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. 

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We've got a variety of Agenda programming scheduled for the week. 

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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. 

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Dr. Katy Kamkar is a Clinical Psychologist in the Work, Stress, and Health Program, at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), and she'll be joining us for a live, online Q&A on Wednesday at noon. We want your questions. 

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The Agenda's contribution to Mental Mealth Matters continued on Tuesday night, with a discussion about how family members are affected when a loved one suffers from mental illness. Producer Sandra Gionas hosted a web chat to coincide with the broadcast. 

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Accompanying our 8:00 p.m. broadcast on Thursday night, we hosted a live web chat about Ontario's Green Energy Act.

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Continuing our Mental Health Matters series, on Tuesday night we live-chatted about mental health in the workplace. 

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We start the week with a discussion about the rise of global Christianity, and then focus on home: What happened to Canada's green economy? With austerity in the air, where do Canada's unions stand? 

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Today is our talented director Michael Smith's last day at work. Beginning next week, he'll be directing his retirement. 

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Bob Sandford is the Canadian Chair of the United Nations Water for Life Decade, and a renowned water expert. He answered some of our questions about Canadians' attitudes towards water.

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