Samantha Kemp-Jackson says Canada needs to realize it is not immune to the negative talk about race and ethnicity going on in the U.S.

Carmel Kilkenny and Lynn Desjardins host this week's edition of The Link Online.

Richard Griffin

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Professor Nelson Wiseman about what's at stake in the first meeting between Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau and U.S. President Trump.

Josh Laughren says Canadas seafood industry already conforms to traceability rules.

Prof. Jutta Brunnée says ‘The point of the rule of law is to provide protection for everyone.’

Prof. Elizabeth Gillies is developing plastic or polymer casings for substances so they can be delivered to a precise place at a precise time.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Yassin Alsalman to hear more about 'Yusra',the benefit concert to help the families of the 6 men killed in the terrorist attack on the mosque in Ste. Foy, near Quebec City on Sunday evening January 29, 2017

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Fo Niemi of the Centre for Reasearh-Action on Race Relations, about the swastikas drawn in snow on four cars in a Montreal neighbourhood.

Prof. Sam Fiorella says abuse on Twitter has increased dramatically because of the negativity of the U.S. presidential campaign, election and Donald Trump’s tweeting.