An ICE killing leaves Minneapolis on edge

An activist in Minneapolis tells us about plans to honour the 37-year-old woman shot dead by an ICE agent this morning. It's a shooting government officials insist was done in self-defence. The city's mayor says video proves that assertion is quote -- garbage.

A former member of Venezuela's opposition says he's losing patience with Donald Trump -- who he says is not moving fast enough to push for true change in his country.

With the passing of the infamous double agent Aldrich Ames, a journalist who knew him well tells us his motivation wasn't ideological -- but a twisted love story.

We hear from a Quebec researcher who learns about how predators and prey move in the wild, through a serious game of adult tag.

A marriage proposal on a ski vacation goes downhill fast when the hopeful groom-to-be drops the ring.

The sound of war horns once struck fear in the hearts of Roman soldiers facing Celtic warrior tribes -- but we hear from an archeologist who was delighted to discover one of the Iron Age instruments on the site of an English housing development.

As It Happens, the Wednesday edition. Radio that rarely toots its own horn.