Dave Schurman tells Carmel Kilkenny about the success of Montreal's Bloomsday celebration, and some of the events organized for this year's edition.

Prof. Lianne Foti says Canadians changed their purchasing habits when produce prices went up.

Lynn Desjardins and Carmel Kilkenny bring you stories of an environmental winfall in the Arctic, some interesting scientific news about aging, and a conversation with Canada's favourite Dragon-Lady!

Prof. Charlene Elliott says star endorsements of junk food and drink normalize unhealthy eating.

“The Arctic is a vast territory and we have very limited resources up there,” said Mario Pelletier. “So by the eight countries coming together and sharing their knowledge, sharing their best practices and the expertise they have developed we will be much more efficient to deal with what we can expect in the future.”

Dr. Demetrios Sahlas says people may not realize they have had small strokes putting them at greater risk for developing dementia.

David Morley, president and CEO of UNICEF Canada says Canada must do more to move diplomatic efforts to bring a ceasefire to Syria.

John Lound says an expanded marine park at Lancaster Sound would be of global importance.

Arlene Dickinson tells Carmel Kilkenny why her father would be proud of her in receiving the honourary doctorate from Concordia's, John Molson School of Business.

UNICEF- cyberbullying, David Morely president and CEO of UNICEF-Canada