The Agenda with Steve Paikin

The Green Party made modest electoral gains in northern Ontario and believe they can continue to build an environmental movement in resource-extraction regions.

David Chariandy, author of the new book “I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You: A Letter to My Daughter,” discusses the complications of teaching children about identity.

Many residents see tall condo buildings as a threat to the historic heart of the “Limestone City” — but business leaders and developers favour greater intensification.

For 133 years — and despite two fires — Pine River Cheese has been delighting fromage fanciers by the shores of Lake Huron.

During the election campaign, the Tories said they’d put an end to hallway medicine — but in London, where patient advocates say the problem is worst, that may not be easy.

OPINION: The Tories haven’t yet made their transportation plans public, but the premier-designate is known for his love of suburban subways and highways, writes John Michael McGrath.

We ask Carol Hopkins of the Thunderbird Partnership Foundation about the role that land plays in Indigenous culture — and the effects it can have on health and wellness.

ANALYSIS: The premier-designate planted the idea during the election campaign — and several members of the PC caucus have an agricultural background, writes David Rockne Corrigan.

Suburban shopping centres are struggling to compete with online sales and big-box stores. But these two strategies could give them new life.