Paikin, Videos

A conversation with Bill Davis: first elected 50 years ago today, his 25 years in public life touch us still.

A repatriated constitution with a Charter of Rights and Freedoms, full public funding for Ontario's Roman Catholic schools, the community college system, the championing of public transit over automobile expressways, and a complete redefinition of the word 'circumlocution': first elected 50 years ago today, Bill Davis' 25 years in public life touch us still.

A conversation with Bill Davis: first elected 50 years ago today, his 25 years in public life touch us still.

A repatriated constitution with a Charter of Rights and Freedoms, full public funding for Ontario's Roman Catholic schools, the community college system, the championing of public transit over automobile expressways, and a complete redefinition of the word 'circumlocution': first elected 50 years ago today, Bill Davis' 25 years in public life touch us still.

From health contracts at Queen's Park, to medical isotopes in Ottawa, to expense accounts in the British Parliament: politics and public accountability in a time of big government spending.

Keeping it private: Information and Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian and the need to remind Ontarians what they don't need to share with the government.

From health contracts at Queen's Park, to medical isotopes in Ottawa, to expense accounts in the British Parliament: politics and public accountability in a time of big government spending.

Keeping it private: Information and Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian and the need to remind Ontarians what they don't need to share with the government.

Reaching out to 1.3 billion people: rating Barack Obama's Cairo speech as both policy and public relations.

Reaching out to 1.3 billion people: rating Barack Obama's Cairo speech as both policy and public relations.

Un-Canadian? Author Ezra Levant and how the country's human rights commissions are undermining democracy in the name of rights.

The dark arts of political communication: attack ads may work, but do they cheapen politics in the process?

Un-Canadian? Author Ezra Levant and how the country's human rights commissions are undermining democracy in the name of rights.

The dark arts of political communication: attack ads may work, but do they cheapen politics in the process?

Trade trouble: Minister of International Trade Stockwell Day and what his government is doing to counter the U.S.'s 'buy American' legislation.

The return of protectionism: what it means for trading countries like Canada ... and for the future of globalization.

Trade trouble: Minister of International Trade Stockwell Day and what his government is doing to counter the U.S.'s 'buy American' legislation.

The return of protectionism: what it means for trading countries like Canada ... and for the future of globalization.

Canada's continuing quest for high speed rail: Will a slumping economy and environmental concerns spur public- and private-sector action?

The podcast that predicts the present: Jesse Brown discusses the internet's impact on politics and culture. Search Engine blog and subscribe to podcast at: http://www.tvo.org/searchengine