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Steve Paikin talks to Barbara Amiel about her tell-all memoir, "Friends and Enemies." Then, from stocking up on canned foods, to turning to favourite comfort treats, how is the pandemic determining food choices?
In many countries, politicians are looked upon as untrustworthy and politics as a rigged game. Do we really need these officials to function as a civil society? Then, author and political science professor Alex Marland on how power is exercised in Ottawa, the topic of his new book, "Whipped: Party Discipline in Canada."
Timmins and many other northern Ontario communities continue to be challenged by a growing opioid epidemic and homelessness. What actions are being taken to address these issues? Then, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof discusses the economic crisis facing working-class Americans, the subject of his new book, "Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope."