Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor speaks to Nahlah Ayed about his life’s journey, from growing up in Montreal in the 1930s, ...

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Mr. Chancellor, it is my honour to present to you award-winning journalist and veteran foreign correspondent Ms. Nahlah Ayed. Ms. Ayed is a first-generation Canadian. Her parents came to Canada as ...

"It was surreal. The cell was a strange place, our treatment, our interrogation, torture, everything," he told IDEAS host Nahlah Ayed. "I felt as though I was a different person, watching myself ...