Canada and the American Civil War are more connected than most Canadians realize, and a new exhibition at the Canadian War Museum called Close to Conflict lays out exactly how. Dr. Tim Foran walks through what that connection looked like,…
Canadian snacks get put to the test this week, and not by Canadians. A pair of American snack reviewers work their way through a care package of Canadian classics, and the reactions land somewhere between confusion and genuine love. The…
Anyone who has flown with a toddler mid-meltdown knows the exact feeling of every head turning your way. This one goes further: an oversold flight, a family split across the plane, a two-year-old next to strangers, and a sprint down…
Robot vacuums, lawnmowers and pool cleaners just got frozen out of the US market overnight, and Handy Andy Baryer explains why. That story comes after he spends a segment losing, again, to a mouse that keeps finding new ways under…
A child would not sit down on a Porter flight out of Victoria this weekend, and the plane never left the gate. Sarah Rosensweet, a peaceful parenting coach and mom of three, questions why it took close to an hour…
Traveling with kids ranges from toddler tantrums to teenage grumpiness, and this conversation opens with two parents comparing their worst flights before turning toward the news of the week. Lesley Kelly and Jimmy Zoubris then get into the return of…
Denise Marigold spent weeks chatting with an AI boyfriend built on the Replica app, and Christine Logel watched the whole thing unfold like a friend tracking a real relationship. Together they lay out what happened when an algorithm started acting…
This bull market keeps climbing, even with wars, tariffs and headlines that should be spooking investors. Anita Bruinsma explains why stocks don’t follow logic, and what your growing RRSP balance actually means right now. Bruinsma compares the current run to…
A wildfire west of Summerland moved so fast that families went from no warning to an evacuation order at their door within minutes, some suffering burns as flames closed in on their homes. Andrew Johnson reports from Penticton, where thousands…
The hosts spend Good News Tuesday picking apart Ryan’s plan to get a perm just before he turns thirty, weighing whether light waves count as a genuine style risk or a full quarter life crisis. It is the kind of…
Good News Tuesday leads with the story of Willow, a three-year-old Labrador who fell down a sixty-foot cliff and is now recovering, a moment that will hit hard for anyone who has ever hiked a steep trail with a dog…
A workplace seminar on Mercury retrograde turns into a real debate about belief systems, astrology, and whether star charts hold up to basic math. Anyone who has ever rolled their eyes at a horoscope only to have a rough week…
Graham Richardson explains why the toughest questions he asks politicians are almost always the plainest ones, and what that says about spotting a dodge in real time. For anyone tired of watching interviews go nowhere, this is a look at…
BC wildfire smoke turned Bob Addison’s backyard barbecue into a survival mission, with ash falling like snow and a sombrero standing in for proper cover. He walks through what the online smoke forecast tools got right days in advance, useful…
Dating coach Tony Tedesco flips the usual red flag conversation on its head, explaining why the way someone describes a past relationship tells you almost everything you need to know. Anyone tired of scanning profile pictures for clues will want…
