Some people responded to growing dangers in the 90s by turning to new religions and cults for guidance and support. In some cases, that decision yielded deadly consequences.

On this episode, we explore the benefits of laughter as therapy, using improv performance as a testing ground.

"This was something we could do to show our support," said Anthony Kerkman.

After spending almost 12 years in prison for the murder of Nova Scotia teen Sandy Seale, Donald Marshall Jr. was exonerated and became a symbol for Canada's wrongfully convicted.

The August 11, 1995 crash was Canada’s deadliest accident on a rapid transit system.

On this week's Super Awesome Science Show, we explore how relevance — a new learning technique — can be used to keep students creative and positive.

This week's episode of the Dark Poutine podcast covers the kidnapping of a North Vancouver woman named Cynthia Kilburn.

On this week's 'Super Awesome Science Show,' we’re going to explore what has led to an increase in Canada's cycling population and how we might be able to become a cycling nation.

On this week's 'Super Awesome Science Show,' we’re going to explore why we should be worried about our water.

On this week's Super Awesome Science Show, we’re going to explore the science behind making the perfect drink.