A few highlights from The Agenda's Twitter chat Thursday night about political scandals. Many of our followers took the opportunity to weigh in on the controversy surrounding Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.
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Gawker concedes that as its crowdfunding effort to buy the Rob Ford video is on track to reach its goal, it cannot make contact with the owner of the video, which raises the possibility that, for a host of different reasons, the video might never see the light of the day. What happens if it is never released?
An ethical dilemma amid a major scandal.
Former Toronto mayor David Miller is guest blogging for The Agenda. In his first of four posts, he writes about an issue close to his heart: public transit.
As OLG chair, Paul Godfrey helped cancel the SARP program, which angered Ontario's horse racing industry to no end. Now that Godfrey has been fired from his OLG job, we asked people who work in horse racing what they thought of the changes the government was making.
No, it's not the name of a new rock band.
Part two of a four-part series by economist Paul Summerville on how to build a fairer society.
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Writer and comedian Rick Green talks about how attention deficit hyperactivity disorder affected his life and his creativity.
Tuesday's broadcast examines the latest thinking around attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Agenda intern Harrison Lowman shares his own personal struggle with the condition.


















