Month: December 2024
Episode 304 – A rear-end look at 2024
Sandy and Nora look back on the biggest news of the year.
Daily News – Dec. 16, 2024
Story 1 – RCMP killed a person in Cold Lake, Alberta.
Story 2 – Man died of aneurysm after waiting for 6 hours in an emergency room and then going home.
Story 3 – Enbridge pipeline leaks 265,000 litres in Wisconsin.
Story 4 – Israel promises to settle Golan Heights area that they have occupied for five decades.
Story 5 – Israel kills 3 journalists in just over 24 hours.
Episode 303 – It’s the fall of a regime, not a tennis match: Understanding Syria
In this episode, Sandy and Nora talk about the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, what it means for the broader region and why people shouldn’t get too hung up on figuring out which side to cheer for. Plus, they talk about how the murder of a CEO brought the internet together.
Daily News – Dec. 10, 2024
Story 2 – International student killed on his third day on the job as security guard.
Story 3 – Man accused of terrorism’s defense outlines how he was entrapped by FBI informants.
Story 4 – At least 184 people have been killed in Haiti, mostly who were elderly.
Story 5 – Germany’s government pauses asylum applications from Syrians.
Episode 302 – High trouble in higher ed
In this episode, Sandy and Nora talk about the state of higher education, and how student organizing is the only force powerful enough to keep administrators in check.
Daily News – Dec. 5, 2024
Story 2 – No, there’s not more food recalls right now.
Story 3 – GM’s Chinese holdings are losing money.
Story 4 – CEO of UnitedHealth shot dead in the streets of Manhattan. The Internet rejoiced.
Story 5 – French government falls, opposition calls for Macron’s head.
Story 6 – At least 50 people are killd by Israel in separate airstrikes in Gaza.
Daily News – Dec. 2, 2024
Story 1 – SIU investigating after officer shooting leaves person in hospital.
Story 2 – Possible unmarked graves found at site for former Lejac Indian Residential School
Story 3 – New Brunswick Liberals to introduce rent cap but critics say it doesn’t go far enough.
Story 4 – Canadian news companies launch lawsuit against OpenAI
Story 5 – Amazon facing legal challenge in India over abusive labour practices
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