Prof. Douglas Macdonald says Donald Trump’s stand will affect Canada’s climate change policy.

Prof. Don Abelson says Donald Trump will have considerable power to act on foreign policy and less on domestic matters.

Louis St. Laurent II, explains why he voted for Trump, and why he thinks Canadians should enjoy better treatment from the Americans.

The announcement is “unequivocally a good investment in our oceans,” said Josh Laughren, executive director of Oceana Canada.

“You really have the lesser of two evils, which is something that has been said a lot about these candidates,” Tony Volk said. “For myself I would put the most emphasis on who’s never going to push the big red nuclear button. And to avoid pushing that you want somebody who’s conscientious and not reactive. And that’s not Donald Trump.”

Director Amanda Christie talks about the many ways she presents the story of Radio Canada International’s shortwave transmission towers.

rof. Rachel Tyndale says genes play a big role in how hard it is to quit smoking and what cessation program would work best.

“I think it’s starting to show the general sense of recovery and people really working to start rebuilding their houses,” said Laura Sewell

The LINK Online, with Lynn Desjardins, Levon Sevunts and Carmel Kilkenny this week.

Prof. David Centola found people using social support did less and less exercise.