The Current
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The Current
Three stories to expand your worldview, delivered daily. Matt Galloway cuts through a sea of choice to bring you stories that transcend the news cycle. Conversations with big thinkers, household names, and people living the news. An antidote to algorithms that cater to what you already know — and a...
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Could solar power from space actually work?
It sounds like something straight out of science fiction: giant solar panels floating in space, beaming energy back down to Earth. Companies like Meta...
Vaping is taking over school washrooms
With more students vaping, high school administrators are rethinking the role of the washroom, from completely redesigning the space to implementing t...
Unemployment is up: who is hiring, firing and how to find work
Canadian unemployment has reached a six month high, 18,000 jobs were lost in April alone.
A look at the realities of trying to find work in the...
Can Mark Carney keep the provinces happy?
It's a busy time for the Prime Minister. Alberta and Ottawa are inching closer to a pipeline deal, and the federal government wants to speed up the re...
The Iran war: a “high-stakes game of chicken.”
The Iran war has shifted power to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, creating a much more militarized state. Ali Vaez, the Iran Project Director f...
Why the census matters more than you think
From housing costs and commuting habits to language, identity and family life, Canadians are once again being asked detailed questions in this year’s...
What drives people towards impossible goals
From hunting for a mythical treasure to solving the mystery of life in the universe -- why some people are driven to dedicate their lives to unachieva...
Former U.S. congresswoman wants to “fix” Canada/US relationship
Former Democrat Congresswoman Jane Harman is the newly-appointed co-chair of a Commission for the Second Century of Canada-U.S. relations, an attempt...
MAID for mental illness: Ottawa continues the debate
Claire Brosseau says after decades of mental illness and treatment, she wants to die by MAID. Ottawa will soon decide whether to allow medically-assis...
22 Minutes’ Mary Walsh on life’s highs and lows
Most Canadians know comedian Mary Walsh from her iconic characters on the CBC TV show, This Hour has 22 Minutes.But the story of Mary Walsh's life goe...
Canada's first WNBA team is about to take to the court
Toronto Tempo begin their inaugural season as Canada’s first WNBA team.
Freelance sports journalist covering the WNBA and the host of the women...
Could damming the Bering Strait help save the climate?
A new study is exploring a radical idea: building a dam across the Bering Strait. The goal is to try to stabilize a massive ocean current, which helps...
This cholesterol test could save your life
Darren Ali was a healthy 45 year old when he had a massive heart attack that could have killed him. He wants everyone to learn from his experience and...
Pilot, volunteer firefighter, student... scholarship winner!
Emily Gustus was shocked to be one of this year's $100,000 Loran Scholarship winners. Now she can keep up with her school work and keep working as a...
Is the oil crisis irreversible?
Dr. Fatih Birol, the Executive Director of the International Energy Agency, has been advising world leaders through this historic crisis, but he recen...
From toys to medical gloves: how the Iran war is hiking prices
Oil shock has been synonymous with the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, but the oil byproducts that make plastics are...
What it’s like to be stuck on a cruise ship with a deadly virus
As passengers aboard the MV Hondius deal with the spread of a rare strain of hantavirus, we look at what it’s like to be stuck on a cruise ship and wh...
Are the Habs Canada's team?
The Montreal Canadiens will be facing the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night. This game comes from their win against the Tampa Bay Lightning. Alex Roug...
Tracking Telegram
When the Canadian Centre for Child Protection found what is says are images of child sexual abuse on the messaging app Telegram they took that allegat...
What's next for Alberta separatism?
Alberta separatists say they have collected more than 300,000 signatures, well over the 178,000 needed to prompt the province to consider a referendum...
The robots are here, will they replace us?
Robots are breaking world records and breaking the internet, doing seamless backflips and sidekicks online, but as they get more integrated into our w...
How “Bailey’s Law” could change laws around intimate partner violence
A Conservative private member’s bill named after Bailey McCourt, a 32-year-old mother of two killed in a Kelowna parking lot in July 2025 is making it...
Are the tides changing for the North Atlantic right whales?
This spring, scientists have documented 23 North Atlantic right whale calves born off the U.S. coast, the highest number since 2009. It's hopeful news...
Canada's steel industry faces new tariff headaches
U.S. President Donald Trump dangled a carrot in front of Canada’s steel industry recently, offering a break on tariffs if steel companies commit to mo...
What does thin mean in the age of GLP1s?
Extreme thinness is on the rise since the introduction of GLP1s — it has been hard to miss the parade of skinnier-than-ever celebrities. Now, Health C...
Doc: What is sports betting doing to young men?
A recent study suggests the rate of young men contacting Ontario's mental health helpline for gambling-related problems has increased by more than 300...
Michael Pollan on the labyrinth of human consciousness
Why is it so hard for us humans to come to grips with what it means to be conscious? Bestselling author Michael Pollan talks to Matt Galloway about ho...
Solar and wind energy, a big opportunity for Canada
At a time when the world is facing an energy crisis, solar power grew by 30 percent in 2025, with China leading the charge in harnessing the power of...
An unprecedented plan to ban kids from using AI chatbots
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says he plans to ban kids 16 and under from using AI chatbots. If the legislation passes, the province could be the first j...
What does it take to run a marathon in under 2 hours?
The two-hour marathon was an unreachable limit for decades. Now, Sabastian Sawe has officially broken it. So what changed? Matt Galloway speaks with A...
Ex-Homicide Inspector calls out the Toronto police
For decades, Hank Idsinga led some of Toronto's most high-profile murder investigations. In his new memoir, 'The High Road: Confessions of A Homicide...
What does it mean to be cured of HIV?
For the first time in Canada, a 62-year-old man is poised to be Canada's first person to be cured of HIV. There are currently only a handful of people...
Closing the skilled trades gap
The federal government wants to address worker shortages in the skilled trades. At the spring economic update they announced a 5 year plan -- worth 6...
How the feds are spending your money
Canada's finance minister has tabled a spring economic update with a smaller than expected deficit. We break down what's in it for Canadians — and wha...
"When the Forest Thrives, We Thrive"
UBC forest ecologist Suzanne Simard's viral TED talk about forests as communities turned her into a "celebrity scientist" and taught the world how to...
A headband that translates thoughts into action
Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) have been around for more than 50 years. Calgary doctor Dion Kelly developed Think 2Switch, an app allowing kids with...
Former running phenom Mary Cain on safe sport
Mary Cain was a record-breaking running phenom — the fastest girl in America at one point. Then at 23, she went public with her allegations against he...
Why does Canada need a sovereign wealth fund?
Prime Minister Mark Carney says a sovereign wealth fund will ensure Canadians benefit from the country's future prosperity. Opposition Leader Pierre P...
Does King Charles have enough soft power to flex?
King Charles III is in the U.S. this week, more by force. On the surface, the state visit is to commemorate the 250 year anniversary of U.S.' independ...
You can thrive as you age. Positivity may be key.
New research from Yale shows that people are just as likely to improve as they age as decline — and a positive outlook can make a difference. At 84, m...