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Donald Trump is threatening to hit Europe with tariffs for their support of Greenland, a Swedish Member of Parliament tells us it’s time for the EU to take the gloves off, and launch what's known as the trade bazooka.
The U.S. president has invited world leaders to join his new Board of Peace, overseeing the future of Gaza. A former diplomat says he's not sure there's room for all these peace-makers to say their piece.
A civil liberties advocate tells us her organization is hoping Canada's Supreme Court will rule that random police stops are unconstitutional -- because they've enabled racial profiling for too long.
For about 20 years, the smell from an abandoned fish sauce plant has tormented the people of a Newfoundland town. But the mayor says he's hopeful non-odour will be restored.
We'll celebrate the 80th birthday of an artist who's been platinum since she started out: the endlessly quotable Dolly Parton.
We'll hear from the man who set a new world record for fastest garbage can -- who says he's scared every time he drives it.
As It Happens, the Monday Edition. Radio that guesses the former fastest garbage can is now just a has-bin.
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