His acting career is prolific, his roles varied, his talent immeasurable. Whether on the Shakespearean stage or the big or small screen, he's one of the most recognizable Canadian faces in the business. In this encore broadcast from 2001, Colm Feore discusses "acting is acting is acting".

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He is the Great One by name, by deed and by reputation. And when Canadians were asked who should be the final torchbearer in Vancouver, he was their first choice. And this week, he's ours. Hockey legend, Wayne Gretzky.

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His courage and determination are known around the world - while his commitment to spinal cord research has raised millions. He is a remarkable Canadian and one we're excited and proud to have as our guest this week.

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She was Canada's Olympic superstar in 1968, winning gold and silver medals in Grenoble. These days her life remains rooted in the mountains of BC, but she's also taken up new duties as a Senator in Ottawa. And this week she's our guest.

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It's the greatest show on earth and it'll be watched by billions - The 2010 Winter Olympics. And for Canada, the bonus is, it all puts Vancouver and Whistler on the world stage for more than two weeks. So, how ready is everything and everyone? This week our guest has the answers.

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How fit are we? Not very, if you buy into the steady stream of new studies that have been making the news. They paint a very bleak picture of the present, but an even worse future if current trends continue. This week, our guest tells us why.

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He was one of the creative geniuses behind the 1980's TV hit The Kids in the Hall, and now he, and they, are back. But what about those intervening years? What did he learn and how has it changed him? This week, we find out.

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This month marks four years since Stephen Harper became Prime Minister. There have been few dull moments during that time and certainly no lack of controversy. This week, with a new year starting and new issues facing his government, the Prime Minister is our guest.

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He is one of Canada's most influential and powerful aboriginal leaders, yet few Canadians know anything about him. He's a new face on the landscape and this week, he's our guest in his first major interview.

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This week, an encore presentation of one of our most memorable interviews from 2004 -- the musical genius behind the Beach Boys, the young California group that went head to head against the Beatles in the 1960s.

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He's a musical legend and an icon for songwriters around the world. There's only one voice that sounds like his. What more needs be said, other than he is our guest this week.

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At the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of eleventh month we pause, and remember those who have sacrificed in times of war. And there were millions in the last century. One author who has studied some of the 20th century's most historic battles has a new book, and this week he's our guest in what has become our annual search to understand the meaning and consequences of conflict.

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She's been around Alberta politics since she was pretty young, and she's made her mark. Now she's being talked of as a potential Premier. All this with a party that didn't even exist two years ago. What's her story - and what does it mean for the rest of the country? This week we find out.

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She will always be Canada's Snowbird - the girl next door who sang her way to international stardom. It all looked so easy. But as her new book reveals, it was nothing like that. This week she tells us all about it.

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Are you tired of hearing about HINI -- the swine flu? That's not surprising because there's been a half year of information coming your way -- some of it contradictory, much of it confusing. This week's guest helps us get down to basics -- what you need to know, and why you need to know it.

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Research labs around the world are on the constant hunt for new ways of fighting one of the world's great killers - cancer. In one lab in Toronto, exciting promise on a new technique for early detection. The possibilities are endless: for fighting cancer, and other diseases, both here in our world, and the developing world. This week, our guest is the key scientist at the centre of it all.

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We know it was a recession, but do we know if it's really a recovery? And what about that huge deficit? A dollar again approaching parity with its US counterpart? And the unemployment rate -- could it soon be in double digits? Difficult questions for this week's guest, the man who has to consider them and their impact on the country every day.

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He's one of the best basketball players on the planet, and he's made millions at it. But there's more to this week's guest than just the game. A lot more. This Canadian now makes his name on the courts, in the movies, and doing some pretty good things around the world. This week, he's our guest.

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Kidnapped by al Qaeda. The very thought causes shudders. But it happened to this week's guest: one of Canada's former senior diplomats in Africa on a special mission for the United Nations. The challenge: solving a dispute between the government of Niger and the rebel movement MNJ. This week, the Untold Story inside 130 days of captivity. For two nights, CBC News: The National aired parts of the Robert Fowler story - gripping moments of his kidnapping, captivity and eventual release. But our interview included many more stories about the four and a half months that Fowler and his aide Louis Guay spent living with a band of 30 al Qaeda insurgents, always watched at gunpoint. This week on One on One, more of Robert Fowler's amazing tale.

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