“I hope the prime minister will speak out and express his concerns to the Chinese government about their treatment of lawyers and generally about the importance of upholding the rule of law,” said Paul Schabas, bencher of the Law Society of Upper Canada and chair of its human rights monitoring group.

Scientist Jennifer Yessis is studying the value of having students exercise before the school day begins.

Rachel Zellars updates the process of re-naming 11 sites in Quebec that formerly included the word 'Nigger' in the title.

Hundreds of Canadian soldiers have arrived in central Norway for winter war fighting training with 13 NATO allies and partners during Exercise COLD RESPONSE 2016.

arriett McLachlan says Canada must live up to human rights obligations and devise a national anti-poverty plan.

Professor Robert McLeman explains the ongoing work of RINK WATCH, an international citizen-science initiative to track the changing winters around the world.

Ron Calabrese explains why Americans afraid Donald Trump will become their president should move to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

“It’s almost as if the only history is American history or European history,” said Sheron Edey. “I hope that what we’ve done here as a team has opened the eyes to people and that we will continue to bring that history forward, and not just for Black History Month, but it’s something that is in the curriculum that people will know.”

Financier Bill Browder thinks Canadians agree government should deny visas and freeze the assets of Russian human rights abusers.

Dr. Astrid Guttmanns study suggests the number of babies born addicted increased in the early 2000s.