Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Dr. Kien Le, president of the Viet Namese Association of Toronto, about the upcoming New Year festival, the second-largest in North America.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with UNICEF's spokeswoman, Shushan Mebrahtu, from Damascus about the conditions during the water crisis in Damascus that is now entering the third week.

New numbers show a spike in asylum seekers entering Manitoba from the U.S.

Prof. Michelle Kho want to find out whether cycling from bed helps critically-ill patients have a better recovery.

Sean Bruyea says it is very difficult for ex-soldiers to qualify for mental health services from the Veterans Affairs department.

“This is really a pattern that we’ve seen all year, ever since we started with a spring maximum in extent in March,” said Mark Serreze, director of the NSIDC. “All the way through summer until now, we’ve been either at record lows or ranking No. 2. It’s been a pretty remarkable year.”

“Unlike Las Vegas, what happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic,” Walt Meier said. “That change in the Arctic atmosphere and Arctic circulation and winds, and so forth that can have effects outside of the Arctic.”

Author Jim Beqak says it’s good for employees and employers to find a True Fit.

Martin Gauthier, father of Julien Gauthier, a member of Canada's team in the Junior World Hockey Championship tournament, shares his response to his son following last night's defeat.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Chloe Chagnon about the great skiing season this year, compared with one of the worst last year.