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CBC Radio is Canada's radio destination for news, current affairs, and cultural programming that's distinctly Canadian, reflecting all regions and perspectives.

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A count down of the most memorable moments in the 55 year history of the Juno Awards in a special all-star holiday edition of the CBC Music Top 20.
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From Anne Murray's custom-built guitar to the legendary Rolling Stones Mobile Studio, the National Music Centre is home to some of music's most iconic artifacts.

Behind the Songs explores the stories behind these instruments.

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🇨🇦 Canada Day Live from the Capital
Starting 11 a.m. ET on CBC Radio and CBC Listen
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There are stories everywhere in Canada, from coast to coast to coast. Find out what’s making news in Dawson City, what’s got people talking in Moose Jaw and the hottest topics in Oshawa.
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What goes into making World Cup-quality turf, and the Canadian behind it
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Stephen Eustáquio made Canadian soccer history with the stoppage-time goal that sent Canada to the Round of 16 at the FIFA Men's World Cup for the first time ever. His brother Mauro says it's a moment he'll never get tired of watching.
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Nearly 60 years after Agent Orange was tested at CFB Gagetown, some veterans are still seeking answers and are calling for more testing as Ottawa moves ahead with any redevelopment projects at the base.
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Could lightning-inspired fertilizer be a climate-friendly option for Canadian farmers?
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Kick off! Celebrating soccer in Canada
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Tune in to CBC Radio and CBC Listen for live coverage as Louise Arbour is installed as Canada's next Governor General.
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For many Canadians, summer jobs are a rite of passage. Hosts Reid Southwick, Jenn Blair and their many guests — including musician Steven Page and actor Andrew Phung — re-live their best, worst, funniest and most disgusting on-the-job memories. https://t.co/URDWpXnDjM

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The May long weekend signals the start of the summer road trip season. Join host Adrienne Lamb on a cross-country hunt for Really Big Stuff, from a notable nickel to a giant goose. https://t.co/1XAs62IiWK

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With the World Cup just a few weeks away, hosts Scott Regehr and Joseph Otoo will look at Canada's readiness for what will be the planet's biggest-ever sporting event. https://t.co/61hEZUVfnh

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Scientists are giving cocaine to salmon in Sweden.
The fish are high, but it's for science.
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He was teaching CPR when he went into cardiac arrest. His students immediately sprung into action and saved him.
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Germany does more hip and knee replacements than Canada and the wait time can be as short as a few weeks. What can we learn?
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UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher says U.S. spending on the Iran war could have saved 87 million lives.

"...when people tell me the money's not there, you know it enrages me, infuriates me because … people are finding that money for other things."

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Public grocery stores are having a moment.
Can they actually make food more affordable?
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The successful flight of Artemis II proved that the technology of the Space Launch System and Orion capsule are capable of deep space exploration.

"But the next step, to land humans on the moon, requires a giant leap in technology," writes Bob McDonald.

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Which book will win Canada Reads 2026?
Find out today
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