| Amidst Canada's whirlwind of infrastructure development, Adam Bemma brings us a cautionary tale from Montreal of construction without consultation, and growing frustration among city residents

| How indigenous Colombian activists harness communication technology to protect and strengthen their communities.

| A look beyond the numbers of the financial crisis at the human impact in an industrial Canadian town.

| This is the first in a two-part series. Lili Eskinazi and Roberto Nieto spent a month in Mexico recently, exploring the links between agricultural workers there and the food we eat every day here in C

| This is the final episode in a two part series. Lili Eskinazi and Roberto Nieto spent a month in Mexico recently, exploring the links between agricultural workers there and the food we eat every day h

| Britt Wray examines the situation for women living in jail in Canada.

| For 20 years, thousands have gathered outside the School of the Americas to protest what goes on behind its walls - and what its students do once they graduate. Jon Marck reports in 'A School of Assas

| Canadian youth join the White Ribbon campaign and take on violence towards women

| Fiona O'Connor explores what it means to live with adult Asperger's syndrome

| Blandine Juchs explores the plight of political prisoners in Colombia

| Dana Salter interivews academics and community organisers about how they can bridge the divides between their fields.

| In this documentary, you'll hear long-time Redeye host Peter Royce in conversation with Michael Shermer, Joanna Michal, Hope Shand and Wendy Pedersen.

| One of Canada's most famous architects designed a Downtown Eastside hotel for hard-to-house residents. Sean Mullen finds out why in this documentary on housing and homelessness in Vancouver.

| Right-wing and far-right parties made significant gains in Hungary's recent national election. This rise in support has coincided with an increase in violence against Roma people.

| When you're on vacation, the low prices of weavings, jewellery and other crafts is very tempting. A visit to a Guatemalan marketplace to explore What is Fair Trade?

| In celebration of Vancouver's 125th anniversary, Harbour Publishing is re-issuing a book of oral histories recorded in one of the city's oldest neighbourhoods.