Conservationist Dr. Simon Black believes the descendants of Barbary lions may still be alive and well, and living in zoos around the world.

Here we have the Moroccan royal lions, which is the animals descended from the royal palace collection of the King of Morocco.

And he obtained these originally from the wild in North Africa.

And what's particularly interesting about these animals is some of the differences you see compared to lions you might see in sub-Saharan Africa.

So he's got a very, very pointed crown at the top of his head and a very straight line down to the tip of his nose, which gives this very regal sort of look.

But one of the most noticeable features is this lovely mane that goes round his head, round his body and down under his belly.

And then if you look at his eyes, you've got very pale eyes.

But then differences are starting to appear as we go across this

What kind of disputes would people remember where they'd use that section?

I think the one that will spring to most people's mind is the Air Canada flight attendant strike.

But it's been used to end strikes in Canada post.

CN and CP, KC Rail, and at ports in British Columbia and Quebec as well.

But the QP Air Canada flight attendant strike in August 2025, I think, will be the one that listeners remember well.

It was less than 12 hours into that strike that the federal jobs and families minister, which is the new title of the labor minister, that Minister Paddy Haiju used Section 107 to refer the dispute to the Canada Industrial Relations Board and impose final binding interest arbitration, which effectively ordered flights to resume and ordered workers back on the job.

Now, CUPE, I think, rightly condemned the move as an unconstitutional attack on workers' rights and filed multiple judicial review applications challenging the minister's authority.

Well, that's the power of a strike, that it would affect the economy and thus apply pressure.