The Rundown

It takes thousands of years to build up forest floor carbon, and clearcut logging can erase most of it. @drsuzannesimard.bsky.social (@forestry.ubc.ca), author of “When the Forest Breathes,” tells Eric Bombicino the cost. youtu.be/2tov4fXYEQ0?...

Carbon pricing, EV mandate, oil-and-gas cap — all gone. What does it signal about Ottawa’s climate priorities? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asks @carobrouillette.bsky.social (@canrac.bsky.social) and Martha Hall Findlay (@ucalgary.bsky.social), tonight at 8pm | Producer: @colinellis81.bsky.social

Is the Carney government trading climate ambition for economic growth? @jeyantvo.bsky.social speaks with Martha Hall Findlay (@ucalgary.bsky.social) and @canrac.bsky.social (@carobrouillette.bsky.social) on the Liberals’ record, tonight at 8pm | Producer: @colinellis81.bsky.social

Albertans won’t be voting on leaving Canada — many will be voting to send a message: “this will show Mark Carney that we’re serious.” — Jen Gerson (The Line) tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social what’s driving Alberta’s referendum debate and the risks behind it. At 8pm | Producer: @colinellis81.bsky.social

Canada’s forests weren’t always this flammable. @drsuzannesimard.bsky.social (@forestry.ubc.ca), author of “When the Forest Breathes,” says modern forestry helped make them that way. Forests are now “like matchsticks rolling across the landscape.” Tonight at 8pm with Eric Bombicino

From wildfires and floods to rising costs, insurers warn climate risks are making parts of Canada harder to cover. What happens if they pull back, and who pays the price? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asks Craig Stewart (Mycinity), tonight at 8pm | Producer: Eric Bombicino

“The Liberal Party right now is rudderless.” @michaeltaube1970.bsky.social says Doug Ford’s polling numbers are still competitive, as PCs sit in the low-to-mid 40s. At 8pm with Andrew Perez, @lobbygrl.bsky.social, @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social & @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: @carrletta.bsky.social

“More than 2.5 million Ontarians don’t have a family doctor.” As job pressures and OSAP changes grow, Andrew Perez says people are falling behind under Ford. At 8pm w/ @lobbygrl.bsky.social @michaeltaube1970.bsky.social @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: @carrletta.bsky.social

"I couldn't breathe. I had asthma." — Dr. Jennifer Blake (@uoftobgyn.bsky.social). Even as a physician, her symptoms were dismissed. On (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social speaks with Dr. Blake of @pcwhc.bsky.social about misdiagnosis, gaps in care, and what Bill S-243 could change.

On Ontario Day, we asked former lieutenant governor Elizabeth Dowdeswell to choose her favourite Great Lake. What defines Ontario for you? Tonight at 8pm with @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Preeti Bhuyan

“[Black Canadians] were written out of the history books,” Rochelle Bush tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social as she guides him through Salem Chapel in St. Catharines, once a base for Harriet Tubman’s Underground Railroad rescues. Tonight at 8pm | Producer: Preeti Bhuyan

A national framework for men’s health has passed. A women’s health framework is still underway. Dr. Jennifer Blake (@uoftobgyn.bsky.social) joins @namshine.bsky.social on the next (MIS)Treated to explain why understanding different barriers to care matters: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/m...

How far back does the idea of Alberta separation go? Watch Unravelled to learn more: youtu.be/vyODN4GA7Zo?...

🎙️ On #onpoli with @spaikin.bsky.social and @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social: • Tribunal rejects Erskine-Smith claims • Municipal conduct law passes, lacks teeth • Ford “goes nuclear” over encampment ruling • Scrap grocery covenants to boost competition • Goodbye to a Toronto maverick

Women don’t differ much between provinces, but the care they have access to does. Dr. Jennifer Blake (@uoftobgyn.bsky.social) tells @namshine.bsky.social why women’s health remains fragmented in Canada, and what Bill S-243 could change, on the next (MIS)Treated. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/m...

