Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Matthew Johnson of Media Smarts about the increased funding to teach Canadian students digital literacy and coding.

Farida Deif says Canada should impose sanctions on military leaders and businesses, and help set up a process to prosecute them.

Carmel Kilenny speaks with Professor Ian Lee about the current sixth round of NAFTA re-negotiations taking place in Montreal.

Diana Sarosi says the wealth gap is growing dramatically and lists actions that governments should take.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with urban planner Brent Toderian, about the evolution of shopping malls in Canada.

Dr. Robin Lennox says a quarter or more of Canadians report persistent loneliness and there are health risks associated with that.

Emma Daly says politicians and popular protest can weaken authoritarian and populist forces.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Francyne Joe of NWAC about the money Minister Monsef announced today, to go toward helping 'under-served' women in Canada.

“This announcement has been a long-time coming and we are happy to see that the government is respecting its electoral promise and restoring Canada’s role as a leader in defending human rights worldwide,” said Serge Langlois, executive director of Development and Peace.

“It’s an acknowledgement by the Canadian government that there are serious and widespread human rights problems associated with Canadian companies’ operations overseas,” said Karyn Keenan, director of Above Ground, a Canadian NGO that works to make sure that Canadian companies working overseas respect human rights.