Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Shawn Cuffie producer of the second annual Black Diamond Ball in Toronto, about the plans for this year's event, and the ones to come in the future.

Paul Davidson says Canadian universities are working hard to attract and accommodate international students.

Refugee lawyer Mitchell Goldberg says lawyers are offering advice to affected travellers and are pressuring the Canadian government to act.

Prof. Galen Halverson explains theories about the formation of Antarctic ice sheets and how that informs the current climate change.

Anthony Morgan says Canadians often downplay anti-racist activity and that has negative impacts on blacks.

Tim Gray says consumers want more and clearer information about the chemical in their household products and cosmetics.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Kate Reed about the book she wrote telling the story of grandmother's extraordinary life and career.

Manuel Arango says it is very urgent that the government stop “marketing storm” proffering processed foods to children.

Carmel Kilkenny seaks with Professor Trudo Lemmens of the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto, about the issues for people living with mental illness, when it comes to the decision to chose medical assistance in dying.

The Montreal vigil on Monday. The sign reads, "We live in a world too empty and a world too full."