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While Canada’s forced labour laws have the potential to be effective, the laws aren’t being enforced, according to Ottawa lawyer William Pellerin.
Sand makes up most of the physical world around us. But thanks to climate change and our insatiable demand for sand, we’re now quickly running out of it. Toronto-based journalist Nehal El-Hadi talks to Nahlah Ayed about our complicated relationship to sand, and how that relationship may be leading us toward an environmental crisis.
Nineteen children and two teachers have been killed in a shooting at a Texas elementary school, prompting anguished calls for action on gun control. Guest host Nahlah Ayed speaks with Matt Houston, a reporter at KENS 5 in San Antonio; and Taylor Pettaway, a reporter at the San Antonio Express-News.
Could video games and apps equipped with artificial intelligence help diagnose mental health issues like depression? Some experts think so — but patient privacy should be at the forefront of the movement.
In his latest book, Shape, mathematician Jordan Ellenberg reveals the geometry lurking beneath history, democracy, biology, and everything else. He argues geometry is a way of thinking, a method of reasoning and argument, and a system for making sense of the world.