What do anarchists want? Where is the line between being happy and being healthy? Should non-smokers be given extra vacation days? Brock University's secret to student engagement?
We keep hearing about anarchy and anarchists as well as their involvement with what happened on Locke Street. What many people probably don't know is, what anarchists actually stand for and want.\n\nGuest: Dr. Francis Dupuis-Deri, Professor of Political Science at Universit\xe9 du Qu\xe9bec \xe0 Montr\xe9al-It's good to accept who are you and what you look like but there has to be a line drawn between being happy and being healthy... right?\n\nGuest: Dr. Gregory Steinberg, Canada Research Chair in Metabolism, Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes-There's a movement that will allow non-smokers to be given extra vacation days to compensate for the smoke breaks that smokers get. Where do you stand on this? Is it a good idea or completely unfair?-Student engagement is a big challenge for Canadian universities when it comes to attending events but if there's one university that outshines the others, it's Brock University. They have a huge turnout of students to their events even if the students have to pay to get in, what's their secret?\n\nGuest: Neil Lumsden, Athletics Director at Brock University