“This is a resounding defence of the core principles of what might be characterized as the democratic, small ‘l’ liberal international order that has been the foundation of the international system since the end of the Second World War,” said Fen Hampson, a Distinguished Fellow and director of the Global Security & Politics Program at the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI).

Ian Jack says Canada needs better bicycle infrastructure and public safety campaigns.

Last week, during the NATO summit in Brussels, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ruled out sending Canadian troops back to Afghanistan. Canadian journalist and historian Michael Petrou who has covered the war in Afghanistan since 2001 thinks this was a serious mistake.

Dr. Blair Bigham says several factors are suspected in the big increase of mental health problems among young Canadians.

Francisco Estrada says large cities will warm faster than the rest of the world.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Professor Nelson Wiseman about the Quebec Premier's desire to reopen a Constitutional discussion.

Keith Mackey says a ban on electronics in airplane cabin is likely to be expanded.

Muhannad Malas says Canadians must be protected from toxic substances in everyday products.

“It’s really an important step that they’ve taken,” said Meg French, UNICEF Canada Chief Program Officer. “There are about 1.4 million children who are currently at risk of severe malnutrition in the region, so funds like these, which will help double the impact of Canadians’ donations, will make a real difference in their lives. It’s really a life-saving announcement.”

Dr. Diane Kelsall says there are several way that the proposed recreational marijuana law does not protect public health and safety.