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A dead python will get you a free pizza at this man's restaurant. Yes, it's in Florida
As far as Dusty Crum is aware, his Florida restaurant is the only pizza place in the world that accepts invasive Burmese pythons as currency.
Radio As It Happens 6 hours ago
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The U.S. Senate is in turmoil. What does it mean for upcoming midterm elections?
Three major news stories about the U.S. Senate are sparking questions about the upcoming fall midterms. Washington correspondents Paul Hunter, Katie Simpson and Willy Lowry discuss whether these issues could shake up the fight for senate control.
Radio 8 hours ago
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Can Hamas’ handover restart Gaza’s peace plan?
As the Gaza peace plan remains in limbo, an in-depth look at the situation on the ground and what Hamas’ dissolution of power could mean for its future.
Radio Front Burner July 15
World Cup fans in Canada aren’t just watching the games. They’re also eagerly hunting for 980 Panini stickers
As the World Cup unfolds, fans are finding new ways to connect with the tournament. A decades-long tradition from Europe and Latin America of collecting Panini stickers is now catching on with soccer fans in Canada.
Radio The Current July 15
Carley Fortune's new romance novel back as bestselling fiction book in Canada this week
Books July 15
California lawmakers are begging Quebec's premier to put U.S. booze back on the shelves. She won't budge
Radio As It Happens July 14

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Radio Front Burner July 14

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Radio What On Earth July 12

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Radio As It Happens July 11

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Radio Front Burner July 13

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Radio As It Happens July 11

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Radio The Current July 13

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Radio As It Happens July 10

Mark Carney’s Saudi Arabia reboot

Radio Front Burner July 10

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Radio As It Happens July 10

The bestselling Canadian books of 2026, so far

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Radio As It Happens July 8

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Radio Front Burner July 9

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Radio Front Burner July 8

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Radio The Current July 7

How to read a manifesto

Radio Front Burner July 7

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Radio Quirks & Quarks July 13