Carole Breton says that the ‘What’s Your Story’ campaign is at the heart of the public broadcaster’s commitment to connect Canadians.

Jack Jedwab says Canada needs increased immigration to meet its demographic challenges.

Gloria Nafziger says Canada must continue to raise the case of Huseyin Celil and human rights abuses as a condition of its engagement with China.

Zaid al-Rawni, CEO at Islamic Relief Canada, who recently returned from a trip to Bangladesh and Myanmar, said the conditions on the ground are “dire and painful.”

The international community cannot just throw up its hands and walk away from the crisis in South Sudan both morally and politically, no matter how hopeless the situation on the ground appears right now, says David Morley, UNICEF Canada President and CEO, who returned from a trip the world’s youngest nation last week.

Rob Cunningham says the Canadian government needs to do more to reduce smoking and the burden of billions of dollars it place on the country.

Heidi Bernhardt says students with ADHD need more support in Canadian classrooms.

The sugar content of processed foods may be misunderstood by consumers reading product labels, according to a new study.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Carol O'Brien, organiser of the extraordinarily successful Chase the Ace fundraising campaign for St. Kevin's Catholic church in St. John's, Newfoundland.

Ahmed Sahi hopes the Coffee and Islam campaign will help dispel myths about Muslims and Islam.