Watson facing extradition
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Founder Capt. Paul Watson talks about his arrest at a Frankfurt airport, and how the incident will put the spotlight on the practice of shark finning.
Is RIM on its last legs?
Eugene Fiume, a technology analyst and professor at the University of Toronto, says there is lots of life left in RIM and Blackberry despite the speculation into the future of the company.
MP has solid track record
Power Play Host Don Martin says Conservative MP Lee Richardson has been a class act ever since he began serving under Prime Minister John Diefenbaker.
Tech talk with Todd
Tech Expert Elias Makos and Daily Planet's Lucas Cochran discuss RIM's difficulties in selling their Blackberry smart phones, as well as the continuing problems with Facebook's IPO.
Suspect has no police record
CTV's Montreal Bureau Chief Genevieve Beauchemin says online information regarding Luka Rocco Magnotta suggests he has been involved in adult films and linked to alleged animal cruelty.
Montreal police update, part 2
Sgt. Ian Lafreniere with the Montreal police updates the media about body parts found in the mail Tuesday. He explains the police are searching for Luka Rocco Magnotta.
Montreal police update media
Sgt. Ian Lafreniere with the Montreal police updates the media about body parts found in the mail Tuesday. He explains why they suspect a 29-year-old male may be responsible.
10 facts about the Queen
As the Queens Diamond Jubilee approaches, CTV's Royal Commentator Bonnie Brownlee shares 10 interesting facts about the second longest serving British Monarch.
Corporations vs. workers
Richard Moffat, president of Teamsters Division 295, explains the current government supports corporations and not workers, and discusses the repercussions.
Legal history of war crime trial
Valerie Oosterveld, professor at Western University, explains Charles Taylor is the first head of state since the Second World War to be sentenced in this manner.
Mercedes Stephenson on RCMP overhaul
Following multiple embarrassing cases and scandals rocking the RCMP, there is a promise from RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson to get harassment and misbehavior in the force under control.
Stanley Cup final
From last in division to contending for the cup, how will the L.A. Kings stand up against the New Jersey Devils? Scott MacArthur from TSN Radio discusses their rise to the top.
Extradition backed
WikiLeaks supporter Eva Blum Dumontet discusses what happened inside the courtroom on Wednesday, as WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's extradition was backed by the U.K. Court.
Pope breaks silence
Vatican correspondent Gerry O'Connell discusses why the Pope has decided to speak out in regards to the charges that have been laid against his butler following documents being leaked.
Need for concern?
Following two separate incidents involving an Air Canada jet, Barry Wiszniowski from the Air Canada Pilots Association discusses if there is reason for concern from the public.
Facebook dos and don'ts
David Silverberg, managing editor for digitaljournal.com, discusses the dos and don'ts of Facebook, including who you should not friend, and whether people are being careful enough when using the popular social media site.
Controversial findings
CTV's Mercedes Stephenson discusses the concerns outlined by a report released from the Pembina Institute that claims the oilsands industry is reshaping our economy.
Rough ride ahead for RIM?
John-Kurt Pliniussen from Queen's School of Business discusses the reasons behind Research In Motions latest troubles, as the company expects big layoffs and operating loss.
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Power Play: MP Panel on the oilsands
NDP MP Nikki Ashton, Liberal MP Rodger Cuzner and Tory MP James Rajotte discuss how the oilsands are helping and harming the economies of certain regions of Canada.
Power Play: Journalists panel
Reporters discuss and debate the latest political developments in Ottawa and what they mean to Canadians from coast-to-coast.
Power Play: MP Panel on the oilsands
NDP MP Nikki Ashton, Liberal MP Rodger Cuzner and Tory MP James Rajotte discuss how the oilsands are helping and harming the economies of certain regions of Canada.
Power Play: Senator panel on the strike
Conservative Senator Marjory LeBreton and Liberal Senator James Cowan address the delays to the back-to-work legislation for CP Rail workers in the Senate.
Power Play: Senator panel on the strike
Conservative Senator Marjory LeBreton and Liberal Senator James Cowan address the delays to the back-to-work legislation for CP Rail workers in the Senate.
Power Play: Richard Madan in Ottawa
Richard Madan talks about how a 29-year-old suspect has been named as a suspect in the mysterious and gruesome case in which severed body parts were mailed to Ottawa.
Power Play: Journalists panel
Reporters discuss and debate the latest political developments in Ottawa and what they mean to Canadians from coast-to-coast.
Power Play: Trying to thwart gov't agenda?
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May discusses what her strategy is to propose an amendment to the massive budget bill. Liberal MP Gerry Byrne discusses how Conservatives are trying to shutdown the committee looking into the F-35 scandal.
Power Play: Canadians working together
Ken Hughes, the Alberta energy minister discusses how provinces with different views on the pipelines will be able to cooperate and says there is always potential for a divide between the West and the rest of Canada.
Power Play: Canadians working together
Ken Hughes, the Alberta energy minister discusses how provinces with different views on the pipelines will be able to cooperate and says there is always potential for a divide between the West and the rest of Canada.
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