Did full-day kindergarten solve your child care troubles once and for all? Or did it make them worse? We want to hear from parents across the province about what the roll out has meant for the care of their kids.

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High school history teacher Nathan Tidridge outlines a number of key concerns he and several prominent educators have about the current review of Ontario's Civics curriculum.

Calling all parents with children under 10: Finding suitable child care has led down many an unexpected road. Anything on this list ring a bell for you?

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Labour and human rights lawyer Fay Faraday talks about problems with the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, the most utilized route to Canada.

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Toronto immigration lawyer Mario Bellissimo talks about the federal government's controversial elimination of the application backlog in Canada's immigration system. 

Producer Hilary Clark writes about the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Ontario's report, tabled on February 25, which redraws Ontario's federal ridings in the House of Commons, and says goodbye to her Trinity-Spadina riding. 

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With a strong dollar, plenty of online shopping options, and the proven price differences between Canadian and U.S. retailers, what's an Ontario shopper to do? Go local or get the deal?

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As part of our Aging in Ontario series this week on The Agenda, producer Hilary Clark spoke with Dr. Lynn McDonald via online video to get a sense of how our perceptions of aging have changed over time. 

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Ontario Place may be closed, but discussion of what to do about it may just be heating up.

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Any disucssion of privatizing the LCBO invaribly needs to address the dollars and cents of the matter, including of course the $1.6 billion going to the Ontario treasury each year. But that's easier said than done.

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