We’re bringing you a special episode from the Canadaland feed.
What was the mystery illness that sent a young woman into Dr. Anthony Feinstein’s treatment room? How did her stroke-like symptoms lead to a whole new field of psychiatric study? What does it have to do with journalists working in conflict zones?
L’artiste et ancienne députée de Québec solidaire Catherine Dorion publie son livre Les têtes brûlées le mois dernier. Elle se joint à Emilie pour discuter de l’état des médias et de la politique dans la belle province. Un échange sincère entre deux femmes de Québec qui dérangent.
CBC makes huge cuts – with plans to eliminate 600 positions. Is it time for a good hard look in the mirror to figure out what its future could look like?
MLMs have become such a ubiquitous part of North American life that their tenets are rarely ever questioned.
What is going on with Canada’s international relations? With all the recent stories about India and the Two Michaels time in China coming to the front again, reporter Sam Cooper helps break it all down.
Danielle Smith’s Sovereignty Act is like trying to get away with amending the Constitution via a hastily-scrawled Post-it note, flimsily affixed while no one’s looking.
Canadaland publisher Jesse Brown has been asked to stop talking about antisemitism.
Nearly 1.4 million Canadians and almost 50 million Americans are involved in multi-level marketing.
In Canada, the political discourse on the news coming out of Israel and Palestine has given Backbench host, Mattea Roach, some “serious whiplash.”
