Provincewide, Sunday, May 13

Saturday May. 12, 2012 2:59 PM ET

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE

Domestic violence is often a family secret with victims ashamed to tell anyone, and abusers anxious to maintain the silence.

But, sometimes, the abusive behaviour crosses the boundary from home to the workplace.

What can victims do to stay safe, and what are an employer's obligations?

You can learn more on initiatives to prevent workplace violence and harassment from the Ontario Ministry of Labour:

www.labour.gov.on.ca/english/hs/topics/workplaceviolence.php.

PATRICK McKENNA & A.D.D.

For years, actor and funny man Patrick McKenna has entertained Canadians with his TV and movie characters.

But, behind the scenes, he's struggled with a life-long disorder.

Patrick and his wife Jenna open up to CTV's Daiene Vernile about coping with adult ADD.

To learn more about "ADD And Loving It," visit: www.totallyadd.com.

BRIDGE BUILDING

It's a favourite card game of older Canadians, but is bridge doomed in today's fast-paced, high-tech world?

See how a devout group of players is building bridges to a new generation of card enthusiasts.

Read more about the Grand River Bridge Club at: www.grandriverbridgeclub.com.

ProvinceWide, Sunday, May 6

Sunday May. 6, 2012 1:25 PM ET

WITMER RESIGNS

On election night last fall, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty called his win a "major minority." The Liberals came up one seat short of securing a majority government.

But, in a dramatic turn of events, the electoral map has been re-drawn with the sudden resignation of Kitchener-Waterloo Progressive Conservative MPP Elizabeth Witmer.

Witmer sits down with CTV's Daiene Vernile for a frank discussion on the timing of her decision, and the fallout in Ontario politics.

POP UP RETAIL

Why would a retailer go to the trouble of renting a commercial space, stocking the store, only to vacate two weeks later?

Find out what's driving the "pop up" retail" trend.

For more information on the pop up store featuring in our report visit:

www.featherthynest.ca

JIM FLAHERTY VISITS KW

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty recently delivered a hard-line message to debt-ridden Eurozone countries - don't count on Canada to bail you out.

The federal minister explains his tough stance, and why the hot real estate market has him worried.