| Dr. Frank Chalk from Concordia University on Mobilizing the Will to Intervene, an initiative to inform governments and prevent mass atrocities before they occur.

| Ex-employees at Montreal's La Station des Sports, a sports bar in downtown Montreal, speak out against the way they were mistreated by their former boss.

| Another independent bookstore shuts down in Montreal. A feature interview with local bookshop owner Terry Westcott about independent bookstores in Montreal and if they can survive.

| Montreal chooses beer over books. Sports bar La Station des Sports is shutting down other businesses in order to turn the bar into a 900-seat sports complex.

| Canada's federal election didn't quite turn out the way everyone expected. I speak with Ilona Dougherty, the executive director of Apathy is Boring, a group mobilizing the youth vote in Canada.

| 'We are Jose' is an awareness-raising tour being led by Jose Figueroa, an El Savadoran man living in Langley, B.C. with a deportation order against him by the Canadian government.

| Guatemala's Nuevo Horizonte is a co-operative community founded in 1998 by former guerrilla fighters, two years after a peace agreement was made with the government, ending over 36 years of civil war.

| Formed in 1999 by Protess and students, the Medill Innocence Project has uncovered evidence to free 11 innocent men, five of them on death row in the state of Illinois.

| At Montreal's Afghan Women's Centre, Makai Aref has organized a catering service to empower a group of local Afghan women.

| QuebecLeaks.org co-founder and spokesperson Luc Lefebvre explains the new Canadian whistleblower website.