Tandy Thomas, of the Smith School of Business at Queen's University talks about the effect of Canadian patriotism on the sales of French's ketchup.

David Morley, president of UNICEF Canada talks about the toll the war in Syria is taking on the children on this fifth anniversary of the conflict.

Peter Moorhouse says seniors and young people are often the targets of fraud and scams.

Activist Chris Severson-Baker says the promise to cut methane emissions shows Canada has gone from being a laggard on climate change, to a contributor to international progress.

Ombudsman Howard Sapers calls for strict limits on segregation along with other recommendations.

Professor Nelson Wiseman of U of T, talks about the first official visit of Canada's Prime Minister, and his family, to Washington, D. C., the first of its kind in 19 years.

“As a constitutional lawyer I dress it up in terms of constitutional principles,” Nader Hasan said. “But for my clients this case is about the right to eat.”

“The Supreme Court wanting to hear our case brings up my spirit again and I’m even more confident now that we are in the right, justice is on our side and we believe we’re doing the right thing,” Jerry Natanine said speaking on the phone from his house in Clyde River Thursday morning.

Survivor Andy Cumming says it is outrageous that Canada would allow paid donations after the disaster that was the tainted blood scandal.

Julius Grey, a prominent Montreal human rights lawyer, explains the problems facing Canadians with what he calls the increasing "Uberization" of society.