreams (Producer)

• ‘We’re in a dangerous time in North America’: NARCY on the Quebec City mosque shooting (Producer)

• Why ‘The Spoon Lady’ Abby Roach is recording America’s buskers (Producer)

• Colin Linden takes the stage with the cast of hit TV series Nashville (Producer)

• Artist Jay Baron brings joy to audiences with his mini food art (Producer)

• Laolu Senbanjo explains how his body art is like a ‘dance between the paint and the flesh’ (Producer)

• Author Jason Diamond pays tribute to his youth with a John Hughes inspired playlist (Producer)

• Patrick Haggerty finds new hope in the re-release of his groundbreaking album (Producer)

• Hit Maker Gordie Sampson tackles ‘Halloween costume’ country scene (Producer)

• 6 hot takes on Hot Docs 2016

• 3 Peabody Award Winning documentaries featured on q

The Weekly with Wendy Mesley – CBC Television

• Trudeau’s climate change plan track record (co-Producer)
• Are private schools protecting your kids? (co-Producer)
• Cyberwars: Is Canada ready for the wars of tomorrow? (co-Producer)
• Ontario Proud takes aim at Justin Trudeau (Producer)
• Are Americans being scared into voting? (Producer)
• Why is Saudi Arabia’s grip on the West so strong? (Producer)
• Role of propaganda in death of Jamal Khashoggi (co-Producer)
• Reported hacking of Saudi activist in Quebec may be linked to Khashoggi disappearance (Producer)

• Exporting dystopia: China’s social credit system (Producer)

• #MeToo against he said, she said (Producer)
• Bernier on libertarian politics and Rebel Media (Producer)

• Vladimir Putin’s World Cup victory lap (Producer)

• Families torn apart at the border (Producer)

• Donald Trump picks a fight with Justin Trudeau (Producer)

• Has Trump started an international trade war? (Producer)

• Charlie LeDuff, reporting from America’s working class (Producer)

• Stormy Daniels case converging with Russian election meddling (Producer)

• Does China have a backdoor to your phone? (Producer)

• Should online misogyny be considered terrorism? (Producer)

• Bill Morneau on saving Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline (Producer)

• James Comey compares Donald Trump to a ‘mob boss’ (Producer)

• Andrew Scheer on trade, Rebel Media and bots (Producer)

• Humboldt Broncos president remembers his team (Producer)

• Martin Amis on Trump, racism and political correctness (Producer)

• Brexit bombshell: Could the vote be invalid? (Producer)

• Saudi Crown Prince: Modern man or warmonger? (Producer)

• Bruce McArthur LGBT murders and the Robert Pickton case (Producer)

• Is Jared Kushner next to leave Trump White House? (Producer)

• Parkland students vs. the NRA’s big money machine (Producer)

• Donald Trump’s cozy relationship with Fox News and Sean Hannity (Producer)

• National Chief Perry Bellegarde calls Colten Boushie verdict ‘wrong’ (Producer)

• Christine Elliott on leadership bid, PC “rot” and fake party memberships (Producer)

• Has #MeToo gone too far? (Producer)

• The dangers of Chinese investment in Canada (Producer)

• Does Robert Mueller have the goods on Donald Trump? (Producer)

As It Happens – CBC Radio

• Netflix should have done more to protect Narcos location scout, says journalist who covers cartels (Producer)

Tapestry – CBC Radio

• Janet Charchuk explains what it’s really like to have Down syndrome (Producer)

• Muslim & Black: Preparing my kids to face a racist world (Producer)

• Why motherhood is different when you’re black (Producer)
• How I forgave the man who killed my partner (Producer)

• From aromatherapy to volunteering: how to DIY your kids’ spirituality (Producer)

• When more isn’t always better: psychologist explains the ‘paradox of choice’ (Producer)

• Moving forward together: reinventing family after a brain injury (Producer)

• Back from the brink: BC musician rediscovers himself after traumatic brain injury (Producer)

• My relationship with God started when I cut my hair (Producer)

• How a Sandy Hook mother came to forgive the shooter (Producer)

• Pastor helps Halifax move beyond history of racism and violence (Producer)

• The emotional toll of being a priest (Producer)

• Sickboy podcast laughs in the face of terminal illness (Producer)

• Mormon “kicked out of heaven” for demanding equality (Producer)

Metro News Halifax

• Accessible care, climate change and more being studied in Nova Scotia by international students this summer
• Nova Scotia sailing duo hoping medal in new Olympic sport ‘on the horizon’ at Rio 2016
• ‘Prevention is key’: Push for Change stops in Halifax to raise funds for local homeless youth
• Feed Nova Scotia ‘critically low’ on donations
• ‘I love winning’: Halifax friends have barrel of fun while scoring liquid gold, trip south of border
• Service Nova Scotia announces changes to liquor licence laws
• Applications open for Halifax Transit low income transit pass pilot project
• Waves of cruise ship tourists ‘mixed blessing’ for Halifax market vendors
• Taxpayers not footing bill for new Bedford Highway traffic lights
• Halifax fireworks displays still a go, but backyard shows come with a fine
• Drug, money evidence missing from Halifax police storage
• Halifax airport looks for retailers to be part of future development

The Signal

• Volunteers in Halifax could be getting a break on criminal record checks
  
• Low dollar means more Canadians at Halifax music festivals
• Free music program gives children a voice
• Fashion show shines spotlight on malaria in Nigeria
• Early intervention is key to child welfare
• Province introduces new youth jobs
• Diversity for Dalhousie senate, but election process unclear
• YMCA and local schools are ready for Syrian refugee children

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