The Sunday Magazine Folgen

Prime Minister Mark Carney has unveiled his government's second federal budget, with a focus on major investments in infrastructure, boosting economic growth and reducing Canada's dependence on the United States. The Toronto Star's Tonda MacCharles and The Economist’s Rob Russo unpack the politics of Carney's spending plan, and what the results of the U.S. midterm elections could mean for Canada amid the ongoing trade war.Plus: Two strategists – Republican Chet Love and Democrat Eric Adelstein – talk about the factions, issues and decisions each party needs to contend with to define their future following the U.S. midterm elections.

Researchers are warning that artificial intelligence could cause human extinction, swarms of AI agents are hacking illegally, and people are falling in love with their chatbots. And it's all happening while the tech world races toward artificial general intelligence – an even smarter form of AI – with few guardrails in the way. Tech journalist Kevin Roose traces how we got here, how to know when AGI has been achieved, and whether we should worry about or welcome the prospect.Plus: Piya faces off against musician Steven Page and Walford, Ont. listener Sue de la Riva in an all-new round of our monthly challenge, That's Puzzling!.

CBC's Piya Chattopadhyay, Catherine Cullen and Salimah Shivji walk through the key moments of Tuesday's U.S. midterm results in this live CBC Radio special, bringing you immediate analysis on how the Democrats built their projected control of the House and Senate. Interviews with former diplomats, voters and stakeholders break down a new political reality in the U.S., with Republican strategist Chet Love going beyond calling the results a 'blue wave,' and labelling them a 'MAGA murder.'