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New accusations of war crimes are being made against Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) during the country’s devestating civil war, which has raged on for more than three years. Redmond Shannon reports on what an Amnesty International report is accusing RSF of, and the calls for outside intervention in Sudan.

Susan Holt is using this week’s premiers meeting in P.E.I. to sell New Brunswick as an energy powerhouse. While there is broad agreement that more electricity will be needed to grow the economy, experts are divided on the best way to produce it. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more.

Toronto’s Kensington Market Festival returns for its 11th year, September 18 to 20, 2026, founded by one of Canada’s greatest voices, Molly Johnson. Susan Hay has the story.

Pop Star Performance Academy, a first of its kind school for young people, built around the belief that singing, dancing, and acting are trainable skills that build confidence, resilience, and stage readiness. Susan Hay has the story.

At 22, Noah Kosta brings that big band sound to a new generation of listeners with his debut album ‘Right Here’. Susan Hay has a story.

Follow along with Susan Hay and nutritionist Rose Reisman, as she prepares a wonderful summer crisp using Ontario plums. 

Canadian Glassblower Charlie Larouche-Potvin has been personally invited to present a contemporary reinterpretation of venetian tradition in Venice at Homo Faber 2026, curated by the Michelangelo Foundation. Susan Hay has the story.

Follow along with Susan Hay and executive chef Paul Shewchuk from the Fairmont Royal York, as he prepared a unique dish Ontario Cauliflower.

Follow along with Susan Hay and nutritionist Rose Reisman, as she prepares a refreshing summer salad with bocconcini, prosciutto and tasty Ontario melons.

Follow along with Susan Hay and Executive Chef Massimo Capra, as he prepares a tasty Greek Potato Dip.

Follow along with Susan Hay and Executive Chef Massimo Capra, as he prepares stuffed peppers using eggplant  that’s perfect for a dinner for four.

Jay Douglas is known as the King of Reggae and has spent decades helping shape  Canada’s reggae, soul, and blues scene. Douglas continues to perform inspiring generations of Canadian musicians along the way. Susan Hay has the story.

Follow along with Susan Hay and Chef Mark McEwan, as he prepares a beautiful summer salad using Ontario cucumbers with citrus, ginger, and chili.

SummerWorks Performance Festival returns from August 6 to 16, 2026. Independent artists and companies from across Canada and around the world will take over venues and public spaces for 11 days of theatre, dance, live art, music, and site-engaged performance showcasing the time we currently live in. Susan Hay has the story.

Follow along with Susan Hay and Executive Chef Paul Shewchuk, as he prepares an incredible dessert with Ontario Cherries.

Toronto educator and storytelling expert Zoe Share, is helping children discover their talents in creating writing and illustration in a program Share founded called,  Zoe’s Story Labs. Susan Hay has the story.

Follow along with Susan Hay and Chef Massimo Capra, as she prepares risotto with Ontario lavender,  leeks and blue cheese.

Wolfgang Ordung recently celebrated his 90th birthday and marked 16 years of dedicated service at Florence Meats in Oakville. The German-born butcher  ran his own  delicatessen for 38 years before retiring, but quickly realized he missed his connection with customers and returned to work. Susan Hay has the story.

Susan Lucci, the renowned leading lady of daytime TV, is best known for her iconic performance as Erica Kane, one of television’s most well-known characters. We’ve got good news, soap opera fans! Classic episodes of the legendary ‘All My Children’ are making their way to Canada on Pluto TV, after more than 40 years and...

Amid the trade war with the U.S., New Brunswick’s long standing ban on fracking is getting a review. Premier Susan Holt made the announement this afternoon, saying the province is exploring ways to strengthen its economy. But she also says the move does not mean there will be widespread drilling. David Murdock has more.