From helicopter parenting to parents stepping into job interviews, are we holding young workers back as youth unemployment rises? @jeyantvo.bsky.social speaks with Ilona Dougherty (@uwaterloo.ca) and Dan Kelly (@cfib.bsky.social), tonight at 8pm | Producer: Mike Attenborough

“This is the biggest shock in the history of the oil market... and prices are not yet factoring for that.” — @roryjohnston.bsky.social warns against complacency as oil markets absorb global upheaval. Tonight at 8pm with @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Mike Attenborough

The World Cup will bring global attention and heavy travel. After last year’s shortage of air-traffic controllers and other staff, how prepared is Canada’s air traffic system? @jeyantvo.bsky.social talks with Jonathan Bagg of @navcanada.bsky.social tonight at 8pm | Producer: @sarahsweet.bsky.social

Should Canadian airports be privatized? PM Mark Carney says he’s open to it, and to foreign investment. @jeyantvo.bsky.social talks risks and benefits with Lily Chang (@canadianlabour.bsky.social) and Jake Fuss (The Fraser Institute) tonight 8pm | Producer: @sarahsweet.bsky.social

Do you need to “max out” your protein? Probably not. @jeyantvo.bsky.social talks to Queen's University's Samantha King about food trends, protein myths, and why most people already get enough. Tonight at 8pm | Producer: Constantina Varlokostas

Protein beer? It’s already being explored. As GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic reshape how people eat, companies are adding more protein to keep up. @jeyantvo.bsky.social talks to @the-food-professor.bsky.social (@dalhousie.bsky.social) tonight at 8pm | Producer: Constantina Varlokostas

"A coda... spread throughout the ocean." AI tools are revealing patterns in whale songs and reshaping how we understand animal communication. @kristinandrews.bsky.social (York University) talks to @jeyantvo.bsky.social, tonight at 8pm | Producer: Eric Bombicino

You can smell trees talking. Forests share resources and even warn each other underground. @drsuzannesimard.bsky.social (@forestry.ubc.ca) joins Rundown producer Eric Bombicino to discuss her book "When the Forest Breathes" and what we can learn from nature’s network. Tonight at 8pm

“The book is really an invitation… to practice a more grown up kind of politics.” — @petermacleod.bsky.social joins @spaikin.bsky.social on TVO Today Live at 7:30pm to talk citizen assemblies, democratic fragility, and his new book “Democracy’s Second Act.” | Producer: @hclark.bsky.social

“They tried to conquer Canada and they failed.” — @mdrohan.bsky.social, author of “He Did Not Conquer,” tells @spaikin.bsky.social about Benjamin Franklin’s push to annex Canada, and why history moved on. At 7pm on TVO Today Live | Producer: @hclark.bsky.social youtu.be/71XcY7OgYe8?...

In the 1950s, autism was widely misunderstood, and mothers were wrongly blamed for causing it. On an upcoming episode of (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social speaks with Julie M. Green, author of "Motherness," about that history and her diagnosis at 44. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/m...

🎙️ On #onpoli with @spaikin.bsky.social and @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social: • The Ontario government’s transit takeover • Stratford’s strong mayor legal challenge • Honda’s pause on its $15B EV plant in Alliston • Nate Erskine-Smith’s appeal over his nomination loss 🎧: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s...

How worried should we be about hantavirus? Does it have a higher mortality rate than COVID? Dr. Fahad Razak (@unityhealthto.bsky.social) breaks down the myths and facts, tonight at 8pm with @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Preeti Bhuyan

What do humans have in common with cockroaches & fruit flies? More than you might think: memories, preferences, even rudimentary personalities — Amelia Thomas, author of “What Sheep Think About the Weather,” tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social. Tonight 8pm | Producer: Preeti Bhuyan

"IVF is the most invasive and most expensive option." — @walshfacemillah.bsky.social. On (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social explores how IVF became big business: Financial Post reporting shows nearly half of Canada’s clinics are private equity–owned, with patients paying thousands out of pocket.

