The Current

Venture capitalist Tenzin Seldon believes that investing in climate solutions is the right bet — for the planet and the bottom line. She explains why measuring regeneration is a better measure of economic success than GDP.

Canada and tariffs became a key election issue. Trump has upended America's relationship with Canada. What difference will new faces in Washington make? Former Conservative cabinet minister Lisa Raitt weighs in.

The midterms shifted the balance of power in Washington. What will it mean for Donald Trump and his MAGA movement? Will Democrats be able to get anything done? As both parties look ahead to 2028, we speak with Democratic strategist Michael Hardaway and Republican strategist John Feehery.

Political reporters Molly Ball, David Graham and Jim Newell break down the results, what they say about how Americans are feeling in this moment and where the country is headed.

Recently medical experts agreed on the first consensus medical guidelines on stuttering. It's a step forward for a condition that affects more 400,000 Canadians. Alexandra D’Agostino-Seguin has lived with a stutter since she was in elementary school and talks about how that experience has shaped her. Her mother, Eeva Stierwalt, is a National Coordinator at the Canadian Stuttering Association and reflects on what it was like to raise a child who stutters. Dr. Gerald Maguire, founder of the Stuttering Research and Treatment Society, talks about his hopes for better treatment for the condition.