Barbara Frum helmed a 90-minute public affairs program that delved into national issues, typically airing quarterly. Focusing on topical subjects, the show extensively covered federal-provincial relations, starting with an exploration of the Parti Quebecois and its leader, Rene Levesque, who was elected the previous year. Other episodes scrutinized the energy crisis, unemployment, aboriginal land claims, family dynamics, the West, and Canada's natural resources.
Producers for the series included George Robertson, Louise Lore, Richard Bocking and Pierre Castonguay, and the executive producer was Ray Hazzan.
Producers for the series included George Robertson, Louise Lore, Richard Bocking and Pierre Castonguay, and the executive producer was Ray Hazzan.
Barbara Frum led a 90-minute public affairs program addressing national issues. It aired approximately four times yearly, from September 1977 to September 1982, on varied days and times.
Barbara Frum led a 90-minute public affairs program addressing national issues. It aired approximately four times yearly, from September 1977 to September 1982, on varied days and times.
Barbara Frum helmed a 90-minute public affairs program that delved into national issues, typically airing quarterly. Focusing on topical subjects, the show extensively covered federal-provincial relations, starting with an exploration of the Parti Quebecois and its leader, Rene Levesque, who was elected the previous year. Other episodes scrutinized the energy crisis, unemployment, aboriginal land claims, family dynamics, the West, and Canada's natural resources.
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