NDP leader Tom Mulcair finds himself in a contest with his own past, while a man with a fondness for trucks discovers an unexpected affection.

Tonight, on *22 Minutes*, the candidates will clash in the national election debate, facing a sharp critique from Canada's Nobel laureate.

Tonight, 22 Minutes presents its election results special: a look at the victors, the vanquished, and the targets of our amusement.

This evening on *22 Minutes*, we bring you a comprehensive look at the aftermath of the recent election, alongside the Settlers of Catanada as they negotiate trade in wheat, oil, and timber.

The political landscape shifts as Thomas Mulcair makes a reappearance, while Bob Rae, ever the steady hand, resumes his role as interim leader. We also examine the future prospects of the Marijuana Party.

Tonight's episode of *22 Minutes* features the return of the Hipster Chef, alongside a musical tribute to Justin Trudeau's optimistic image.

Tonight's episode of *22 Minutes* features an interview with newly appointed cabinet minister Scott Brison, examining the Trudeau government's performance to date. We also provide a look inside the ongoing trial of Mike Duffy.

Mark Critch provides a tour of the parliamentary landscape for the newly appointed Minister of National Defence, Harjit Sajjan. Meanwhile, we speak with Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, who is attending the Climate Conference in Paris.

In this hour-long comedy special, *22 Minutes* playfully tackles the holidays. Featuring contributions from across Canada, *The 22 Minutes Holiday Special* is a grand celebration for all Canadians. Meet the unlikely heroes of the season and…

*This Hour Has 22 Minutes* revisits the year's most memorable sketches from 2015, with Cathy Jones, Mark Critch, Shaun Majumder, and Susan Kent each offering a personal countdown to the end of the year.

Tonight, we return to some of the most beloved moments from this season's sketches, featuring the talented Cathy Jones, Mark Critch, Shaun Majumder, and Susan Kent.

Shaun Majumder journeys to the northernmost inhabited settlement on Earth. He explores a novel game called "Boot to the Junk," and uncovers a surprisingly prevalent phenomenon: reckless driving.

Mark Critch engages Kevin O’Leary in a discussion of his political aspirations. Meanwhile, Shaun Majumder consults the numerical realm for insights into Justin Trudeau’s prospects. And the struggling Canadian dollar seeks solace with a ther…

A surprising fondness has blossomed for Mrs. Enid within the reality program, *The Bachelor*; Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau releases her debut album, *Wrong Place*; and a Newfoundland cowboy sets about rectifying a past injustice.

Mark Critch and Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi discussed pipeline issues, while Shaun Majumder journeyed to Iowa to observe the unfolding American presidential campaign.

A glimpse into the world of Anne of Green Gables, reimagined by an author known for Breaking Bad—a project that offers a distinctly contemporary perspective—and the NBA halftime show receives a vibrant infusion of Cirque du Soleil artistry.

This installment presents a collection of moments showcasing Justin Trudeau, drawn from sketches and interviews. Highlights include scenes from a barbershop, a boxing ring, and aboard a tour bus.

Our latest installment of "Best of Music Videos" features a vibrant collection of standout performances, including Get Duffy, Sexy Climate Change, and Fresh Prince of Rideau.

Tonight's program features an interview with Peter Mansbridge regarding his persona, Peter Moosebridge. We also journey to the familiar grounds of Canada’s Environment Minister, Catherine McKenna, and seek astute observations on American po…

The departure of Hy's, a beloved local establishment, seems to unlock a series of hidden stories within Ottawa. This shift prompts an examination of governmental openness, alongside a look at the increasing number of Americans choosing to m…

Mark Critch files a report from the State visit to Washington, offering insight into the evolving Conservative party. And, inevitably, a question lingers: what is the fascination with hockey hair?

This evening's broadcast offers a glimpse into the current administration at the White House, a moment of considerable challenge for Justin Trudeau, and an interview with Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne conducted by Mary Walsh.

This evening, Mark Critch will be in conversation with Finance Minister Bill Morneau; David Suzuki marks his 80th birthday; and Apple launches its latest iPhone.