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19:07 Apr 10, 2017The Agenda discusses the contribution of animals in the First World War.
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34:50 Apr 10, 2017The Agenda discusses the need for and viability of age-friendly communities to accommodate aging seniors in Ontario.
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25:51 Apr 07, 2017The Agenda reviews its week of programming.
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23:58 Apr 07, 2017The Agenda discusses Ontario's first cap-and-trade auction.
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23:01 Apr 06, 2017The Agenda discusses whether rent control expansion will help or hurt Ontario.
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18:30 Apr 06, 2017Mayor Bonnie Crombie joins The Agenda to discuss her thoughts on intensification and the future of Mississauga's growth.
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12:54 Apr 06, 2017The Agenda discusses changes to Ontario's Growth Plan.
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9:04 Apr 05, 2017Historian Charlotte Gray chooses her top five influential Ontarians.
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44:47 Apr 05, 2017The Agenda discusses immigrant experiences with a panel of Italian-Canadians.
This Week on The Agenda
No Place to Grow Old; Animal Soldiers
A number of older Canadians live in the suburbs; many of them are less mobile and therefore isolated. The Agenda examines why this is a problem and what municipalities can do to build "age-friendly communities." Then, the important roles that animals played in the First World War.
The Rejection of Facts; Canada's 'Alt-right'
The Agenda welcomes author Tom Nichols to explain how people are being hurt by a refusal to acknowledge the authority of experts, the thesis of his book "The Death of Expertise." Then, cognitive scientist Steven Sloman explains why people rely on the thinking of others. And, understanding the so-called alt-right movement in Canada.
Vimy at 100; Photographing History
To mark the Battle of Vimy Ridge's 100th anniversary, The Agenda discusses Canada's sacrifices and contributions during the First World War and the place Vimy occupies within Canada's historical memory. Then, critically acclaimed Canadian photojournalist Racheal McCaig shares some photos from her "Je Me Souviens: Vimy 100" exhibition.
Adjusting to Life in Canada; 'Uber-ization' of Transit
The Agenda welcomes members of the Banico family, the subject of "My First 150 Days," a documentary film about a family's first five months in Ontario and the highs and lows of their journey in a new land. Then, how one Ontario town is partnering with Uber to avert expensive public transit systems.
The Agenda's Story; The Agenda's Week
The Agenda highlights a story making news this week. Then, seniors isolated in the suburbs, animal soldiers in the First World War, remembering Vimy Ridge, anti-intelligence, Canada's alt-right, and immigrants telling stories of their first 150 days in Canada. The Agenda reviews its week of programming.