**(Opening – reminiscent of a "60 Minutes" segment)** Tonight, we delve into stories that illuminate the complexities of our world. From the shadows lurking beneath a vibrant city, to the unexpected moments of levity that punctuate serio…

A peculiar facet of our national identity lies in those Heritage Minutes, often employing exaggerated Scottish accents to promote rather unremarkable goods – a curious element of our cultural narrative. Canada's aspirations in the realm of…

Bas MacLaren spoke with Ralph Nader regarding the perils inherent in wagering on improbable outcomes. Meanwhile, Stephen Harper issued a challenge to the throne speech. Uwe Mayer reported from the Parliament opening, detailing the latest tr…

The program lineup featured a diverse collection of sounds and stories. "Music Memoirs" aired on CBC Radio-Two, followed by the familiar warmth of "Vinyl Cafe" with Stuart McLean. Mrs. Enid offered her distinctive perspective on the often-c…

A moment of visible frustration from Prime Minister Stephen Harper punctuated the proceedings in the House of Commons, triggered by a lighthearted jest from his leader. Meanwhile, the Bush campaign worked diligently to regain control of a t…

Sheila Copps has recently published her candid autobiography, a work promising revealing insights into her career. Meanwhile, Ralph Klein continues to battle his alcoholism as he navigates the demands of the campaign trail. Teen corresponde…

The season's first clip show appeared only after six episodes, a development that hopefully marks the end of such practices. This online editor finds the frequency of these compilations excessive, appearing far too often.

Twenty-Two Minutes has thrown its support behind Ralph Klein in the Alberta election, citing a need for politicians unafraid to speak plainly – a sentiment perhaps born from the recent departures of Stockwell Day and Jean Chrétien. Memb…

The recent political landscape saw a sharp turn when Liberal MP Carolyn Parrish’s controversial interview resulted in her removal from the party caucus. In Toronto, Gilles Duceppe attempted to present a more approachable image of the separa…

Paul Martin traveled to Africa. Danny Williams secured victory in what has become a predictable contest of intergovernmental one-liners. Raj Bhinder was present at the Grey Cup. The program "Frontiers in Science" explored the potential of w…

The week unfolded with a curious mix of political encounters and cultural observations. Mark Critch conducted an impromptu interview with George W. Bush, a brief exchange captured on the fly. Meanwhile, Stephen Harper experienced a disconce…