As It Happens As It Happens

Tasia Fortune is dead. Her mother wants to know why.

Sep 10, 2026 · 1h 4m

Summary

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. The episode also features Tasia Fortune’s mother seeking justice for her daughter’s homicide, artist Adam Matano’s upcoming bronze statue of mountain lion P22, and a study linking Beatles songs to scientific papers. Callie Peterson discusses a new Oscar Peterson live box set, and experts detail the escalating humanitarian crisis in Yemen.

Topics discussed

Sponsored segment: Modafinil for fatigue Show introduction and hosts News briefs: Indigenous health and Oscar Peterson Canada-Ukraine 100-year partnership interview Tasia Fortune death investigation and family interview P22 mountain lion statue artist interview Study on Beatles references in academic papers Sponsored segment: Times Square attractions Alberta First Nation gender-affirming care dispute Oscar Peterson box set and widow interview Yemen conflict and humanitarian crisis update New guidelines to prevent sexualization of female athletes
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