“It’s an environmental issue,” Alethea Arnaquq-Baril said. “Inuit need to have a sustainable economy in order to be able to avoid rushing into damaging resource extraction economy. If people care about animals and they care about the environment, they have to be supporting the Inuit seal hunters who are out on the land, who’re out on the water fighting to protect the environment.”

Prof. Tom Schaller says successive U.S. presidents have acquired increasing powers.

Dr. Anita Srivastava says Canada’s opioid crisis has been many years in the making.

“We want the new government to comprehensively reform its CSR strategy,” said Geneviève Paul, a program officer at Above Ground. “We want a legal and policy reform to make sure that Canadian companies are required to respect human rights and the environment when they operate abroad.”

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Prof. Jonn Axsen says Canada must step up policies to get more electric vehicles on the road.

Sara Austin says ordinary Canadians and the government must act to help struggling children.

“We’re asking our Canadian and international partners to submit proposals, projects that are focused on sustainable agriculture, to strengthen agrifood value chains and adaptation to climate change,” International Development Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau said.

Prof. David Bird explains why he organized Team Gray Jay to have that creature chosen for national bird.

“Anybody who reads what these people have gone through, and specifically what these women have gone through, if you can’t be moved by the humanity of the situation and the gravity of the fact that these people are being systematically exterminated off the face of the Earth, then we have a problem as the international community,” Conservative MP Michelle Rempel said.