Where Are They Now? 2: Remember Canada’s first woman premier? Or the protestor throttled by Jean Chretien? Or the officer who won the right to wear a turban in the RCMP? This good-natured episode profiles once-public figures to answer (...)

The Upheaval: This episode chronicles the dramatic rise and fall of the Reform and Bloc parties. Brian Mulroney called them “one-trick ponies,” yet they rate as the most successful protest movements in Canadian history, drawing 4.4 (...)

The Fear: This story documents the political and human impact of 9/11 and terrorism on Canadian life, from domestic spying and airport security sweeps to the nation’s first military deployment in Asian since 1950. This episode analyzes (...)

Love & Marriage: The story of same-sex marriage, the most significant civil rights question of the era and “the most divisive issue since the flag debate,” said MP Scott Brison. In never-told anecdotes and unique interviews, this (...)

Where Are They Now? 1: Remember the Member of Parliament driven from office over his role in the sponsorship scandal? Or the man who changed the face of the Canadian labour movement? Or the Olympic gold medalist who fought against the gun (...)

The Superhighway: A vivid account of the political impact of the computer. From political fundraising to bilingualism, enforcement of Elections Canada law and media coverage of Parliament, the Internet impacted the ground rules of Canadian (...)

The Vanishing Majority: With voter apathy at an all-time high, this documentary examines the fortunes of the Liberals and Conservatives. The two original parties have dominated Canadian politics and yet suffered a slow, steady erosion of (...)

Holly Doan joins CPAC online producer and editor Andrew Thomson to preview Our Times. The eight-part series highlights the personalities and trends that defined Canadian politics and society over the past two decades. Among the topics they (...)

The Bubble: A chronicle of credit as the economic story of our times, from the federal deficit crisis of 1995 to the dramatic growth of household debt to historic levels. Did government help or hurt the nation with 0% down payments and (...)