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In this episode of Left, Right and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists whether the government – having balanced its books – should focus on spending government money on the poor or upon cutting taxes.
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In this episode of Left, Right and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about a Statistics Canada report that states that the federal government is not hiring enough visible minorities. The panel talks about affirmative action.
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In this episode of Left, Right and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about the subsidizing of the province of fishermen in Newfoundland.
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In this episode of Left, Right and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about Canada’s federal budget surplus.
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In this episode of Left, Right and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about bank profits.
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In this episode of Left, Right and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about Ontario’s Human Rights Commission.
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In this episode of Left, Right and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about the idea of cultural superiority.
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In this episode of Left, Right and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about political left and right.
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In this episode of Left, Right, and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about the depiction of violence in media, and censorship.
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In this episode of Left, Right, and Center, host Jim Chapman asks the panelists about the ‘broken window’ theory, whereby big crimes are discouraged by strenuously enforcing laws against relatively minor crimes.
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