On this week's Your Morning podcast, we’re looking at why Canada is building its own spaceports to end our reliance on the U.S. and a bizarre lawsuit out of Hudson, Quebec, where homeowners are suing over a "violent death" disclosure.

Plus:

• Brain Health: How nature-based activities can reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s.
• The Sunscreen Paradox: Why melanoma cases are rising despite more sunscreen use.
• Ozempic in Canada: Are generic versions finally coming, and did Canada miss a major opportunity?
• Hank Idsinga: The legendary Toronto homicide detective reflects on 34 years of service and his new memoir, 'The High Road'.

A look at modern dating, health breakthroughs, and why some old habits are returning.

In this week's episode, we dive into the complicated world of modern dating with author Amy Chan, who breaks down the lessons from her new book. We also explore a medical milestone with an incredible HIV remission success story and look into the science of peptides—what are they, and do they actually work?

Plus, we examine a surprising trend: despite new bans in the UK, is smoking making a comeback among young adults? We also get a closer look at the intense world of fighting chimps and sit down with Nicholas Braun to discuss his latest film, The Sheep Detectives.

This week on Your Morning: The Podcast, we're diving deep into the stories that shape us—from the deeply personal to the global stage. Our hosts kick things off with a candid chat before we jump into a powerful lineup of interviews. We explore the resilience of widowed mothers, the complexities of infertility, and a major health update on Health Canada’s approval of Neffy. Plus, we’re joined by incredible guests:

• Peter Capaldi & Cush Jumbo talk about Criminal Record.

• Celtic Woman members share the magic behind their music.

• Moira Welsh, the author of "The Astonishing Lives of Older Women" on the beauty of aging.

• Music Journalist Emilie Hanskamp with an explainer on the global phenomenon of Vocaloids.