As more businesses offer hybrid work options, questions about employee productivity are top of mind. That has some companies turning toward surveillance systems to monitor remote employees. What are your privacy rights while working remotely?

Atlantic Canada is beginning to assess the damage and clean up after post-tropical storm Fiona swept through the region, washing away homes and knocking out power from intense, hurricane-strength winds and torrential rains.

This week's Ask Me Anything segment is with Alexander Lanoszka. The University of Waterloo political science professor answers your questions on Ukraine.

Canadians are being asked to increase their tips when paying with debit and credit cards, according to industry analysts. From oil changes to take-out food, where do you stand on the issue of tipping?

This week's Ask Me Anything is with Ken Dryden. The Hockey Hall of Fame inductee and politician answers your questions.

Queen Elizabeth, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, died on Thursday. The Queen had 22 royal tours of Canada, more than any other Commonwealth country. How do you feel about King Charles III, Canada's new head of state?

The Conservative Party of Canada will decide its next leader in a matter of days. The decision will affect that party's fortunes in the next election, but also potentially politics as a whole in this country for years to come.

This week's Ask Me Anything segment is with astrophysicist Jesse Rogerson. He answers questions on NASA's "mega moon rocket" Artemis and the space agency having to call off its second launch attempt.

The pandemic is not over, but it might have felt like it for a lot of Canadians this summer. Restrictions on gathering limits, masking, and proof of vaccination were removed by most provinces in the spring.

This week's Ask Me Anything segment features workplace mental health expert Paula Allen and employment lawyer Rich Appiah. They answer questions on negotiating work-from-home with your employer.