AI generated clips of Robin Williams have been flooding the internet for years, and his own children just decided they’ve had enough, reviving an Instagram account that sat untouched for over a decade. Richard Crouse explains what they’re trying to…
Ten years ago, a band said goodbye and actually meant it, and Ed Conroy explains why that almost never happens in music. Most farewell tours are a marketing device. This one wasn’t, and the reason why cuts right to the…
Ten years on, Gord Sinclair still remembers exactly what was going through his mind as that final tour began in Victoria, before anyone knew if the band could finish what they’d set out to do. He talks about it now,…
A man enters the wrong pin at checkout, gets declined, tries again, and on the third failed attempt the terminal lets him through anyway, just sign here. Ritesh Kotak explains exactly how that happens and why most people have no…
A pipeline gets announced as a big win in trade talks. Except it might already have been built, under a different name, months before anyone in Washington started taking credit for it. Rob Breakenridge sorts out what’s real here and…
There is a specific, researched reason your body laughs at a joke that just bombed in front of you, and it has almost nothing to do with whether the joke was actually funny. Once you hear the explanation, you will…
Everyone is calling it a trade deal, but Jamie Ellerton and Lindsay Broadhead aren’t buying it yet, and by the end of this conversation you will understand exactly why a three-day window changes everything. A night at a professional basketball…
A Blue Jays game turned into a viral moment when Liz McGuire took a 110 mile an hour foul ball to the face, and she has zero regrets about how she was holding her beer that night. Two years later,…
Shane got passed on the shoulder of a sixty kilometer road in Ottawa by a guy on a scooter, and that one moment sends this conversation with Ryan O’Donnell into just how fast these things have gotten and how little…
Prediction markets are now live in Canada, letting you bet real money on questions like whether Canadian trips to the US will rise or fall, using the exact same account as your retirement savings. Vincent Gregoire unpacks what that means…
Ask a boomer and a Gen Zer what they share and you’ll get blank stares from both. Greg Fish has a one-word answer for what’s really going on, and it has nothing to do with age. He walks through what…
Dune Part 3 pre-sale tickets crashed a website today, and the reason will feel familiar to anyone who has fought for concert seats before. One Good News Tuesday story ended in a full crash, an hour on hold, and a…
A postcard arrived years late this week, and the timeline behind it is the part that lands hardest. It’s one of three stories on this Good News Tuesday, sitting alongside a small town entering a centuries old international competition and…
Journalist Matt Gurney lays out why an ally with one of the strongest militaries in its region still got sidelined without warning, and what that means for how Canada should be thinking about its own position right now. Not every…
Burnout is why Toronto radio host John Moore almost quit entirely, not just cut back, this time. Instead of walking away, he negotiated something most people never think to ask their boss for, and it changed how much of his…
