As It Happens

Alberta separatist Corey Morgan discusses the upcoming referendum, while Premier Danielle Smith urges unity.

A Ukrainian national faces trial in Germany for the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, raising tensions between the allies.

As It Happens covers a fatal roller coaster accident in Georgia, featuring a witness’s account of the incident.

Ukrainian MP Lisa Yasko discusses the failed energy ceasefire and the impact of U.

A Fort Hood survivor criticizes the Pentagon's plan to live-stream a firing squad execution, while Geely's entry into the Canadian EV market raises concerns for domestic auto manufacturers.

This episode covers new US torture charges against deposed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, featuring former prisoner Matthew Heath.

Yonatan Zygin reflects on his mother Vivian Silver's legacy, urging against using her death to justify violence.

The FBI arrested a Washington state resident for allegedly encouraging and advising the Tumbler Ridge shooter.

This episode of As It Happens examines a botched lethal injection in Tennessee, featuring an ACLU attorney who witnessed a similar failed execution months prior.

This episode covers a botched lethal injection in Tennessee that left inmate Krista Pike alive, prompting Governor Bill Lee to suspend executions and order a review.

This episode marks the final withdrawal of U.

Director Malaya Honuk Chapman discusses her new NFB documentary, "Ni Laukta: Let Us Eat," which explores Inuit food traditions in Taluk, Nunavut.

This episode covers the reopening of a Cornell University gang rape investigation following student journalism, and the impact of a US ban on Canadian alcohol imports on Moosehead CEO Andrew Oland.

This episode covers the federal government's approval of a new appeal for two Saskatchewan sisters convicted of murder decades ago, citing likely false confessions.

Former diplomat Michael Kovrig analyzes the Trump-Xi summit, arguing that while the trade truce was extended, the event primarily served as a diplomatic win for China.

Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses Canada's push to reduce reliance on Starlink by supporting Telesat, a move experts say is vital for sovereignty.

This episode covers the BC Conservative Party’s efforts to unite under interim leader Lauren Dirksen ahead of a snap election, while also marking 25…

BC Premier David Eby called a snap election, framing it as a choice against U.

This episode covers the aftermath of a shooting outside a Belleville, Ontario synagogue, featuring an interview with local MP Chris Mallette.

This special edition of As It Happens features a conversation with director David Greaves and producer Lianne Greaves about their documentary, Once Upon a Time in Harlem.

Former Conservative campaign manager Fred Delory warns Pierre Poiliev that the party is fractured and must unite to survive.

Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the European Parliament, accepting an offer of "associate membership" to forge a deeper alliance with the EU.

The episode covers Canada's potential new "associate membership" with the EU, featuring former envoy Stefan Dion, and details a deadly NBC helicopter crash in Los Angeles.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plan to open Canada’s major airports to private investment faces backlash from labor unions, who cite Australian examples of rising costs and job losses.

This episode covers the Canadian Investment Summit, with NDP leader Avi Lewis criticizing the reliance on foreign capital for extractive projects.

Tope Donwin-Brophy reflects on finally watching her 9/11 footage 25 years later, while Chris Pequin proposes financial penalties for Conservative MPs who cross the floor.

Canada and Ukraine announce a 100-year partnership covering defense and energy, while a Saddle Lake Cree physician defies Alberta’s gender-affirming care ban by invoking treaty rights.

This episode examines the escalating US-Iran conflict, the Bayeux Tapestry’s return to Britain, and the BepiColombo spacecraft’s approach to Mercury.

As It Happens explores Canada's struggle to reduce reliance on U.

Canada’s new tariffs on US goods take effect, straining cross-border business partnerships like that of two tea companies collaborating after Hurricane Helene.

This episode covers the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case, featuring legal analysis on postpartum psychosis.

As It Happens honors the late feminist icon Gloria Steinem through interviews with Ms.

This episode features a Canadian veteran criticizing the Trump administration’s anti-Canada rhetoric and a priest discussing Florida’s record-breaking death row executions.

This episode covers a Canadian family’s anguish over relatives missing in Nepal floods and the guilty verdict in Tupac Shakur’s murder trial, featuring the photographer who captured his final image.

This episode covers the desperate rescue of hundreds of workers trapped in Nepalese hydropower tunnels after devastating floods.

This episode covers the humanitarian crisis in Nepal following deadly flash floods, featuring aid workers discussing rescue challenges.

Chapman’s Ice Cream is replacing US suppliers with Canadian and Australian sources to mitigate tariff risks.