Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Lisa Cooper about what goes into creating a corn maze, and how she feels about the proposed tax reform.

Irma uprooted trees, brought down electrical and telephone lines, blew roofs buildings and pushed storm surges into coastal communities, including capital Havana, which suffered extensive flooding in the low-lying areas, said Richard Paterson, a Canadian who is CARE’s country representative in Cuba.

Canada is still trying to secure a seat at the United Nations Security Council to reengage with the world and stand up to the growing trend of populism and insularity in international politics, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Michael Rosenberg, one of the lawyers challengng Canada's ongoing use of solitary confinement in prisons.

Jean-Jacques Simon, a Canadian who serves as chief of communications for UNICEF in Bangladesh, said the agency has been struggling to provide the necessary services for more than 300,000 Rohingya refugees who have crossed the border since the outbreak of the recent violence in late August.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Nathalie Bondil of the MMFA to hear about her inspiration for a surprise performance piece, a symbolic union, between designer Jean Paul Gaultier and Kent Monkman, that will become a permanent installation at the MMFA

Federal officials briefed reporters on Ottawa's efforts to bring home Canadians stranded by Hurricane Irma in Turks and Caicos and St. Maarten.

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Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Karl Paul, of CARE Haiti, following Hurricane Irma.

Carmel Kilkenny spoke with Mick O'Neill, chair of this year's edition of the Fusion Festival in Pictou County, Nova Scotia.