The power structure of the Hamas group.

A profile of three unique gay couples.

The dangers of radiation from diagnostic testing.

Families struggling with the ever growing problem of crystal meth use by teens.

Michael Moore's documentary examining the Columbine High massacre and violence in America.

Frankensteer is a disturbing documentary that reveals how the ordinary cow has been turned into an antibiotic-dependent, hormone-laced potential carrier of toxic bacteria, all in the name of cheaper food. Frankensteer exposes the harsh and sometimes frightening realities of how our beef gets to our tables.

Investigation of the avian flu.

The impact of post traumatic stress disorder on combat veterans from Canada's military.

American political consultant James Carville and his team help influence the outcome of the presidential election in Bolivia.

A man whose memory is only seven seconds as the result of a viral infection.

Peter Newman's conversations with Brian Mulroney.

The kidnapping of journalists in Iraq and the impact that is having on reporting in Iraq.

The rise and fall of legendary Hollywood producer Robert Evans.

An irreverent portrait of the man who would be king.

The case for two-tier medicine in Canada.

A look at the Boxing Day tsunami and the astonishing stories of survivors.

The greatest whistler in the world.

The magic and legacy of singer Nat King Cole.

In-depth look at the confused chain of command during the New Orleans hurricane.

Reconstruction of New Orleans' disaster through the gripping eyewitness testimony.

The 1974 kidnapping of teenage newspaper heiress Patty Hearst by a militant political group.

The 1974 kidnapping of teenage newspaper heiress Patty Hearst by a militant political group.

Political thriller follows the rise and fall of a Peruvian President.

Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko suffers from dioxin poisoning.

The political, social and religious beliefs that divide mankind and the universal human themes that bind them.

Director Steve James reunites with Stevie Fielding, whom he had mentored as a boy.

Following Philippe and Louise, teachers at a major pediatric hospital in Montréal.

Striptease stars of the burlesque era reveal all.

Preparations for the Olympics in Beijing through the eyes of a Chinese filmmaker.

French film actresses, from Brigitte Bardot to Audrey Tautou, exhibit seductive powers.

Explanation of the rationale for the Bush administration's interrogation policy.

Practicing ceremonial duty in preparation for the opening of Parliament.

Acting as bodyguard to the queen and fighting in tanks on the battlefield.

Behind the scenes at the Queen's birthday celebrations; parade.

Gunners of the armored regiment go to school with fiery consequences.

Musical tribute to the living legends of the Motown music revolution.

Young classmates test the waters of academia in a boarding kindergarten in China.

Investigation of the relationship between the Mafia and Italian politics.

Story of the discovery and development of the Athabasca oil sands.

The lives of three lesbian women within the orthodox Jewish community as they struggle for acceptance and self-realization.

Child prostitution and pornography in Acapulco and the people who fight it.

Filmmaker Wilfried Huismann presents a new scenario of JFK's assassination.

Boris Berezovsky wages personal war against President Putin from exile in England.

Billionaire Mikhail Khodorkovsky stands accused of fraud and tax evasion.

The first driving school in Kabul to offer lessons to women.

The people who are fighting against U.S. and coalition forces in Iraq.

The flower-power decade gave the world a wealth of great music, from England's mods to America's psychedelic rockers. But the hippie era also gave us cool sounds from the Great White North. It started with the folk music of Ian & Sylvia and the rhythm 'n' blues of Ronnie Hawkins and quickly evolved into a sonic revolution, as literally hundreds of bands and singer-songwriters from coast to coast began making noise. SHAKIN' ALL OVER captures all of those freewheeling sounds, from such legendary stars as Joni Mitchell, The Guess Who, Neil Young, Anne Murray and The Band to cult heroes like David Wiffen, The Collectors and Mashmakhan. SHAKIN' ALL OVER takes viewers on a trip back in time to Vancouver's 4th Avenue, Winnipeg's community centres, Montreal's dance halls and the clubs and coffeehouses that sprang up along Toronto's Yorkville and Yonge Street. There, in the absence of a music industry, a brave new sound began to emerge. The special is full of candid interviews with more than 60 iconic figures like Gordon Lightfoot, Buffy Sainte-Marie and Bruce Cockburn, who offer illuminating stories about each other. And, the show features an abundance of rare performance clips from the period, from Early Morning Rain to Oh What a Feeling. But SHAKIN' ALL OVER also features some of Canada's brightest younger stars, including Blue Rodeo, Barenaked Ladies and Sarah Harmer, who pay tribute to the period. Hawksley Workman tells of being inspired by Ian Tyson, who wrote his first song, Four Strong Winds, after hearing "this punk named Dylan." Matthew Good fondly remembers cranking the volume on Steppenwolf's Magic Carpet Ride. And Sloan's Jay Ferguson draws a connection between the Canadian bands of the '60s and current garage-rock favourites. Said Ferguson: "If you listen to records by The Ugly Ducklings or The Great Scots, they could almost be a hit in this day, because it's so contemporary with the revival of that sound by The White Stripes and The Hives." Along with

Young drug mules form a sisterhood while serving jail time in Ecuador.

The latest insights on how the world is coping with the spread of bird flu.

Investigation of the ongoing nuclear danger of Chernobyl.

Rampant corruption and assassinations plague the political world of Colombia.

Filmmaker Marshall Curry documents Newark Councilman Cory Booker's bid to win the mayoral election against incumbent Sharpe James in 2002.

A.Q. Khan, a rogue Pakistani scientist, has done more than any other person or country to spread nuclear weapons around the world.

Invasion of American pop culture in post-Saddam Iraq.

The story of two activists sued by McDonald's for libel.

Examining the key influences that shape sexual identity and sexual orientation.

On June 30, 2002, the two lowest-ranked soccer teams in the world faced off to determine who had the worse team.

A chronicle of the life of Argentinean football phenom Diego Maradona.

Interviews with the seven surviving players of the North Korean 1966 World Cup soccer team.

Queen Elizabeth II marks 50 years as monarch in 2002 at the age of 76.

The trail of a photograph of a man jumping to his death from the North Tower of the World Trade Center.