Jean-Bernard Caron explains the significance of the discovery of Tokummia katalepsis and others of this species.

Suzanne Sauvage describes the exhibit at the Stewart Museum on Ste. Helen's Island, called Expo '67: A World of Dreams.

Kailey Setter says volunteers are critical to the work of the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

Analyst Daniel Bader says MasterCard wants to get people used to using biometrics like fingerprints to validate their transactions.

Prof. David Barber says climate change findings in the Arctic give scientists ‘a lot of cause for concern.”

Bob Jeffcott says companies must disclose information about their suppliers as it is ‘a life or death issue.’

Kyle Matthews, Senior Deputy Director of the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies at Concordia University and a Fellow at the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute, speaks about the importance of commemorating the 1915 Armenian genocide.

N Korea tensions, climate change results in a river drying up , soil and underwear

Eye on the Arctic‘s talks with northern expert Joël Plouffe about international Arctic politics and just how the Canadian province of Quebec fits in.

Lawyer Norm Keith says employers are responsible for safety but cannot really do random testing for drugs and alcohol.