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Analyzing events at Queen's Park throughout the '90s.
4th Reading About the ShowHost Steve Paikin is joined by a regular panel of veteran politicians from the three major political parties to analyze the week's events at Queen's Park |
Arts Now: The Creative Environment About the ShowThe work of modern artists not only influences the environment in which they live, but often draws its inspiration from that environment. The programs in this series present examples of interesting individuals in the artistic community. Their essent |
A look at Ontario's unique character through its well known personalities.
Behind the Shield About the ShowJournalists Scott Symons and Mary Kay Ross investigate Ontario's unique character in this subjective portrait of the province and its concerns. Controversial issues introduced by the hosts include immigration and multiculturalism, the Americanization of |
Bits and Bytes About the ShowA series of 12 entertaining and informative programs portraying the education of computer novice Billy Van and his tutoring by actress Luba Goy. Animated sequences, on-location field trips, and a wide selection of microcomputers in the studio, help |
Interviews with pivotal Canadian artists in today's vibrant cultural life.
Cope About the Show"Cope" is a probing series of half-hour programs that talk to today's youth. Host John De Lazzer's relaxed, informal approach encourages parents and teens to talk freely about such issues as birth control, suicide, the stereotyping of sex roles, leaving |
Interviews with pivotal Canadian artists in today's vibrant cultural life.
Dialogue About the ShowHost Richard Ouzounian interviews actors, choreographers, broadcasters, comedians, filmmakers, and other pivotal artists in the vibrant cultural life of Ontario. |
Hot talk on the world's hot spots.
Diplomatic Immunity with Steve Paikin About the ShowDiscussions on the most current foreign affairs. Host Steve Paikin along with informed panelists Richard Gwyn of the Toronto Star, Janice Stein, professor of international relations at the University of Toronto; and Eric Margolis, contributing foreig |
Writers and the world of literature.
Imprint About the ShowThis topical literary series offers discussion and debate on a wide range of issues in the world of literature, interspersed with the latest publishing events and book news. While keeping tabs on the continuing evolution of the English language, the |
Inquiring Minds About the ShowThese witty programs capture students' interest, and increase their understanding of essential science content as intrepid investigators take viewers outside the typical television studio to explore intriguing questions about the world around them. M |
A lecture series, based on a 3rd year psychology course at the University of Toronto.
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Paula's deft and intelligent questioning style reveals the spirit and humanity of her guests.
Person 2 Person About the ShowPaula's deft and intelligent questioning style reveals the spirit and humanity of her guests. |
Entertaining and stimulating learning experiences for young children.
Polka Dot Door About the Show"Polka Dot Door", a series of half-hour programs, is designed to provide entertaining and stimulating learning experiences for young children. The series format assigns a theme to each week's five programs, and each day has a particular thrust. |
An acclaimed comic book and science fiction news magazine series.
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Explore the political, economic, social, and cultural trends of the 1980s.
Realities About the ShowInterviewers Robert Fulford and Richard Gwyn explore the political, economic, social, and cultural trends of the 1980s. Fulford, noted journalist and editor, takes viewers into the world of ideas, talking to well-known writers and academics. Gwyn, p |
Speaking Out About the Show"Speaking Out" probes vital and controversial issues. In each program, host Harry Brown discusses topical social issues with experts, and encourages viewers to participate in the phone-in segment. The result is a lively, sometimes heated, debate. |
A uniquely Ontario perspective on current affairs with hosts Steve Paikin, Paula Todd and Mary Hynes.
Studio 2 About the ShowA uniquely Ontario perspective on currrent affairs with hosts Steve Paikin and Paula Todd leading discussions and introducing stories on politics, foreign affairs, the arts, science and technology, society and sports. |
Elwy Yost interviews film industry people on both sides of the camera.
Talking Film About the ShowMovie expert Elwy Yost interviews industry people on both sides of the camera, encouraging them to talk about themselves, the state of their art, and its history. The series features many famous film personalities who, along with producers, director |
Mike McManus interviews big name writers, politians and musicians.
The Africa File About the ShowFilmed on location in Africa, this series of half-hour documentaries probes the conflicts and concerns of emerging African nations and explodes old myths and misconceptions about this vast continent. |
Mike McManus interviews big name writers, politians and musicians.
The Education of Mike McManus About the ShowAs host of this series, Mike McManus steers away from confrontation, and presents opposite points of view in such a way that the final decision is left up to the viewer. The programs do not attempt to deal with today's or tomorrow's news, but rather |
Summary for Think Again program
Think Again About the ShowWebsite and podcast tapping the intellectual energy of TVO archival content; remixing past programs into web-sized theme segments promoting literacy. |
This 1980s kids show which is set in a department store was a hit with children across North America.
Today's Special About the Show"Today's Special" introduces young viewers to a world previously only imagined - a big store's children's department at night - and encourages them to take part in the many adventures of its inhabitants. Jeff, a store window mannequin, becomes a |
An overview of current scientific achievements and developments likely to affect our future.
Vista About the ShowAdapted from the popular British "Horizon" and the American "Nova" series, each hour-long "Vista" program offers a comprehensive overview of current scientific achievements and developments likely to affect our future. This series takes viewers all |
