by Myer Siemiatycki
Politics Professor, Ryerson University.
Interview: Myer Siemiatycki discusses why including all of a city's residents in local affairs and elections can lead to more active and responsive urban communities. (Run-time: 9 minutes.)
Double rainbow, oh my God ... Jimmy Fallon, in the character of Neil Young, has performed a cover of the original masterpiece, proving for the umpteenth time that, on the internet, even the slightest video can spawn a meme empire.
David Suzuki
Scientist; broadcaster; Chair, the David Suzuki Foundation.
David Eaves
Public policy expert; Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Democracy, Queen's University.
Margaret Somerville
Founding Director of the Centre for Medicine, Ethics and Law, McGill University.
Daryl Copeland
Adjunct Professor, Munk Centre (U of T); Research Fellow, Center on Public Diplomacy (USC).
Alan Broadbent
Expert in urban issues; leader in Canadian politics and public discourse.
Adam Chapnick
Foreign policy expert.
Barbara Falk
Associate Professor, Department of Defence Studies, Royal Military College of Canada.
Darren Thorne
International Lawyer; human rights expert, and development consultant.
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