Great Canadian Questions is a series that features twelve of Canada's leading thinkers brought together to tackle questions about Canada's history, identity, culture and future in the world. This episode features historian Jack Granatstein and author, academic and politician Michael Ignatieff.

The Dominion Institute and National Dream Productions, a documentary film production company, have created a strategic alliance to tell the Canadian story. Together, they have produced a compelling slate of documentary projects. The Dominion Institute's TV documentaries include the digitized above and also the following productions:

Foreign Fields is a one-hour documentary breaking down the myths about Canada's role on the world stage. It looks at how we might restore our fading international image and recreate a more activist and creative presence in the world. (Broadcast on Global Television, fall 2003)

American Fairy Talesis a documentary television mini-series that examines Canadians' outlook on the United States and Americans. This episode features journalist and essayist Robert Fulford and journalist and author Linda McQuaig. (Broadcast on Canadian Learning Television, November 2005)

Passages to Canada is a three-part series that features some of Canada's leading writers discussing their personal stories of immigration. This episode features journalist and author Ken Wiwa. (Broadcast on Canadian Learning Television and Book Television, September 2001)

Great Canadian Questions is a series that features twelve of Canada's leading thinkers brought together to tackle questions about Canada's history, identity, culture and future in the world. This episode features historian Jack Granatstein and author, academic and politician Michael Ignatieff.

Facing the Century is a one-hour documentary hosted by Kevin Newman that examines the key issues facing the country at the dawn of the new millennium. (Broadcast on Global Television, September 2002)

Historically Speaking is a four-part series that brings together the country's leading historians to debate the CBC's Canada: A Peoples' History series. (Broadcast on Canadian Learning Television, February 2001)