Professor Nelson Wiseman, of the University of Toronto, discusses the victory of right-leaning Brad Wall's Saskatchewan Party in the pairie party.

Andre van der Heyden tells Carmel Kilkenny how Belgian Canadians are coping with the suicide bombings in Brussels, and what they are doing to help one another.

Lawyer Ranjan Agarwal says it is important that the Supreme Court reflect the diversity of Canadian society.

abriel Miller of the Canadian Cancer Society wants the new Canadian government to act soon to ban asbestos.

Prof. Gregor Reid developed and donated the probiotic that is freeze-dried and put in sachets to make healthier yogurt in Africa.

“This act is against human rights, the property rights or every other right that I can think of, which is supposedly safeguarded by the Turkish constitution, EU laws that Turkey is bound by, so there will be lengthy lawsuits,” said Raffi Bedrosyan.

Contacted to comment on the expropriation Turkey’s ambassador in Canada Selçuk Unal said that the Turkish government has pledged at the highest level to restore all the properties that can be repaired and build new housing where buildings have been damaged beyond repair.

Prof. Arijit Nandi says every extra month of paid maternity leave reduces infant mortality by 13 per cent.

Grímur Valdimarsson, a senior advisor at Iceland's Ministry of Industries and Innovation, talks to Eye on the Arctic about the stress northern hunting cultures are under.

“International law and human rights are meaningless if we allow political leaders to commit mass murder with impunity,” said Payam Akhavan, professor of international law at McGill University and a former UN prosecutor at The Hague.