Mike Sonne says standing for long periods increases health risks and suggests workers move every hour.

Josh Laughren says the expedition will collect information and bring the richness and diversity of the Gulf of St. Lawrence to people around the world.

Lawyer Alastair Clarke says all asylum seekers must meet strict criteria to be granted refugee status in Canada.

Interview with Jordan's ambassador to Canada Rima Alaadeen about the upcoming visit of King Abdullah II and the growing bilateral relationship between the two countries.

Paul Davis says parents should discuss smartphone use with their children and enforce strict rules.

“The basic goal of sending 5,000 more troops or 4,000 more troops is to prevent the Afghan forces from collapsing, not to actually get to victory,” said Stephen Saideman, Paterson chair in international affairs at Carleton University and the author of Adapting in the Dust: Lessons Learned from Canada's War in Afghanistan.

Mubin Shaikh says it is normal to be frightened by terrorist attacks but important to stand up to the perpetrators.

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Jez Littlewood, assistant professor in the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University in Ottawa says the experience of recent attacks using vehicles in Nice, London, Berlin, Stockholm, Charlottesville and Barcelona shows how hard it is for the authorities to defend against such attacks.

Dr. John Breitner says it is crucially important to identify developing Alzheimers before symptoms occur and to find a way to slow it down.