	Halloween is this Friday.
	It's all about the candy and the costumes. 
	You can bet there will be superheroes at your door.
	Among them, Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman. 
	But there's one Toronto-area man who likes to dress as Batman all year long.
	Our Johnny Keogh introduces us to him

Brampton Batman by Johnny Keogh

To the north now and a community that's making a big splash in Iqaluit. 

	The city's Aquatic Centre has been open for half a year  and, so far  10-thousand people have flooded in. 
	As Jane Sponagle reports  it's creating a unique sense of belonging.

Iqaluit Pool By Jane Sponagle

While some people are pursuing co-ownership 4 women in Port Perry, Ontario are already doing it.
	A lot of people refer to them as the Golden Girls and they didn't all know each other when they moved in last November. 
	Aged 65 to 72 they're among Canada's 6 million seniors who are projected to make up almost a quarter of the population in the next 15 years. 
	The women say they chose their own community before it was chosen for them.

Co - Ownership with Martina Fitzgerald

There is a place on Montreal's Nuns' Island where a synagogue is located close to a mosque and not far from a church.
	Despite their difference Christians, Muslims and Jews are coming together for a common cause. 
	Justin Hayward brings us the story of this diverse faith-based community.

Faith Unity By Justin Hayward

Newcomers to Canada bring a fresh perspective to what it means to be part of a community.   
	Angela MacIvor has the story of one young Syrian refugee in Halifax who is already making a big difference.

New Canadian by Angela MacIvor

Canada is leading the dance in Venice, Italy. 
 	For the first time in the history of the Venice dance biennale a Canadian has been named director.
	And Montreal choreographer Marie Chouinard has brought some talented choreographers with her. 
	As Megan Williams reports, they're using movement to cut to the bone of some painful Canadian issues...

Dance Biennale By Megan Williams

On this Canada 1-50 long weekend, we continue our look at unique communities across the country. 
	The Unity Mosque in Toronto is the ultimate in "inclusive".  
	People of different genders, orientations, even faiths are welcome to worship...
	And as Faiz Jamil reports ,they plan to have this kind of mosque  multiply.

LGBT Mosque By Faiz Jamil

From Louis Riel to Laura Secord  "Heritage Minutes"  cover a lot of ground...
	and an Ottawa couple is using them  to cover even more.
	The pair is about halfway through a coast-to-coast road trip.
	inspired by the  60-second history vignettes  that have aired on Canadian television for a quarter-century. 
	Haydn Watters tells the story...

Roadtrippers By Haydn Watters

A look at some of the stories in the coming week ahead.

Look Ahead July 9, 2017

Sweden was the first nation in Europe to introduce  paper money. That was back in 1661. 
	But now the Scandinavian country has almost done away with bills and coins.
	And it's on course to becoming the first country in the world to go completely cash-free. 
	John Laurenson went to Stockholm to check out what it's like in the land with no cash...

CBC World This Weekend

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