In this week's Feature Interview Eye on the Arctic talks with Maatalii Okalik, the recently elected president of Canada's National Inuit Youth Council about the National Inuit Youth Summit coming up next week.

Henry Welsh, communication director for the Montreal World Film Festival talks about the line-up for the 'World Greats' section of the upcoming 39th edition.

AIDS Free World’s Paula Donovan calls for an independent, external investigation into allegations of sexual abuse and other misconduct by UN peacekeepers.

Andrew Fazekas talks about why this year is an especially good one to view some of the Perseid meteor, or shooting stars in most of Canada.

Prof. Valerie Tarasuk says tackling food insecurity would save money for the public health care system.

Investigator Howard Sapers is keeping a close watch on the high number of deaths in Canadian prisons so far this year.

Scientist Tara Gomes says people need to understand the lethal dangers of street drugs which may have been mixed with fentanyl.

Professor Brenda Murphy talks about the history and the benefits of maple water.

Professor Nelson Wiseman provides his take on the first debate in the Canadian election campaign.

Biologist Noa Davidai says bats need natural habitat in and around cropland to maintain a consisten supply of food