All in a Day

It was Leonard Lee's upbringing in rural Saskatchewan, where he grew up in a log cabin without running water, that might explain how he ran his company -- with a strong commitment to profit-sharing and ensuring that employees stayed happy and loyal.

An instrument that's part European, part Spanish, and part native to Latin America. According to Camilo Gomez, his charango is as Chilean as he is. We hear about his first ever tour of Canada, as both a performer and a music teacher.

William Hawkins died yesterday at the age of 76. He is being remembered today by friends, fans and bandmates... we had two guys on the program today who fall into all of those categories -- Bruce Cockburn and Sneezy Waters. Both were bandmates with Bill i

The Toronto Pride Festival was interupted yesterday by Black Lives Matter protesters.They stopped the parade to bring attention to issues facing people of colour in the LGBTQ community.Today we spoke to someone who was at the festival and the Chair of Cap

The owner of C'est Bon Cooking school does our prep work for a Canada Day barbecue. He brings something for the grill and something red-and-white to help us chill.

Michael Franti is travelling to Ottawa for Jazz Fest this weekend. But first he chats with Alan Neal about his latest album, Soul Rockers.

A postal strike, or lockout could happen as soon as Saturday, which could lead to some big disruptions in mail services. We check-in with the president of the postal worker's union about how contract negotiations are going.

It's one hell of a divorce. News the U-K is leaving the European Union is still sinking in around the world. So where does that leave Canada? And How are M-Ps on this side of the Atlantic reacting? Our political panel convenes.

Terrorism. State surveillance. Climate change. Look closely at artist Marc Adornato's work and you'll see it all reflected in strange ways. Marc drops by to discuss his unique and diverse works.

The minister of public services is promising action on the Phoenix pay system. That's the one that hasn't been delivering paycheques to public servants. We hear your adventures with Phoenix.

There's a new sound to alert drivers who pass cyclists with less than a metre of space in between. It could lead to a $110 fine and two-points off a license. We get details from Ottawa Police.

The Senate expense scandal had many Canadians wondering "just what does the Senate accomplish anyway?" Now Senators are telling Canadians all about it - with a Twitter feed and a web portal they're calling a destination for "cyber second thought."

On their red carpet, Rocky almost gets into fistycuffs with the Million Dollar Baby and Woody Allen and Shakespeare fight for Annie Hall's love. Best Picture opens at the Ottawa Fringe Festival tonight.

Chefs Jamie Stunt and Anna Cote dreamt up recipes to please a skeptic's palate.

Ottawa's medical officer of health says its time for the city to get on board with supervised injection sites. We hear more from Dr. Isra Levy.