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Our Times

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Sunday, 9pm ET / 6pm PT

From award-winning journalist Holly Doan, this eight-part series highlights major policy themes and personalities from the last two decades. From political upheaval and the debate over gay marriage, to the Internet revolution and society’s fear of terrorism, Our Times recounts the stories of our era.

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loved this episode & absolutely love this series.

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Holly is an award-winning journalist and Canada’s leading producer of political history documentaries for television. She joined CPAC in 2002 as a contributor to PrimeTime Politics and has produced Our Times, The Fifties, The Premiers, The Prime Ministers and The Rideau Canal. Holly also served as CTV China Bureau Chief, CTV Toronto corres... Read more
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William Zwaagstra:
Without even further input of this letter ,what this really comes down is God's word verse's "fallen " mankin
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