Why the Canadian Medical Association is apologizing for past harms to Indigenous Peoples

A Little More Conversation with Ben O’Hara-Byrne

Why the Canadian Medical Association is apologizing for past harms to Indigenous Peoples (1:23)

Guest: Dr. Kathleen Ross, past president, Canadian Medical Association

How AI helped cut unexpected deaths in one Toronto hospital by 26% (16:47)

Guest: Dr. Muhammad Mamdani, vice-president of data science and advanced analytics at Unity Health Toronto

New explosions hit Lebanon a day after pager attacks hit Hezbollah (32:55)

Guest: US Army Col. (Ret’d) Jeff McCauslan,.visiting professor of national security at Dickinson College, former Dean of Academics, US Army War College

U.S. cuts interest rates as inflation eases, but the affordability crunch on both sides of the border isn’t over (51:15)

Guest: Pedro Antunes, Chief Economist, The Conference Board of Canada

Five rudest co-worker behaviors, according to a new survey by Monster (1:07:45)

Guest: Elana Sures, clinical counsellor and owner of Open Space Counselling in Vancouver

Journo Corner: Daughter's quest to learn the truth about her Russian mother’s time as a Soviet soldier and Nazi prisoner in the Second World War (1:22:58)

Guest: Roxana Spicer, journalist and author, The Traitor's Daughter: Captured by Nazis, Pursued by the KGB, My Mother's Odyssey to Freedom from Her Secret Past