Hosts Nil Köksal and Chris Howden take you on a trip around the world with CBC Radio's As It Happens. Hear from the people at the centre of the stories of the day — from the urgent to the utterly strange.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 86 days 16 hours 17 minutes
Monday, April 4th, 2016 - Panama Papers, Israel Airline Lawsuit, Ted Cruise, Trump Mexican Flag Guy, Richard Fadden, Joe Medicine Crow Obit, Turkey Refugees, Kakegamic Deep Water, BC Lottery Update, Cairo Mural, Don Francks Obit
Held to accounts. An Icelandic parliamentarian calls on her prime minister to resign after a huge document leak reveals his ties to offshore tax havens.
Friday, April 1st, 2016 - Airport Boy, Kathleen Wynne, UofT Divestment, Terrorist Dog, Norse Settlement, Bob Paulson Speech, Ted Cruise, EMI Archive, Police Dog Attack, MB Fire Chief, Tannerite, Nunavut Rescue
More than a minor delay. A French lawyer says it's true that her client flew in from Africa without proper paperwork. But she's outraged that the eight-year-old was locked up at a Paris airport for almost two weeks.
Thursday, March 31st, 2016 - PEI Abortion, NHL Concussions, Unicef, St Hubert/Swiss Chalet, Zaha Hadid Obit, Access Changes, Pikangikum Folo, SK Police Wiki, Assisted Dying Drugs, 'Not Face'
Access gained. PEI Premier Wade MacLauchlan says he's allowing abortions to be performed on the island because otherwise the Supreme Court would have left him with no choice.
Wednesday, March 30: Pikangikum Fire, U of T Fossil Fuel, Tom Green, Plane Crash Folo, Tape: Stephanie Ford, Frank Lloyd Wright, Tape: Dudoir, Syrian Refugees Sponsor, Blind Walking Fish, FOA: Lester Thurow, Angola Sentencing
"A nightmare in real life." The chief of Northern Ontario's Pikangikum First Nation struggles for words after a fire takes the lives of nine members of his community.
Tuesday, March 29: Quebec Plane Crash, Pakistan Toronto, George Chuvalo, Egypt Hijacking, Muzzo Sentence, Political Fundraising, Patty Duke Obit, Stray Bullet Shooting, China Resignation, Heroin Coroner, Returned Bison
A family's unspeakable tragedy. His nation's immeasurable loss. Gilles Duceppe mourns the death of Jean Lapierre after the Quebec political icon and family members die in a plane crash.
Monday, March 28, 2016: Lahore Attack, Prarie Dog Study, Palmyra Antiquities, SK Bridge Fire, Micah White Feature
A report from Lahore on the embattled group of terrorists believed to be behind yesterday's deadly attack and the failures that kept them from taking even more lives...AND Micah White may have been the spark behind the Occupy Movement but in his new book,
Friday, 25 March, 2016 - French Senator Raids, Ellen Seligman, Marathon Soap, CruzTrump & Rats, Atheist School Books, Twitter AI, The Selfish Giant, Church Abuse Settlement, Andy Barrie Film
Multiple locations -- singular focus. In raids conducted in four different countries in Europe, police arrest several suspects with possible connections to terrorism -- and raise the spectre of a continent-wide network.
Thursday, March 24th, 2016 - Karadzic Sentence, German Witness/Brussels Folo, Bracebridge Hooting, Ghomeshi, Great Barrier Reef, South Africa Exhumations, Joe Garagiola Obit, King Arthur Site, Wales Correction, Funeral Mistake
Justice delayed -- but not denied. After a five-year trial, Radovan Karadzic is sentenced to forty years in prison for genocide and other crimes committed during the war in Bosnia.
Wednesday, March 23rd, 2016 - Budget:First Nations, Obit: Jim Hillyer, NY Train Thief, Student Interview, Oxfam Fifty Shades, Jihadi In The Family, Phife Dawg Obit, UK Refugee Children, Obama Argentina, 3-D Goldfish, Sliced Meat Study
Reading the not-so-fine print. The Prime Minister says yesterday's budget is historic in its funding for indigenous people in Canada, and AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde agrees -- as a first step.
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2016 - Brussels: Witness, Brussels: Politican, UN High Commissioner For Refugees, Ford: Joy Green, Ford: John Filion, Bob Ebeling, Budget: François-Philippe Champagne, Lisa Raitt, Guy Caron, Michigan Prosecutor
A city torn apart. First, the Brussels airport, then a subway station: a series of bombings kill dozens of people and wound more than two hundred others -- and ISIS has claimed responsibility.