Bert Sitch, an old-time logger from Hymers, Ontario, tells us how reforestation of the North has come too little too late, in what he calls 'crap forest'.
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May 15, 1993
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Across the 3,000 scattered islands of the Bahamas lie visions of unexpected wonder.
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This documentary takes a revealing look at members of China's super-rich elite who have made their home in Britain or spend a lot of time there.
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Known as the world's most prolific bicycle thief, Igor Kenk was notorious even before his high-profile arrest in Toronto in 2008. Ten years later in Switzerland, Igor reflects on his past and his new life.
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After his marriage ends and his ex-wife and three-year-old son move to Texas, disability rights activist and filmmaker Jason DaSilva struggles to relocate from New York City to remain close to this son.
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A huge storm blows an unusual patient off-course and straight into Hope for Wildlife. Not even international boundaries can keep Hope from returning him to his home.
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In this richly animated film, Bill Babbitt agonizes over whether to call the police when he realizes his brother Manny has committed a crime.
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Hatidze Muratova is the last in a long line of Macedonian wild beekeepers. Nestled in an isolated mountain village, she lives with her ailing mother and ekes out a living selling small batches of honey.
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A mind-altering odyssey about one man's quest to prove a growing imbalance in our brains, and help us understand how this makes us increasingly unable to grapple with critical economic, environmental and social issues.
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Is it time to replace fabric face-coverings with respirators or surgical masks?
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Immunologist Dr. Jennifer Gommerman sets the record straight on everything from breakthrough COVID-19 infections to transmissibility of the virus after vaccination.
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What can be done about the lingering social stigma associated with HIV and AIDS?
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What's the connection between AIDS research and the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Can a shortened week be the answer to everything from productivity to fighting climate change?
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The Agenda discusses how charities are trying to help those falling behind as wealth inequality grows in this country.
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This Giving Tuesday, we discuss how the pandemic has affected charitable giving.
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Polaris Prize-winning musician Haviah Mighty discusses her career and her latest work, "Stock Exchange."
Sudbury. Algoma. Timiskaming. Each is facing increased cases — and its own challenges in overcoming them.
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The latest coronavirus updates from across the province.
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The latest coronavirus updates from across the province.
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The latest coronavirus updates from across the province.
In 1996, the most unlikely Liberal contestant emerged victorious at Maple Leaf Gardens.
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