"It's very important for people to understand that there is no checklist, no [radicalization] symptoms," said Dr. Jocelyn Bélanger.

“Canada pulls together for its own and its fallen no matter how long ago they have served, they are still a soldier and still a Canadian, and we honour and respect their sacrifice,” Sgt. Brent Schriner said.

Peter Stoicheff, president of the University of Saskatchewan, tells Carmel Kilkenny how the first Building Reconciliation conference is responding to the demands of the TRC.

“When we see high levels of diarrhoea and intestinal parasites, we see high levels of malnutrition and undernutrition in children as well,” said Meg French of UNICEF Canada. “What we see with children under five is that there are about 1.7 billion cases of diarrhoea every year, and for the kids in the most vulnerable populations, in the low income countries, they average about three episodes of diarrhea a year.”

Co-producer Rosemary House was captivated by the “amazingly tough” little puffins.

Prison ombudsman Howard Sapers is encouraged the new government seems poised to limit solitary confinement.

"We have a few paintings that will for sure sell for several thousands of dollars, even hundreds of thousands," said Sophie Oullet, director of Montreal's Cosner Art Gallery.

“Increasingly the Turkish public is no longer privy to critical views of the government, so all you have is just propaganda,” said Amberin Zaman. “What’s also troubling is the fact that now the government is also targeting the Western press.”

Shelly Smith of Telus Wise says adults need to learn how to listen to and stand up for youth who are cyberbullied or witness it.

“Increasingly the Turkish public is no longer privy to critical views of the government, so all you have is just propaganda,” Zaman said. “What’s also troubling is the fact that now the government is also targeting the Western press.”