Your World Tonight Innovations in education, how climate change affects your wine, pro-quality hockey in small towns, and more
Dec 28, 2025
Join Karen Pauls, a CBC reporter spotlighting Indigenous education, and Deanna Sumanak-Johnson, who covers innovative medical training programs. They delve into a Manitoba initiative that equips teachers with reconciliation strategies. The conversation also touches on how wine-making in Italy is adapting to climate change using both high-tech solutions and ancient techniques. Plus, discover the charm of the Northern Premier Hockey League, showcasing pro-quality hockey in small towns, all played for the love of the game!
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Hands-On Reconciliation Training Works
- Teachers in Manitoba attended hands-on sessions to learn Indigenous culture, medicine, and drumming for classroom integration.
- Karen Pauls and participants said this practical training builds confidence to bring Indigenous programming into schools.
Sacred Pipe Returns After 135 Years
- The Whitecap Dakota Nation received a sacred pipe returned after 135 years and held a repatriation ceremony.
- Frank Royal described the emotional impact and the community's plans to reunite more cultural items.
Train Locally To Keep Doctors Home
- Toronto Metropolitan University and Peel District School Board run a co-op course combining high school and university credits to attract local students to medical careers.
- Dr. Teresa Chan says training students in their community increases the chance they'll stay and serve local patients.