Award-winning filmmaker Josh Freed about to lose his place in a Mumbai queue

Tim Gray says oil companies must clean up toxic tailings ponds or Canadian taxpayers will be left holding the bag.

ParticipACTION’s Elio Antunes says the statistics show families need to get active to avoid health consequences in the future.

Stephanie Carvin, assistant professor at the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University, said she would have liked to see the government articulate more clearly its understanding of national security issues facing Canada, similar to the way how the foreign policy speech by Freeland laid the groundwork for the Defence Policy Review.

Canada is the only G7 country without a dedicated domestic and a dedicated foreign intelligence agency, said Alex Wilner, assistant professor in the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University.

“Borders between the threats are no longer domestic or foreign and so having intelligence capabilities that operate both at home and abroad under legal mandates, under certain conditions is probably the necessary hybrid that is going to be required for many countries, Canada included, for many years to come,” said Jez Littlewood, assistant professor in the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University in Ottawa.

Brenda McPhail says there is good and bad in the proposed new security law.

International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau who returned from a four-day trip to South Sudan on Tuesday said the situation in the country remains desperate.

Almost every second Canadian is expected to be diagnosed with cancer during his or her lifetime, and one in four Canadians will die from the disease, according to a new report by the Canadian Cancer Society.

Katie Gibbs says the Liberal government did not fulfill a campaign promise in proposing changes to the Access to Information Act.