Candice McAlister talks about her brother’s diagnosis and how it affected her and her family. (CNW Group/Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences)

The LINK- Lynn and Marc present stories on Canada's elections, related to foreign policy, getting out the vote, and then a discussion about fighting in hockey

The Canadian Cancer Society's Rob Cunningham calls for more research and more restrictions on vaping products.

Angie Coulter, lead author, explains findings of a worrisome study into global tuna fishery and bycatch

Dr. Kathleen Ross is concerned that foreign nationals giving birth in Canada are straining the health care system.

Dr. Joshua Tepper explains why this study suggests it’s okay to eat moderate amounts of red meat.

Author and sports columnist Jeremy Allingham talks about the cost to players lives from fighting in hockey

Duff Conacher talks about the national campaign to get more people, especially the young to vote.

Dalhousie University food marketing expert, professor Sylvain Charlebois talks about the significance of food giant McDonald's into the plant-based meat replacement market

Aaron MacNeil (PhD) of Dalhousie University, Halifax, talks about a study showing the nutritional value of various fish species and advantage for developing countries to make use of this resource to improve health of their population