HIV disclosure a grey area
Michael Foster of AIDS Community Care Montreal says the issue of HIV disclosure is grey at best for those with the disease, and many fear disclosing that information to their sexual partners for fear of rejection.
Taking on eating disorders
Meaghan Buisson, the executive director of BodyWhys Youth Canada, says eating disorders are having a tremendous impact on society, yet they are still misunderstood.
Death penalty opinions shift
Angus Reid's Mario Canseco says there are a number of cases, such as the Robert Pickton trial, that has made many Canadians change their opinions on being able to carry out the death penalty in Canada.
WSIB to cover crash expenses
Stan Raper, national director of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, reacts the the WSIB's decision to cover the medical and travel costs of the crash in Hampstead, Ont.
Margaret Somerville, director
The director of McGill Centre for Medicine, Ethics and Law says there is no question that patients do have to disclose information of they are putting their partners at risk, but the SCC needs to determine the boundaries around consent.
Frantic social worker calls 911
CTV News correspondent Joy Malbon says investigators now believe Josh Powell was getting rid of evidence by killing his children. Meanwhile, 911 tapes reveal a frantic social worker alerting a dispatcher about an emergency, but the house explodes after seven minutes.
German Gutierrez, activist
A community activist says many migrant workers live in isolation, work long hours and have no contact with the community.
Pierre Nantel on the refusal
The NDP MP says it is illogical to receive the Queen's medal when there are other, more deserving people in his riding. He says he is not being anti-monarchist, but there shouldn't be so much money spent on the Jubilee.
John Vennavally-Rao in London
Authorities are putting the blame on the driver for failing to stop at a stop sign and not yielding to oncoming traffic.
Greek austerity measures
Michael Hewson of CMC Markets says it is not a matter of if Greece falls, it is when, and explains the fall is only being delayed as long as possible.
OPP on the investigation
The OPP say there are a lot more questions than there are answers and they are working diligently to bring some understanding and closure to a heartbreaking event. They also say the crash was preventable.
Richard Madan on the stats
CTV's Parliamentary reporter says Canada's population trend is moving westward, with more people living west of Ontario than east -- and in suburbs.
Population shifts in census
Marc Hamel, census manager of Statistics Canada, says the rate of growth for the population has gone up in the past three to five years throughout Canada.
Rick Santorum's surge?
U.S. political analyst Mark Plotkin says Rick Santorum is a social conservative, and explains there are serious questions about whether he is electable, as he does not appeal to independents.
Clara Hughes on her struggle
The Olympian and national spokesperson for Bell Let's Talk says sharing her story of depression is the most important thing she has ever done.
Giant whale shark found in Pakistan
A seven tonne dead whale-shark has been found by local fishermen in the waters near the Pakistani port city of Karachi. Local fishermen lifted the giant whale shark out of the water, with the help several cranes and ropes in an operation that took over four hours.
Population shifts in census
Marc Hamel, census manager of Statistics Canada, says the rate of growth for the population has gone up in the past three to five years throughout Canada.
Roger Smith in Beijing
A CTV News correspondent says the government is making a big deal about the foreign investment protection agreement, which has spent 18 years in negotiation.
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Power Play: Journalists panel
Reporters discuss and debate the latest political developments in Ottawa and what they mean to Canadians from coast-to-coast.
Power Play: Caterpillar blames high labour cost
NDP MP Irene Mathyssen says Caterpillar is known as anti-worker, anti-union and they would have left Canada regardless. Conservative MP Joe Preston says London, Ont., will bounce back from the plant closure.
Power Play: Canada no longer leading G7?
CIBC World Markets chief economist Avery Shenfeld says Canada is still a lap ahead of other G7 nations, but in terms of economic growth, the U.S. is starting to nudge Canada out of the top spot.
Power Play: CSIS allowed to use torture info
NDP defence critic David Christopherson says if CSIS continues to use information gathered from torture, torture will continue. Liberal defence critic John McKay says accepting torture information is a moral slippery slope.
Power Play: F-35 troubles, CSIS torture tactics
NDP defence critic David Christopherson and Liberal defence critic John McKay discuss the recent troubles with the F-35 fighter jet and how CSIS has begun to accept information garnered from torture.
Power Play: Canada supports Syrian people: MacKay
Defence Minister Peter MacKay says they haven't acted in Syria yet because there has been no UN resolution, due in part to Russia and China, but that does not diminish Canada's support for the Syrian people.
Power Play: Brett Wilson, entrepreneur
A Diamond Jubilee medal recipient discusses how he feels about the monarchy, what some of his next plans are and also weighs in on the pipeline debate.
Power Play: Brett Wilson, entrepreneur
A Diamond Jubilee medal recipient discusses how he feels about the monarchy, what some of his next plans are and also weighs in on the pipeline debate.
Power Play: Journalists panel
Reporters discuss and debate the latest political developments in Ottawa and what they mean to Canadians from coast-to-coast.
Power Play: Nycole Turmel, NDP interim leader
The NDP interim leader discusses whether Prime Minister Stephen Harper listened to what she had to say regarding the federal budget and also what issues she urged him to focus on.
Power Play: Economy, human rights on agenda
Gregory Chin with the Centre for International Governance Innovation and Greg Stringham the vice president of CAPP Markets and Oil Sands discuss Canada and China's relationship and what will be discussed on Harper's trip.
Power Play: Economy, human rights on agenda
Gregory Chin with the Centre for International Governance Innovation and Greg Stringham the vice president of CAPP Markets and Oil Sands discuss Canada and China's relationship and what will be discussed on Harper's trip.
Power Play: What should Canada do?
Deepak Obhrai, a Conservative MP, Helene Laverdiere, an NDP MP, and Dominic LeBlanc, a Liberal foreign affairs critic discuss why the Canadian embassy isn't being closed down and if diplomats should be called home from Damascus.
Power Play: What should Canada do?
Deepak Obhrai, a Conservative MP, Helene Laverdiere, an NDP MP, and Dominic LeBlanc, a Liberal foreign affairs critic discuss why the Canadian embassy isn't being closed down and if diplomats should be called home from Damascus.
Power Play: The Last Word
The host of CTV's Power Play, Don Martin wraps up the week with his thoughts on the latest political stories in Ottawa.
Power Play: Journalists panel
Reporters discuss and debate the latest political developments in Ottawa and what they mean to Canadians from coast-to-coast.
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