On The Agenda
Owe Canada and Big Macs as a Barometer
Monday, May 14
The perils of personal debt and Big Macs as a wage benchmark.
Three Countries of the Arab Spring
Tuesday, May 15
The Agenda looks at the meaning of the Arab Spring in the countries of Egypt, Libya and Syria.
The Business of Show Business
Wednesday, May 16
Martin Short on US politics. Karen Thorne-Stone on a successful year in tv and film production. And Jeffrey Steiner on adapting Jeffrey Archer's work.
Brand Canada
Thursday, May 17
Canadiana 2.0: Are we seeing a reimagining of Canada?
Looking at the Teardrop Nation
Friday, May 18
The Agenda examines what young Canadians with ties to Sri Lanka are doing here to help their families' homeland recover from the decades-long conflict.
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Steve Paikin
Tuesday May 15, 2012
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Finally, after almost a decade of waiting, Ernie Eves has had his portrait hung at Queen's Park.
Navin Vaswani
Monday May 14, 2012
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We've got a variety of Agenda programming scheduled for the week.
Mark Brosens
Monday May 14, 2012
Anti-Semitic teaching materials at a Toronto Islamic school; Northern Ontario’s mayors speaking out against privatizing Ontario Northland; rural Ontarians upset about the end of slot machine revenue sharing... We recap a week when Ontarians didn’t get along with each other.
Steve Paikin
Monday May 14, 2012
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Two of the more successful behind the scenes political consultants cross swords, as they discuss the challenges of making Ontario's minority parliament work.
