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Dec 9, 2025 Devin Haru, a CBC News reporter, shares insights from his exclusive interview with swimmer Penny Oleksiak, who discusses her two-year suspension due to missed doping tests and the challenges ahead in her career. Salima Shivji, the CBC South Asia correspondent, reports on the escalating violence and humanitarian crisis along the Thailand-Cambodia border, highlighting the impact on displaced communities. The podcast also touches on Israel's contentious military conscription bill and potential changes to US healthcare subsidies.
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Olympian's Missed Tests Explained
- Penny Oleksiak explains she missed three doping tests due to scheduling errors and being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
- She calls it a genuine mistake and says she's never considered performance-enhancing drugs.
Suspension Alters Training And Outlook
- The suspension forces Oleksiak to train in a public pool without a coach or private training.
- That change has made her question her future but she still feels passion and drive for the sport.
Border Clash Fueled By Nationalism
- Renewed fighting on the Thai-Cambodia border has displaced tens of thousands and caused civilian and military casualties.
- Nationalism and political incentives in both countries make de-escalation unlikely despite international calls.