The Second World War ended 80 years ago. The Holocaust, Adolf Hitler's genocide of Jewish people, Roma people and other minority groups on the basis of their race and religion, ended alongside it. Many survivors came to Canada, a country previously unwelcoming to Holocaust refugees. Join survivor Gershon Willinger as he shares his testimony of hope and life against all odds. His testimony reminds Canadians never to take freedoms for granted, and always fight to keep them, for ourselves and all others irrespective of race, religion, orientation or ability. Given the mature subject matter of this episode, it is recommended that parents listen with or before their younger children, to determine whether they are yet ready to handle the mature subject matter discussed.

We know you'll love this interview with Governor Tiff Macklem of the Bank of Canada -- because his description of his journey from Scouting to leading Canada's Bank and with his advice to young people keeps our interest rates high. Join Kaelem, as Governor Macklem reveals how the Bank of Canada serves Canadians, and what Canada means to him.

Dr. James Orbinski accepted the  Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of Doctors Without Borders when he served as their President. Hear why Scouting in Canada was so essential for his career as a medical humanitarian, and why young people have an essential role as community leaders, in this, our final episode of our Profiles in Canada season.

As British Columbia's Premier, Gordon Campbell showcased Canada to the world at the 2010 Olympic Games. Join Profiles in Canada as Premier Campbell reflects on his career in the public service, why every Canadian should visit British Columbia (and every province) and how, for him, it all started with Scouts.

From the Aussie Outback to Canada's Boreal Forest, Survivorman Les Stroud has survived it all. Now, he's also survived three years as Scouts Canada's Chief Scout. Join Kaelem as Les shares his love of the outdoors, advice for young people wanting to get more into nature, and what Canada means to him.

Catherine Grenier est présidente et cheffe de la direction de Conservation de la nature Canada. Rejoignez-nous pour discuter de sa passion pour le plein air, de l'importance de la nature pour nous tous et des meilleures façons d'explorer le Canada.

On November 11, 1918, guns fell silent across Europe as the most devastating war in global history to that point reached an armistice. Since then, November 11 is Remembrance Day -- an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices of Canada's servicepeople and the immeasurable value of peace. Join Kaelem in conversation with Commander Fraser McKee, a Naval veteran of the Second World War, and maritime historian, as they discuss Commander McKee's wartime story and the importance of remembering today and every day.

Ambassador Kerry Buck was Canada's Ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Join Kaelem as Ambassador Buck discusses her time as Ambassador and advocating for human rights, why Canada is so important as a global leader for good, and how young people can give back in their communities.

Minister Lloyd Axworthy was Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister, and former President of the United Nations Security Council. Join Kaelem as he discusses his life in politics, why his human security agenda ("the Axworthy Doctrine") is so critical for protecting human rights globally, and how young Canadians can do good in the world around them.

When Premier Brad Wall left office in 2018, he was Canada's most popular Premier by opinion polling. Join us as Premier Wall explains how he found his passion in governance, how young Canadians can find what they're interested in and why every Canadian should visit Saskatchewan.