How an IDEAS episode on traffic changed a doctor's practice
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Phelan Johnson here, and I host a podcast about the legal cases that changed Canada. It's called See You in Court. And we've been working on a story about residential school survivor Willie Blackwater. At just thirteen, Willie held a knife to his rapist's throat. It was the first time he stood up to his abusers at residential school.
But it wasn't the last, and it leads Willie on a years-long quest to hold the church and government to account. The story of Willie's fight for justice is in your feeds this week wherever you get your podcasts. This is a CBC podcast. Ah, now when did I first become aware of ideas? It's been around for so long that it's simply part of what I listen to.
It's astonishing to say these words out loud. But ideas has been on the air now for 60 years. I actually think 60 years sounds really young. Considering what a timeless aura ideas has. I hear six years and I think this is just the beginning.
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