Surveillance pricing uses your data to predict what you’ll pay. Ontario’s opposition wants it banned, but Premier Doug Ford says no. How can consumers protect themselves? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asks @vassb.bsky.social (@canadianshieldinstitute.ca) tonight at 8pm | Producer: Mike Attenborough

“It’s very easy for employers to just disappear.” — @ghadaa.bsky.social (@thestar.com) on why some workers never see what they’re owed. How widespread is wage theft in Ontario? Tonight at 8pm with Jared Ong (Workers' Action Centre) and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Mike Attenborough

“It’s a pretty private journey to be on when you’re on it.” — Irene Darrell-Austin. 1 in 6 Canadian couples experience infertility, reports the Financial Post. @namshine.bsky.social speaks with Darrell-Austin and @walshfacemillah.bsky.social about IVF’s personal toll — and its rise as big business.

“(IVF is) mostly a for‑profit privatized system… and it’s highly unregulated.” On the next (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social speaks with @walshfacemillah.bsky.social about her Toronto Life article on the business of IVF — and what patients are being sold. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/m...

🎙️ On #onpoli with @spaikin.bsky.social & @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social: • Erskine‑Smith’s narrow loss + nomination impropriety claims • Province takes over Conestoga College • AG’s 4 reports: AI, training, supports, enforcement • Should public data feed AI tools? 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/u...

The Canadian Tank Museum exists to honour the service and sacrifice of veterans, not to “glorify war or promote conflict,” says executive director Jeremy Blowers. He tells @britweaver.bsky.social it offers a window into Canada’s armoured past, and its ties to today’s defence industry. Tonight at 8pm

Drones are transforming modern warfare. @jeyantvo.bsky.social talks with Sentinel R&D CEO Kath Intson about where Canada stands in developing defence tech at home, and how the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank can support innovation. Tonight at 8pm | Producer: @britweaver.bsky.social

More than 70% of women worldwide with PCOS don’t know they have it, according to the WHO. Now The Lancet says the condition is being renamed PMOS — polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome — to better reflect its metabolic and endocrine impacts.

Toronto‑made kids’ TV helped shape culture far beyond Ontario — and it deserves to be preserved not just as nostalgia, but as art, says cultural historian Ed Conroy (Retrontario). The author of “ImagiNation” talks with @colinellis81.bsky.social, tonight at 8pm

Eurovision represents European unity and fun, but “it’s pretty toxic over there right now,” says Karen Fricker (@brocku.ca). Should Canada join anyway? Tonight at 8pm with @nomiclairelazar.bsky.social (@uottawa.ca) and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: @colinellis81.bsky.social

“Any gun that we can take off the streets will make our communities safer.” — Mark Campbell (@oacp.bsky.social). Where are Canada’s undeclared firearms, and what will happen after the amnesty ends? At 8pm with Wendy Cukier (@guncontrol.bsky.social) and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Diego Garcia

“Guns are going to be prohibited, and if you chose not to get compensation, that doesn't exempt you from the law.” — Wendy Cukier (@guncontrol.bsky.social). Where are Canada’s undeclared firearms? At 8pm with Mark Campbell (@oacp.bsky.social) and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Diego Garcia

Midwifery has existed in legal grey zones across North America for decades. Ontario legalized it in 1994; PEI was last in 2024. On (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social talks about the @tvodocs.bsky.social documentary “The Delivery Line” and what midwifery looks like in conflict zones.

Should cellphones and social media be banned on school property? Ontario’s education minister is considering broader restrictions. @jeyantvo.bsky.social talks with Malini Leahy (@osstf.bsky.social) and Mohammed Estaiteyeh (@brocku.ca) about the implications at 8pm | Producer: Constantina Varlokostas

Congratulations to (MIS)Treated and @namshine.bsky.social. The podcast has received its first award nomination from @rtdna.bsky.social Canada for Best Podcast (Central Region). Also congratulations to The Thread team on its Investigative Excellence nod. rtdnacanada.com/rtdna-canada...

Does banning social media actually work? Australia tried — and five months later, kids are easily bypassing age checks via facial recognition gaps and shared IDs, Katrina Champion (@sydney.edu.au) tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social. What can Ontario learn? Tonight at 8pm | Producer: Constantina Varlokostas

🎙️ On #onpoli with @spaikin.bsky.social & @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social: • Will Doug Ford go to jail? • PCs block election AI rules • Coercion vs. care on the TTC • Why Toronto needs political parties • Ottawa stays quiet on Billy Bishop 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/w...

