May 9, 2025
“2025 Canadian General Election: What Happened and What’s Next?” with Mr. Lucas Malinowski and Mr. Mike Donison
An analysis beyond the headlines: Where was the election won and lost? What are the priorities for the new government going forward? How will the results of this election impact those priorities and its ability to deliver on them?
March 31, 2025
“What’s Next in the Canadian Political Landscape?” with Mr. Lucas Malinowski and Mr. Mike Donison
A new Leader and Prime Minister, and an early federal election: helping us make sense of so many political developments in so short a time.
February 5, 2025
“Canadian Political Lanscape: Insights on the Liberal Leadership Contest and the Triggering of an Election” with Mr. Lucas Malinowski and Mr. Mike Donison
Gain insights into the current Liberal leadership contest from these politically aware leaders, as well as into the options for launching an election and when one might take place.
December 4, 2024
“Setting the Table – Fact, Fiction and Foundations to Alleviate Hunger” with Dr. Don Buckingham and Mrs. Julia Sáez
Led by a celebrated professor of agriculture and food law and a current policy advisor working in international relief and development, this roundtable discussion will explore the multifaceted nature of food insecurity around the world.
December 3, 2024
We find life and meaning in what, when, where and how we eat. And we love eating! But in many homes across Canada and in communities around the world, finding enough food to eat, let alone at a desired frequency and with loved ones, will be a challenge this Christmas.
Join father/daughter duo, Don and Julia, for a journey into their worlds of food, agriculture, human rights and international development as they reflect on why there is food insecurity in our world of abundance and what we can do about it.
April 17, 2024
The impact of global conflicts have given rise to increased uncertainty and fear. Three aspects of human experience arise from conflict: cries of Sorrow arising from loss, demands for Justice, and questions about Love in the face of seeming indifference to our suffering. Abdu Murray explains how ancient wisdom can resolve all three aspects of conflict in a way that brings peace that defies our circumstances.
