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Unleashing the Truth
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The Loren Piretra Show
Loren Piretra
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Adam Curran
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Financial Sanity with Patrick Ayers
Patrick Ayers
Retirement Renegade Radio with Andrew Winnett
Andrew Winnett
Madrid Informativos - RNE
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Daily Shower Thoughts
Montgomery Jones and Amalia Dupray
Economía Para Todos
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Lumida Wealth : Non-Consensus Invest Beyond the Ordinary
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The Wolf Of All Streets
Scott Melker
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The Gordie Howe Bridge, meant to link Detroit and Windsor, remains shut down amid swirling speculation that big donations from the Ambassador Bridge’s Moroun family are stalling progress — though U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoe...
Nurses in British Columbia are set to escalate their job action next week, picketing Vancouver General Hospital — the province’s largest — after a near-unanimous vote of nearly 50,000 nurses supported striking. While the...
A young person was critically injured after being struck by a moving train in Winnipeg Friday night near Valour Road—paramedics raced to the scene, and while initial reports were grim, the teen’s condition has since stab...
Winnipeg police just slapped a 35-year-old with 22 charges after a wild chase involving a loaded, homemade sawed-off gun. It started when officers tried to pull him over for riding an e-bike on the sidewalk — he bolted, ...
A 25-year-old woman, Kiana Everett, died in custody at Winnipeg’s downtown remand centre after being found unresponsive on suicide watch — her father says she choked and vomited before being revived, then later died. Thi...
Wynton McManis is finally back on the field for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats this Sunday, bringing his championship pedigree, 390+ tackles, and nine interceptions to a team also welcoming back star cornerback Jamal Peters. Wi...
Happy 4th of July! - A message of Corey
Drake’s betting big on Morocco to win — not to make money, but to “reverse curse” his own sports betting luck and somehow boost Canada’s chances in their crucial Round of 16 match. With over half a million dollars lost i...
South Winnipeg’s newest dog park just dropped — the Bridgwater Trails Dog Park officially opened July 4th, featuring one hectare of fully fenced space with separate zones for big and small pups. Funded through city initi...
Swan River, Manitoba is reeling from a devastating second flood in just one month, forcing over 200 families to flee their homes as water lingers on flat terrain, delaying cleanup and amplifying emotional trauma. Heavy r...
A year after buses were rerouted off Graham Avenue to make it pedestrian-friendly, local businesses are reeling—facing layoffs, reduced hours, and even shrinking spaces. Once bustling with transit traffic, the street now...
Sidney Green, the trailblazing Jewish Canadian lawyer and politician who died at 96, didn’t just make history—he lived it with unshakable conviction. From his working-class roots to becoming the first Jewish Canadian to ...
Canada’s eyeing ten new nuclear reactors to power its future—but the price tag is astronomical, and the government’s turning to private investors like Quebec’s La Caisse to help pay for it. Inspired by the U.K.’s Sizewel...
A top Canadian defence official sparked controversy by distributing custom business cards featuring F-35 fighter jets at a major military trade show — a move seen as politically risky amid Canada’s ongoing debate over fi...
Alberta’s pushing a massive new pipeline, mostly funded by government cash—over $35 billion—with private firms covering just 10%. Economists say this public-private model might be the only way to get such huge projects m...
Professors are reviving old-school teaching tactics to fight AI dependency—handwritten notes, live problem-solving, and even typewriters—to force students into the messy, rewarding process of real learning. Mustafa Siddi...
Widow’s Bay on Apple TV is a hauntingly funny blend of horror and heart, starring Matthew Rhys as a mayor battling an ancient, unyielding curse that mirrors our modern sense of helplessness. As he scrambles to revive his...
Two and a half centuries after its signing, the Declaration of Independence still stirs powerful emotions — but its legacy is complicated. Jefferson, a young idealist, penned a document rooted in Enlightenment principles...
Statutory holidays aren’t just days off for everyone—some folks keep the world running while others nap. But here’s the twist: these essential workers don’t just slog through the grind—they turn it into something human. ...
Forget curated feeds and packed schedules—this episode dives into the golden glow of 90s summers, when boredom was a playground, bikes ruled the streets, and freedom meant showing up, not showing off. It’s not about repl...
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