Matt Lumley of Nova Scotia's FORCE describes how tidal power will work when it comes on line in the Atlantic province.

Lawyer Eugene Oscapella is not sure a major crackdown is necessary on people who use cannabis and drive.

“I’m definitely worried about what will happen to this industry,” said Dominique Pelletier who's been driving horse-drawn carriages for 13 years. “Coderre says he wants to wipe the slate clean and start anew in one year after a moratorium but I don’t think he knows how much effort needs to be put into rebuilding that industry from the scratch.”

“We’re very concerned about the announcement,” said Rod Volway. “But also we feel it’s really important not to overlook the generousity of Kenya. They have hosted refugees for over 25 years and they are probably the best supporter of refugees from neighbouring countries.”

Matt Lumley of FORCE in Nova Scotia tells Carmel Kilkenny what's next in the utilization of tidal power in Nova Scotia.

“While the Northwest Passage may not become the important trans-shipment route to Asia once imagined by enthusiastic observers, the most meaningful impact that a more useful route may provide is to alter, and improve, the course of Canada’s relations in the Asia-Pacific region,” says Hugh Stephens.

Syed Hussan talks about the changes needed to prevent TFW's from being exploited in Canada.

Dr. Katherine Morrison wants to better understand videogame use among children to better advise parents.

Prof. Jonathan Kimmelman says new guidelines are meant to reassure the public, hospitals and other medical stakeholders about the integrity of stem cell research.

Star Trek: The Original Series, which featured two Canadians, William Shatner, who plays Captain James Tiberius Kirk, the commander of U.S.S. Enterprise, and the late James Doohan, who played Enterprise’s chief engineer Scotty, has influenced the lives of a lot of Canadians, said Alexandre Reeves, senior communications manager at the Royal Canadian Mint.