All in a Day

Slalom Whitewater Kayaker missed his chance at Gold today by less than one second. We caught up with his dad who was there to cheer him on.

Criminal Justice professor at the University of Ottawa Eugene Oscapella stops by to clear the legal haze on pot dispensaries, which are now sprouting in cities across the country.

Today we spoke with the head of the country's Native Women's Association about this morning's launch of the national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls.

Today Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced changes to the way judges will be appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada. We checked in with law professor Errol Mendes about what these changes could mean for the future of Canada's top court.

Concert pianist Janina Fialkowska sits down with Alan to talk about how Chopin stole her heart from the likes of Bach, Brahms and Grieg.

It's all greek to Angelo Tsarouchas. Alan speaks to the Ottawa-raised actor and comedian about what keeps bringing him back home .

The death of Abdirahman Abdi after being arrested by police on Sunday morning has raised many questions around policing in this city. Today we put that question to Rabia Khedr, founder of the Canadian Association of Muslims with Disabilities

A Somali-Canadian man died today following an arrest-gone-wrong in Ottawa's Hintonburg neighbourhood this weekend. Coming up, more on what happened from Matt Skof, head of the city's police association.

It's a pretty controversial movie, mostly because it features Daniel Radcliffe as a, er, farting corpse... Robert Fontaine reviews the movie Swiss Army Man.

At first it might sound like science fiction - but this is a real life story of a scientist using laser beams and diamonds to make bionic implants that could restore sight.

Air Miles earned more than 5 years ago will expire at the end of this year and people with a lot of them are scrambling to book flights before they disappear. We'll talk with a travel rewards expert for some tips on how to get more miles for your money.

Two Ottawa runners headed to Rio joined All in a Day for a chat about their preparations -- hurdler Sekou Kaba and relay sprinter Segun Makinde.

The Monkees ... well, Peter Tork and Micky Dolenz, at least... are back on stage at Bluesfest tonight,and today

Chef Caroline Ishii paid us a visit and brought with along a taste from her childhood - as well as a few stories from her new taste memoir, called The Accidental Chef.

Over the last five years they have indeed been called everything from the next Simon and Garfunkel to the future of folk music. Joey Ryan, one half of the Milk Carton Kids, joined Alan in studio for a chat before tonight's performance at Centrepointe.