A Senate seat in Texas and other big midterm wins for Dems

A thrilled voter in Austin shares her reaction to last night's 'blue tsunami' in the midterms -- and says there was never any doubt who was getting her vote.

A Republican strategist in Texas gives us his diagnosis on why the G.O.P. was D.O.A. in the Lone Star state, and beyond.

Alberta's UCP government says it expects to pass a new election map -- but the leader of the opposition says that's cheating, and he'll go to court to stop it.

The star of a powerful film by the late Anne Claire Poirier tells us the Quebec filmmaker brought grit and sensitivity to her films about the lives of women.

A Pennsylvania man heads to the movie theatre, nearly every single day, for a full year. More than a thousand films and a world record later, he says he's still lining up for popcorn.

Canada's deputy auditor general describes the troubling state of Nunavut's foster care system -- and warns it raises serious concerns about the safety of the children the system is meant to serve.

A fisherman from a small Nova Scotia fishing village says his wharfs are set to be partially closed -- despite the fact that he's spent years calling on the federal government to repair them.

And... An amazing art exhibit makes surprising use of gelatin -- and a trip to our archives reveals the wobbly stuff has long been an inspiration for artists.

As It Happens, the Wednesday Edition. Radio that always leaves itself some wiggle room.