U.S. suspect ‘encouraged and aided’ mass shooter in Canada
Summary
The FBI arrested a Washington state resident for allegedly encouraging and advising the Tumbler Ridge shooter. A Canadian scientist discusses Nobel Prize winner Francis Halzen's work on neutrinos, while a protest in Tokyo demands the removal of U.S. military bases from Okinawa following a fatal incident. The show also covers a Finnish tourism campaign hiring a "professional nose" to verify the Turku Archipelago is the world's best-smelling destination, the accidental sale of a Birmingham primary school to a private buyer, and the death of British author and politician Jeffrey Archer.
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Show preview and headlines
FBI arrests suspect in Tumbler Ridge shooting
Birmingham school sale and Okinawa protest intro
Nobel Prize winner and neutrino research
Finland's 'best smelling destination' contest
Transition to Birmingham story
Birmingham primary school accidental sale
Promo: CBC's Personally podcast
Okinawa protest over U.S. Marine killing
Jeffrey Archer's life and legacy
Paramount-WBD merger and media concerns
Taxidermied gopher museum closing
Show outro and credits
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