The atmosphere surrounding the election intensifies. Geri Hall finds herself in custody, a consequence of actions linked to the Harper administration, before later engaging in conversation with Stéphane Dion. Meanwhile, Elizabeth May, a pro…

The election remains the focus of attention. Geri Hall interviews Gilles Duceppe and Jack Layton. Additionally, tonight's episode of 'The Hour' features George Stroumboulopoulis and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as guest.

The broadcast featured a special election coverage with Rex Murphy and Ian Hanomansing. Additionally, Geri Hall interviewed Elizabeth May, the Leader of the Green Party of Canada.

Premier Danny Williams has traveled to China. Meanwhile, Mark Jackson, our Teen Correspondent, offers a report from the opening night of *The Sound of Music* in Toronto.

The programming begins with the Canada in the Morning Halloween Special. This is followed by a TMZ feature on Jian Ghomeshi, the host of CBC Radio's Q. Subsequently, Mark travels to Alaska for an exploration of Vice Presidential Candidate S…

From Florida, Mark Critch covers the approaching American election, while Babe Bennett makes a return after a two-year absence.

At the First Minister's Conference, Mark Critch engaged in conversation with Premiers Danny Williams of Newfoundland and Labrador, Rodney MacDonald of Nova Scotia, Gordon Campbell of British Columbia, and Dalton McGuinty of Ontario. Meanwhi…

Geri Hall reports live from the Grey Cup, while Raj Binder covers the 2008 BC Poker Championship in Vancouver.

The holiday season offers a selection of festive programming, including Galen Westin’s *Memories of Christmas*, featuring guests Leslie Feist, David Suzuki, and Anne Murray. Additionally, Gordon Ramsay presents his own take on Christmas cel…

Reflecting on the year of 2008.

Geri Hall interviews Michael Ignatieff, currently a prominent figure, followed by a further monologue from Rex Murphy.

Geri Hall was the sole woman present at the gathering known as "The Week the Woman Went Town" in Tatamagouche. The event was themed around Air Canada – The Board Game.

With Parliament reconvening on Monday, Geri Hall will be in Montreal for the NHL All-Star Game.

From Quebec City's Crashed Ice, Mark Critch files a report, while Amazing Discoveries presents a look at the 2009 Federal Budget.

A woman casting her vote as an independent discusses Peter Mansbridge's conversation with President Barack Obama, while Michael Ignatieff attempts to cultivate favor in the West.

Gavin Crawford interviews Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff, seeking guidance on his portrayal of the politician. Meanwhile, Nathan Fielder presents a revised rendition of the Canadian National Anthem.

The question of whether curling deserves high-definition broadcast attention is posed by 22 Minutes, alongside the welcome reappearance of Shaun Majumder.

In Computer Corner, Gunther Wilson explores the topic of GeoFencing and offers an introduction to his younger brother, Aalto. Geri Hall then presents a report from the Brier.

Twenty-Two Minutes welcomes Ian Hanomansing. Elsewhere, Rex Murphy discusses Evolution.