Ontario is funding more IVF clinics, but geography remains a barrier. Dr. Prati Sharma, president of the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society, tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social northern patients often face repeated travel and thousands in extra costs. Tonight at 8pm | Producer: @carrletta.bsky.social

When Kathryn Blaze Baum wanted another child, she turned to IVF and surrogacy, starting a journey of hope, heartbreak, and huge costs. The author of “In Fertility” tells @carrletta.bsky.social why we need clearer education on the physical, mental, and financial toll of infertility. Tonight at 8pm

What motivates a career in homicide? Former Toronto detective Hank Idsinga, author of “The High Road,” tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social why he wanted to “catch the bad guys,” and how that drive raised hard questions about policing, accountability, and trust. At 8pm | Producer: @britweaver.bsky.social

Not every charge makes it to trial. Who decides, and what changes when police conduct is questioned? @jeyantvo.bsky.social speaks with Lesley Pasquino (Ontario Crown Attorneys' Association) and Adam Weisberg (Criminal Lawyers’ Association), tonight at 8pm | Producer: @britweaver.bsky.social

Nearly 40,000 accounts of abuse from Indian residential schools will be destroyed by 2027. Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist @conniewalker.bsky.social explains why, and how a new archive at @torontomet.bsky.social is working to protect survivor's stories. At 8pm with @jeyantvo.bsky.social.

“It’s important never to forget that conflict happens here in Toronto.” Next week on (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social speaks with Jay MacGillivray, a midwife of 40 years, who is featured in @tvodocs.bsky.social's documentary “The Delivery Line.”

How do you explain Red Dress Day to children? Indigenous educator @carolynroberts.bsky.social tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social how her book, “Tess’s Red Dress,” offers a gentle way to talk about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two‑Spirit people. At 8pm | Producer: Preeti Bhuyan

On Red Dress Day, (MIS)Treated looks at forced and coerced sterilization of Indigenous women and girls in Canada. @namshine.bsky.social speaks with Harmony Redsky, of the Survivors Circle for Reproductive Justice, about survivor‑led justice efforts and the push for Bill S‑228.

EV sales are surging, is Ontario ready? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asks whether charging infrastructure, dealerships, and incentives can keep up, with Lindsay Wiginton (Dunsky Energy and Climate Advisors) and Cara Clairman (@plugndrive.ca), tonight at 8pm | Producer: Mike Attenborough

“We need the right to disconnect... We need a consumer bill of rights for connected cars.” As vehicles become rolling computers, what protections do drivers actually have? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asks Beauceron Security CEO @davidshipley.bsky.social tonight at 8pm | Producer: Mike Attenborough

“The history of forced and coerced sterilization and Canadian institutions and the realm of colonization dates back to the 1880s... and it still continues today,” Harmony Redsky (Survivors Circle for Reproductive Justice) tells @namshine.bsky.social on the next (MIS)Treated.

🎙️ On #onpoli with @spaikin.bsky.social & @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social: • What polling numbers mean for Ford’s PCs • Bill 101, Calandra & criticism from unions • Canada Strong Fund & Ontario priorities • Billy Bishop as a ballot issue • Doug Ford’s latest feuds 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/f...

“Canada still needs to do some work in terms of creating the environment that welcomes capital.” — Keith Ambachtsheer on why pension funds struggle to invest in Canada. Tonight at 8pm with @mendelmatt.bsky.social (@scpartners.bsky.social) and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Mike Attenborough

“You don’t have to invest in Palantir. You don’t have to invest in Elon Musk.” — @mendelmatt.bsky.social (@scpartners.bsky.social) tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social pension funds can earn strong returns without undermining Canada’s future. At 8pm with Keith Ambachtsheer (KPA Advisory Services)

"I didn't plan to become the midwife for the migrant community." — Ximena Rojas Garcia on an upcoming (MIS)Treated with @namshine.bsky.social, Jay MacGillivray, and "The Delivery Line" director Nance Ackerman, which debuts at @hotdocs.bsky.social this week and @tvodocs.bsky.social in 2027.

Ontario farmers and agri-food producers face a wall of challenges amid global uncertainty and trade disruption. Can resilience, innovation and know-how could lead the way to greater food independence for the entire country? Tonight at 7pm on TVO Today Live.

