Meet the 21-year-old who silenced the Ottawa truckers’ horns
Life for Zexi Li has been a bit of a roller coaster these last few weeks. The Ottawa resident lives just a few blocks away from Parliament Hill, which meant that after the trucker convoy rolled into town the soundtrack to her life was horns. Protesters had been blaring their truck horns from 7 a.m.…
Octopus: friend or food?
As the global demand for octopus meat rises, a company in Spain is set to open the world’s first ever octopus farm. But scientists and philosophers warn that it would be a mistake to farm these clever cephalopods. By opening the farm, they say, we’d be opening the door to consequences we may not ye…
Are we ready for the new medically assisted dying law?
In March, Canada will expand medically assisted dying to people with mental illness as a sole condition. This will make the country’s euthanasia law one of the most liberal in the world – just seven years after assisted dying first became legal.
A parliamentary committee has been hearing from exper…
Monopoly 13 - The Irvings
For almost a century, the Irving family has run New Brunswick like a personal fiefdom. They own the newspapers, the industry, and, according to some, even the government. So how does a single family come to so thoroughly dominate an entire province? And what happens when that family starts to fract…
The Liking Gap: What Taylor Swift fans can teach us about happiness
The Liking Gap: What Taylor Swift fans can teach us about happiness. Erin Anderssen - happiness reporter at the Globe and Mail (yes, that's a thing) - explains power of "stranger ingratiaters"
What can we learn from some of the happiest people in Canada?
This week, Garvia gets some crowd-sourced wisdom from people nominated by loved ones as ‘the happiest people in Canada’ for a recent Globe and Mail feature. They live across the country, in cities and rural areas. They include toddlers and seniors, men and women, and people who have been through ex…
Introducing Happy Enough: lessons from Canada’s happiest people
The host of The Globe and Mail's newest podcast, Garvia Bailey, gets some crowd-sourced wisdom from people nominated by loved ones as ‘the happiest people in Canada’ for a recent Globe and Mail feature. They live across the country, in cities and rural areas. They include toddlers and seniors, men …
Do young people believe they can find happiness in Canada?
Do young people believe they can find happiness in Canada?
Guest: Erin Anderssen, Writer for the Globe and Mail
Full Show: Believing in happiness, Nukes on the Moon & Horgan's words
Do young people believe they can find happiness in Canada?
Guest: Erin Anderssen, Writer for the Globe and Mail
Should Canada put Nuclear Reactors on the moon?
Guest: Daniel Sax, founder and CEO of the Canadian Space Mining Corporation
John Horgan in his own Words Releases this week
Guest: Rod…
Why fandom feels so good: Heated Rivalry’s happiness effect
Heated Rivalry, the Canadian-made, R-rated TV show about two hockey superstars who fall in love, was a breakout hit in late 2025 with more than 10 million viewers per episode. People who love the series, based on the hit books by author Rachel Reid, are finding great joy and delight in a show that …
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