And the Winner Is... from CBC Radio

Sarah Boothroyd explores the mysterious murder of Thomas D'Arcy McGee, the only Canadian federal politician ever to be assassinated. This mystery, draws on archival material, and the expertise of historians David Wilson and David Shanahan, as well as lawy

The host of the CBC radio program Q in an intimate hour-long conversation with Leonard Cohen. In this interview, Cohen reflects on his four-decade music career, aging, mortality, love and financial loss. This interview took place in 2009 just before Leona

. In this episode of "And The Winner Is..." three documentaries that won Amenesty International Canada Awards: Bob Carty's "Guatemala's Search for Truth", Bruce Edwards' "Gee's Bend - The Crossing" and Jennifer Westaway's documentary "Skid Row".

Two stories about the precious resource of water.

This week on And The Winner Is... we are presenting two documentaries, both about people from India.

Two documentaries about adoption. "When Rose Met Suzanne" is an emotional tale about mother-daughter reunion. "Baby Rescue" is a story from Kenya: CBC's Erica Johnson on what's being done to save babies who are a result of rape.

Throughout its history Hollywood has made over 4,000 movies about Native Americans, most of which relied on cliches. "Isinamowin - The Whiteman's Indian" takes a closer look at these and other stereotypes of Native Americans off the silver screen.

Throughout its history Hollywood has made over 4,000 movies about Native Americans, most of which relied on cliches. "Isinamowin - The Whiteman's Indian" takes a closer look at these and other stereotypes of Native Americans off the silver screen.

In 1998 actor-comedienne Franny Sheridan brought her one-woman show, "The Waltonsteins", to Ottawa. The show tells the story about Franny's family, who lived as good church-going Catholics. But as children would later discover, they were actually Jewish.

This week on And The Winner Is... we present part two of IDEAS award-winning program on autism. Bernice Landry explores how our understanding of autism has taken an about-face in recent years.

The IDEAS award-winning program on autism. Bernice Landry explores how our understanding of autism has taken an about-face in recent years. An army of activist parents and scientists are on the cutting edge of genetics research.

In January of 2010, the CBC Radio science program "Quirks and Quarks" assembled a panel of ten prominent physicists, and asked each of them what they think is the biggest question that science has, so far, been unable to answer.

In 2010, the CBC Radio program Tapestry decided to explore the idea of Sacred Ground, in a two part series. The series first aired in December of 2010 and a year later, it was recognized with a Wilbur Award.

In 2010, the CBC Radio program Tapestry decided to explore the idea of Sacred Ground, in a two part series. The series first aired in December of 2010 and a year later, it was recognized with a Wilbur Award.

According to Bill Gates, the Chairman of Microsoft, "the Wright Brothers created the single greatest cultural force since the invention of writing. The airplane became the first World Wide Web, bringing people, languages, ideas, and values together.