Videos

Terrilee Kelford and Leigh Bursey talk about some of the challenges facing tiny homes in Canada, and the impact that seeing more tiny homes being built could bring.

Brantford City Councillor joins Leigh this week to talk about guaranteed minimum income. In a time where inflation is fast outpacing pay raises, is this the right time for the government to create a minimum living wage that would support all Canadians? Joshua discusses how COVID-19 has again raised these concerns.

Rev. Kimberly Heath talks about how the Wall Street United Church has changed and modernized their practices to still be able to reach out to the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The pandemic has been stressful on a lot of people and one option which could help relieve stress is meditation. There are many different different styles of meditation, but one thing all styles have in common is to control your breathing to help center your body. Jackie guides Leigh and Josh on a short meditation in this web exclusive clip!

Senator Patrick Brazeau talks about his work to promoting mental health and how life has been for him since the COVID-19 pandemic has taken grip of our country.

Senator Patrick Brazeau talks about his work to promoting mental health and how life has been for him since the COVID-19 pandemic has taken grip of our country.

It doesn't always go smoothly when we're filming an episode of Critical Thinking, and most of the time we don't keep the outtakes, but every now and then a real gem comes along that we just have to share! Here are 4 of funny moments from the last 10 seasons of Critical Thinking.

Leilani Farha From Canada Without Poverty talks about her work with the United Nations throughout the years.

Political consultant Cameron Holmstrom gives his thoughts about what the post COVID-19 world could look like in Canadian politics.