Ontario wants more jails, but will that improve public safety? Lee Chapelle (Canadian Prison Consulting) says any expansion must include rehab, mental‑health care, and supports after release. At 8pm with Mackenzie Plumb (@uottawa.ca) and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: @colinellis81.bsky.social

Ontario’s sex offender registry was ruled unconstitutional after a Hamilton judge struck down key provisions. The premier says it protects communities, but does the evidence back that up? @jeyantvo.bsky.social speaks with Abigail Knubley tonight at 8pm | Producer: @colinellis81.bsky.social

About 60% of women report cognitive disruptions and brain fog during menopause. On (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social talks neuroscience blind spots, menopause and brain health with @mnrajah.bsky.social (@bheamlab.bsky.social) & @liisagalea.bsky.social (@camhnews.bsky.social) at @marsdd.bsky.social

Ontario is shrinking its conservation authorities. What could that mean for flood protection? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asks Janet Stavinga (Watershed Conservation Coalition), Robin Jones (mayor of Westport), Angela Coleman (Conservation Ontario) & Andrew McCammon (Ontario Headwaters Institute). At 8pm

After severe flooding shut down highways across Northeastern Ontario, West Nipissing declared a state of emergency. Mayor Kathleen Thorne Rochon tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social what residents there — and in nearby French River — are dealing with. Tonight at 8pm | Producer: Constantina Varlokostas

“0.15% of research worldwide has looked at hormonal contraceptives and how they affect brain health.” — @liisagalea.bsky.social (@camhnews.bsky.social). Even after nearly 70 years and 300M users, we know so little. On the next (MIS)Treated with @namshine.bsky.social and @marsdd.bsky.social.

“Somebody appointed from Queen’s Park is making a decision contrary to the councillors and mayors they voted for,” @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social, explaining that appointed regional chairs are meant to make unpopular calls locals may not. At 8pm | Producer @carrletta.bsky.social

Ontario says strong mayor powers are paying off in new housing, but what are the tradeoffs for accountability and local democracy? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asks @AMO's Lindsay Jones, David Arbuckle of AMCTO, and Wilmot Township Mayor Natasha Salonen, tonight at 8pm | Producer: @carrletta.bsky.social

Income taxes are scary. But avoiding them can mean leaving money on the table. Knowledge Gap's @arianaalexis.bsky.social breaks down how deductions, credits, and filing your taxes (yes, even if you made nothing) can actually work in your favour.

Research into women’s brain health remains limited. On the next episode of (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social speaks with @liisagalea.bsky.social & @mnrajah.bsky.social about what the research shows so far, and why Canada must invest more in women’s health. Live from @marsdd.bsky.social

🎙️ On #onpoli with @spaikin.bsky.social & @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social: • The Ford government’s $29M jet — bought, sold, never used • What is “surveillance pricing,” and why the opposition is talking about it? • Should Ontario block foreign ownership of farmland? 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...

Where does depression live in the brain? Can you look at a brain scan and predict how someone will respond to different depression treatments? @jeyantvo.bsky.social talks with neuroscientist Helen Mayberg (Icahn School of Medicine) tonight at 8pm | Producer: Eric Bombicino

What does transcranial magnetic stimulation feel like? Tonight Eric Bombicino tries TMS — used to treat depression when medication or talk therapy haven’t worked — with Daniel Blumberger, scientific director at the Temerty Centre for Therapeutic Brain Intervention (@camhnews.bsky.social).

“Autistic girls weren’t missing. We were missed.” A 2026 study found boys are 3–4× more likely to be diagnosed before age 10. On an upcoming (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social talks with Julie M. Green about why girls were overlooked, and her book "Motherness." podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/m...

Final exams aren’t new — but should they be mandatory? @jeyantvo.bsky.social talks Ontario education reforms with trustees Cathy Abraham (@opsba.bsky.social), Weidong Pei and TVO’s @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social. Tonight at 8pm | Producer: Preeti Bhuyan

Vet bills are rising across Ontario, leaving many pet owners struggling to afford treatment. How much do corporate ownership, staffing pressures, and vet burnout play a role? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asks veterinarian Cliff Redford and Ontario SPCA and Humane Society CEO Charmaine Brett.

