*22 Minutes* begins its nineteenth season with Mark Critch offering career guidance to the familiar face of Lloyd Robertson.

22 Minutes journeys to the set of *Coronation Street*, a television institution, and as the 41st Parliament prepares to convene, Mark Critch speaks with several newly elected NDP MPs as they approach their first day in Ottawa.

Peter Mackay faces scrutiny over his helicopter expenditures in an upcoming episode of *22 Minutes*. Meanwhile, a collective of celebrated Canadian musicians unite to offer support to their peers, the band The Tea Party.

Don Cherry (played by Mark Critch) offers a glimpse of CBC's Hockey Night Election coverage in the upcoming episode of *22 Minutes*.

Raj Binder (Shaun Majumder) reports on the Jets' homecoming as the National Hockey League season begins.

The Sheepdogs, one of Canada’s most sought-after bands, receive a fresh look in publications ranging from Rolling Stone to 22 Minutes. We also share a special Movember tribute to a cherished figure in Canadian culture.

Alan Thicke lends his voice as guest host for our retrospective on the 1980s! Joining him will be Ben Mulroney, David Suzuki, Bob MacDonald, and musical performers The Spoons.

This evening, 22 Minutes engages with the topic of Movember, speaking with Members of Parliament such as Justin Trudeau on Parliament Hill. We also offer our perspective on Tony Clement's recent appearance before a Commons committee discuss…

Gordon Pinsent reprises his role as The Rowdyman in a sequel to the beloved 1970s film. This marks the culmination of our Movember moustache-judging contest, with esteemed guests Olivia Chow and Ron MacLean presiding over the final delibera…

Award-winning political correspondent Craig Oliver joins us today to reflect on his extensive career in journalism, while Mark Critch encounters a few unexpected delights during a visit to a Canadian bar in England.

A twenty-two Minutes episode explores the holiday season with guests Greg Thomey, Allan Hawco, and Kevin O'Leary of Dragons' Den.

As the new year begins, consider the reason for the influx of fitness enthusiasts filling gyms in January. Joining us are Betty Hope (Cathy Jones) from *Panic Room*, and Raj Binder (Shaun Majumder), beloved for his spirited commentary on sp…

Mark Critch observes the ongoing revitalization efforts within the Liberal party, engaging with Interim Leader Bob Rae and several prominent Liberal Members of Parliament. Meanwhile, Shaun Majumder journeys to the Consumer Electronics Show …

Mark Critch journeys to South Carolina to assess the Republican contenders, while Susan Kent travels to Ottawa for the Model Parliament.

We followed the New Democratic Party leadership debate in Halifax and then turned our attention to "Corporation Nightmares" with celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay (played by Mark Critch).

"Things We Hate About Valentine's Day" offers a gently humorous perspective on sentimental displays of affection, while Shaun Majumder explores the art of expressing love during a visit to Hallmark's Canadian headquarters.

Mark Critch faces off against Member of Parliament Justin Trudeau in a boxing match, as online discourse intensifies around Public Safety Minister Vic Toews and the Conservative Party's proposed online surveillance legislation.

Marg Delahunty, the sharp-witted warrior princess, is back on *22 Minutes*, where she'll be interviewing RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson. Meanwhile, Susan Kent and Meredith MacNeill are journeying to Toronto to audition for "The Bachelor Cana…

A familiar face from Canadian television – a canine celebrity – is returning to work in a new hospital drama. This is accompanied by a glimpse of the upcoming CBC movie spin-off, briefly previewed during a commentary segment on Hockey Night…

Mark Critch journeys to Toronto for the New Democratic Party leadership convention, where Cathy Jones, known as The Queen, makes an unexpected appearance in search of her Jubilee party. Additionally, we present exclusive insights from the c…

Shaun Majumder offers musical counsel to this year's Juno nominees. We journey to Peggy's Cove to examine the sale of a landmark lighthouse, and Mark Critch recounts the results of the boxing match between Trudeau and Brazeau.