Lebanon feels the strain of hosting refugees
About a million people displaced from Syria have sought refuge in Lebanon. But Syrians are feeling less welcome as some Lebanese, including vocal cabinet … source
Testing the water: How to make fish farming more sustainable
Futuris travelled to Hungary to see how scientists are working to develop a more efficient and more sustainable aquaculture sector in Europe… READ MORE … source
Predictable B.C. wildfire still unsettles residents now under evacuation alert
A predictable wildfire on B.C.’s Sunshine Coast is still unsettling to nearby residents under an evacuation alert. Forty-nine firefighters and five helicopters have … source
Desjardins breach leaks data on 2.7 million people
A data breach at Desjardins Group has affected around 2.7 million people and 173000 businesses, more than 40 per cent of the financial institution’s clients and … source
Controversial religious symbols law passed in Quebec | Power & Politics
Quebec pushed through a controversial piece of legislation that will bar public-school teachers, government lawyers, judges and police officers from wearing … source
Doctor to bring gender surgery to Manitoba
Winnipeg plastic surgeon Dr. Blair Peters plans to travel to the U.S. to learn so-called bottom surgery for transgender patients in Manitoba. Currently, about 100 … source
Bringing Forky to life, in English and French, for Toy Story 4
Actor Tony Hale meets François Bellefeuille, the French-language voice of Forky, an unusual new character introduced in Toy Story 4. To read more: … source
How China is making a push for global power | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley
Mass protests in Hong Kong are about more than just an extradition bill. China’s quest for global power is accelerating with President Xi Jinping flexing his … source
First Nation sees potential in green energy with new solar farm
Fisher River Cree Nation will soon be home to the biggest solar farm in Manitoba — a one-megawatt facility that will be hooked up to the province’s power grid ……
Preserving 75,000 hours of Indigenous radio
At CBC North, a team of archivists is listening through 75000 hours of stories in Indigenous languages, collected over 60 years of northern radio. To read more: … source