Ontario auto plant closure 'a betrayal,' says Brampton mayor

Brampton, Ont., Mayor Patrick Brown says he’s gutted to hear that Stellantis is selling its plant -- and angry on behalf of the thousands of workers in his city waiting for answers.

Canada's former environment minister says lifting the ban on oil and gas exploration in the Arctic is a profoundly bad idea — even if the Carney government says it just wants to consult with northerners about the prospect.

A Newfoundlander tells us about getting a surprise visit from the RCMP over an old Facebook post in which it's alleged he vented his frustrations about the US President.

A hand-written draft of Martin Luther King's famous "I have a dream" speech resurfaces; our guest says it contains lessons for scholars — and for everyone in the U.S. today.

Onstage in Vancouver, American comedian Josh Johnson says he'd love to talk to an editor about the local CBC station's apparent obsession with cat stories — and it so happens an editor is in the crowd.

People in a small Quebec town are shaken and worried after a number of suspicious fires at restaurants. The mayor tells us what he's doing to help his constituents in Ormstown feel safe.

The home of Nova Scotia’s first Black doctor has municipal heritage status — but plans to widen a nearby roadway are raising concerns about the future of the historic site.

And... The late Del Casher wanted to make a guitar sound like a trumpet — which is how he wound up playing a big honking part in the invention of the wah-wah pedal.

As It Happens, the Tuesday Edition. Radio that urges you to come on in — the wah-wah's fine.