In Steve Paikin's fifth and final post about Jimmy Carter, he focuses on the former president's library in Atlanta, Georgia. 

How do we transform health care in Ontario without breaking the bank at the same time?

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Steve Paikin's five-part series about Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, continues. Part four: one of the most impactful first ladies in American history, Rosalynn Carter. 

Part three of Steve Paikin's five-part series about Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States. Today: two of Carter's political nemeses: Cuban dictator Fidel Castro and Massachusetts Senator Edward M. Kennedy.

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Sometimes, the transition between the outgoing and the incoming leader are seamless. This isn't one of those times.

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Part two of a five-part series on Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, with whom Steve Paikin recently spent a couple of days with in Plains, Georgia. Today: the two presidents named Bush. 

The Kelowna Accord, designed to improve the lives of indigenous Canadians, didn't survive the end of Paul Martin's government in 2006. But the midwives to that agreement are still at it.

All this week, we'll roll out a five-part series on the 39th president of the United States, with whom Steve Paikin recently spent a couple of days with in Plains, Georgia. Today, reconsidering the Carter presidency.

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Voters in Ontario are in a pickle. They may want to punish Dalton McGuinty for the steady drip of transgressions, but he's gone and Kathleen Wynne is now on the job. What to do?

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Thirty years ago this month, the old Progressive Conservative Party tossed out as leader a former prime minister, in favour of a man who'd never been elected to anything. It turned out to be a pretty good decision for the party. 

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