“The humanitarian organizations were concerned that the airspace was closed for humanitarian and commercial flights,” Wael Ibrahim, a Canadian citizen and country director for CARE International, told RCI in a phone interview from Sanaa. “The only way in and out not only for the international community but also Yemenis is by air.”

Warren Everson says Canada is a high-cost place to do business making it difficult to compete in manufacturing.

Gordon Edwards of the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility, describes what is planned in transporting radioactive liquid nuclear waste, from Canada to the United States, and why it does not have to happen.

Scientist Aaron MacNeil says much about the Greenland shark remains a mystery.

"Home sales continued to trend lower while price gains further accelerated in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia," said Gregory Klump, CREA's Chief Economist. "This suggests that sales are being reined in by a lack of inventory and a further deterioration in affordability."

Amnestys Craig Benjamin explains the cultural importance of the Peace River Valley and why a dam project should be stopped.

The LINK Online with Carmel Kilkenny, Lynn Desjardins and Terry Haig.

CARE Canada’s Kevin Dunbar outlines the need for life-saving supplies and services in Aleppo, Syria.

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To find out about northern nursing and the role some northern communities are playing in improving health in their own communities, Eye on the Arctic spoke with Heather Exner-Pirot: