Alan Hustak’s latest book, Magnetic North: The Unauthorized Biography of Justin Trudeau, Canada’s Selfie PM, published by the UK-based Eyewear Publishing, traces Trudeau’s remarkable rise to power and attempts to deconstruct the carefully crafted media persona.

“The Write for Rights campaign is really a beautiful campaign, where once a year instead of writing to governments to tell them that we ask or demand that they release prisoners, we write directly to persons who are in danger or who are struggling for their rights and we want to give them a word of support,” said Mireille Elchacar, Amnesty International’s spokesperson for the Eastern Townships region in the Province of Quebec.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with David Phillips of Environment Canada about the arrival of winter today, and the cold and snow accompanying it in much of Canada.

Natalia Rybczynski says these are the first bear remains found so far north and that cavities suggest the animal likely slept through the winter.

To find out what it is like for humanitarian workers on the ground in Yemen, Radio Canada International spoke with Jamie Graves, a Canadian who works for Save the Children in southern city of Aden.

Julie S. Lalonde describes being stalked for a decade and hopes a film about it will help her and others.

Listen to the press conference by U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and his Canadian counterpart, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland

Alex Neve says denying an alcoholic a liver transplant violates rules against discrimination.

Matthew Braun explains how and why conservationists collar bison at the huge Old Man on His Back ranch in Saskatchewan.

Electric vehicles are expensive and difficult to obtain in Canada, reports think-tank.