We’re sure our pets love us. But how would we actually know? Jay Ingram, author of “The Science of Pets,” explores animal intelligence, affection, and how much of our bond with pets might just be us projecting, tonight at 8pm with @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: @britweaver.bsky.social

“The real cruelty we have in this province is there’s lots of food on the shelf… it’s just that people don’t have the money to buy it,” Mike von Massow (@uofguelph.bsky.social), at 8pm with Gary Sands (CFIG), Carolyn Stewart (Feed Ontario), and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Mike Attenborough

Outdated social and labour policies are leaving people behind in today’s economy. Carolyn Stewart (Feed Ontario) tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social that has real consequences for food insecurity. At 8pm with Gary Sands (CFIG) and Mike von Massow (@uofguelph.bsky.social) | Producer: Mike Attenborough

The health of the global economy has a lot to do with a roughly 170-kilometre-long waterway between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. On Unravelled Lucas Meeuse explains why shutting down the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves around the world. youtu.be/8HW5XzB6Ulw?...

🎙️ On #onpoli with @spaikin.bsky.social & @jm-mcgrath.bsky.social: • @mikeschreiner.bsky.social on renewables, Billy Bishop & housing • Big changes for school board trustees • What college mergers signal in Ontario • What the Liberal convention revealed 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/o...

As hospital deficits mount, @atulkapur.bsky.social (@uottawa.ca) says the issue isn’t a lack of solutions, but investing in what evidence shows works. Tonight at 8pm with Natalie Mehra (@onthealthcoalition.bsky.social) and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: @carrletta.bsky.social

“Hospitals are slashing wherever they can… it does affect patient care.” — @blairbigham.bsky.social tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social about an @ijbstories.bsky.social investigation with Stacey Kuznetsova that found Ontario hospitals relying on bank loans to survive. At 8pm | Prod: @carrletta.bsky.social

Napster. Message boards. MP3s. When music went online, everything changed. @colinellis81.bsky.social speaks with @camgordon.bsky.social, author of “Track Changes,” about the lost digital history that reshaped Canadian music.

"[Canadians] want to see their stories on screen," says Telefilm Canada's Francesca Accinelli. So why are homegrown films still losing box-office ground? Tonight at 8pm with Sonya Yokota William (NICE), Noah Segal (Elevation Pictures) and @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: @colinellis81.bsky.social

Where is the Strait of Hormuz and what makes it so unique? Unravelled explores what it means for shipping to be halted in the region and why that has such immediate and serious consequences. youtu.be/8HW5XzB6Ulw?...

Canada isn’t experiencing more tornadoes, but risk is moving east into southern Ontario. What does climate change mean for future storms? @jeyantvo.bsky.social speaks with Gregory Kopp (@cssl.ca) and Anabela Bonada (@envwaterloo.bsky.social), tonight at 8pm | Producer: Diego Garcia

After Canada’s second-worst wildfire season on record, @mikeflannigan.bsky.social (@thompsonriversu.bsky.social) warns 2026 could be a “litmus test” for what’s ahead. Tonight at 8pm with @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Producer: Diego Garcia

“In trying to solve for these issues, you’re not necessarily just helping Black women. You’re really solving for women generally.” On (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social speaks with Jenelle Ambrose Dash and Jennifer Dockery about the Black maternal health crisis. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/h...

Looksmaxxing forums claim to offer advice on becoming more attractive, but Michael Halpin (@dalhousie.bsky.social) says “their expertise comes from treating their body like a petri dish & reporting those results back to the community.” At 8pm w/ @jeyantvo.bsky.social | Prod: Constantina Varlokostas

What’s behind the backlash to gender equality among Gen Z men? Leif Anderson (@utsc.utoronto.ca) tells @jeyantvo.bsky.social how social media turns frustration into profitable outrage, tonight at 8pm with @heejungchung.bsky.social (@kingscollegelondon.bsky.social) | Producer: Constantina Varlokostas

Forced and coerced sterilization of Indigenous women has a long history in Canada — and it hasn’t ended. On an upcoming (MIS)Treated, @namshine.bsky.social speaks with Harmony Redsky of The Survivors Circle for Reproductive Justice about Bill S‑228. 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/m...