Dying Trees

My report on the deteriorating security situation in Haiti, despite the best efforts of the Canadian police

Haiti World This Weekend aircheck

'If I go back, they'll kill me': An undocumented migrant from El Salvador pleads for help in the U.S. Removing gang violence as grounds for asylum is unfair, his supporters say.

If I Go Back They'll Kill Me

For some U.S.-bound migrants, it means hope. For others, despair. Migrant-run list of those waiting in Tijuana for a chance at asylum in U.S. has topped 5,000 and growing.

La Lista

The Education of Kim Brunhuber: a Canadian journalist goes to Sierra Leone to teach young reporters, and winds up being schooled himself in the perils of being one.

Dispatches - Sierra Leone

Being a black woman who loves hockey can be a lonely experience. 
The stares, the discrimination and sexism, many say they've gone through it all. 
So a group of African-American women created a safe space for black women to come together and watch hockey. 
The Black Girls Hockey Club was born.

Black Girl Hockey Club

World on Fire
When your backyard is burning, is anywhere safe? Welcome to World on Fire , a five-part podcast that takes us to the front lines of out of control wildfires in Canada, Australia and California.  Recorded during the Covid-19 pandemic, hosts Adrienne Lamb and Mike Flannigan look at what it takes to find hope in the midst of fear.

World On Fire: California

Bureau chief of the CBC's Los Angeles Bureau. Also its sole occupant. Author of the novel Kameleon Man. Delusional Arsenal supporter.

Kim Brunhuber

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