Madeleine Thien describes her novel Do Not Say We Have Nothing and why Canada ‘is a great place to be an artist.’

“I’d warn him off Mali. That’s going to be a very intense mission,” said Saideman, Paterson Chair in International Affairs at Carleton University and author of Adapting in the Dust: Learning Lessons from Canada’s War in Afghanistan. “The experts I have talked to compare it to Iraq.”

Prof. Michael Van Ameringen says its not clear what comes firstinternet addiction or mental health problems.

The LINK Online with Lynn Desjardins, Marc Montgomery, Levon Sevunts

Samer Muscati says detaining migrant children can have long-term effects on their mental health and is not necessary.

Eye on the Arctic’s extended conversation with northern expert Timo Koivurova about the Arctic Council's 20th anniversary:

Michael Parkinson says carfentanil is an extremely toxic substance.

Prof. Lori Burrows says antibiotic resistance is an urgent global problem which must be tackled before it becomes uncontrollable.

“In Nunavut, we’re in a particularly interesting place where there is an economic case for instead of locking into further diesel infrastructure to skipping ahead and looking at renewable infrastructure to produce clean, habitat-friendly energy into our communities,” Paul Crowley said, “harvesting energy from the environment as Inuit have the millennia.”

Martin Himel with armed female PKK Kurdish women fighting against ISIS in Iraq.