The Agenda with Steve Paikin (Video)

OISE examines public attitudes toward Ontario's education system every two years. OISE researcher Doug Hart provides a barometer of public sentiment around the province's school system.

A new leader for Ontario's Liberal Party. The possibility of an upcoming election. The Agenda examines Ontario's current political landscape.

From amending the Indian Act to improve First Nations' lives, to the vagaries of managing Ontario's largest hospitals, The Agenda brings you the Week in Review.

Ontario Liberals are gathering in downtown Toronto to pick the province's new premier. The Globe and Mail columnist Adam Radwanski gives Steve Paikin the latest on the state of the race.

Middle East correspondent Robert Fisk shares his insights on the Arab Spring, the situation in Syria, and the Islamist tide sweeping through North Africa and the Middle East.

Author and journalist Stephen Starr was an eye-witness to the Syrian uprising. He tells Steve Paikin how the sectarian divisions in Syrian society have produced the Arab Spring's most violent conflict.

Can digital technology in schools help each student become as educated as she or he can be? Part of The Agenda's special series of "Learning 2030" programming.

Idle No More is not the first movement to inspire public debate about the Indian Act. The Agenda examines the key concerns coming out of the Idle No More movement and how to go about amending or scrapping the Indian Act altogether in an effort to improve the lives of First Nations in Canada.

They are the heads of four of Ontario's largest hospitals: University Health Network, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, The Hospital for Sick Children and St. Michael's Hospital. They sit down with Steve Paikin to detail how they handle the toughest decisions in healthcare.

In less than a week, Ontario Liberals will select the candidate to fill Dalton McGuinty's shoes. Odds are, it will be a woman, and that woman might be Sandra Pupatello. She sits down with Steve Paikin.

Ontario Liberal leadership candidate Eric Hoskins says "we must ensure, always, that no one is left behind." Even though he represents the riding of St. Paul's in Toronto, Hoskins says he has a plan to bring rural Ontario back to the Liberal Party. He sits down with Steve Paikin to explain his vision for Ontario.

From getting the government out of the alcohol business to choosing Ontario's next premier, The Agenda brings you the Week in Review.

Former WWF-Canada president and CEO Gerald Butts on making large corporations environmentally responsible.

All energy sources have benefits and detriments. The Agenda examines the financial and environmental costs behind alternative energies.

She is the former education minister, largely credited with the nearly ten years of educational labour peace under the McGuinty Liberals. But Ontario no longer enjoys that same labour peace. Will that help or hurt Ontario Liberal leadership hopeful Kathleen Wynne?