In light of May 17, 2012 being the International Day Against Homophobia, and President Obama's recent announcement in support of gay marriage, we're hosting a live chat to talk about shifting attitudes towards gay marriage. We want to hear from you.
The Inside Agenda Blog
Finally, after almost a decade of waiting, Ernie Eves has had his portrait hung at Queen's Park.
We've got a variety of Agenda programming scheduled for the week.
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.
Two of the more successful behind the scenes political consultants cross swords, as they discuss the challenges of making Ontario's minority parliament work.
I first met Catherine Pringle when she was former Ontario PC Leader John Tory’s press secretary. She was so competent at her job, I never had an inkling that she’d had a history with mental illness, until I saw her mother Valerie, the broadcaster, talk about it on television.
During her first schizophrenic episode, voices in Marie Asuncion's were telling her that she was going to hurt her mother, and then herself.
The host of TSN's Off The Record has bravely gone public, talking about his decades-long bout with depression. We check in with Michael to see how he's doing and whether things are changing quickly enough across society.
On Wednesday at noon, we held a live Q&A with Dr. Katy Kamkar, Clinical Psychologist in the Work, Stress, and Health Program at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). She took your questions. Click through to read her answers.
Being the daughter of a respected, long-time member of Parliament didn't make solving the mental health puzzle any easier for Elaine Flis.















