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Young men on a mission. The three twenty-somethings have a bold vision - to buy run down buildings and renovate those properties into mid-luxury rentals.

Provincewide, Sunday, January 29, Part 2

Brains, bellies, tongues and testicles. Renowned chef Jennifer McLagan tells CTV's Daiene Vernile why it's time to re-visit these animal odd bits.

Provincewide, Sunday, January 29, Part 3

The annual Cannes Lions Festival features the best of the TV advertising world.

Provincewide, Sunday, January 29, Part 4

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ProvinceWide, Sunday, Jan. 15, Part 1

Canadians are keen coffee drinkers, downing 14 billion cups of the hot brew annually. With hundreds of millions of dollars at stake, it's no surprise that coffee chains are squaring off in a fierce turf war for your business.

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Jan. 15, Part 2

After the United States, Mexico is the number travel destination for Canadian travelers. But with the recent murders of two Canadian tourists, and an ongoing bloody drug war, is Mexico still a safe vacation destination?

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Jan. 15, Part 3

It's one of those hot potato issues of which most politicians steer clear. So, why is Kitchener Centre MP Stephen Woodworth raising the abortion issue again, and does he have leader Stephen Harper's support?

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Jan. 15, Part 4

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Provincewide, Sunday, January 1, Part One

The first features five women who, for different reasons, felt the entrepreneurial urge.

Provincewide, Sunday, January 1, Part Two

She's one of the most recognized and respected business women in Canada. But, life started out much differently for Arlene Dickinson.

Provincewide, Sunday, January 1, Part Three

Dave Chilton is back with more advice on managing your money.

Provincewide, Sunday, January 1, Part Four

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Provincewide, Sunday, Dec. 25, Part 1

Aid workers with the Mennonite Central Committee say they saw the situation in Attawapiskat coming years ago.

Provincewide, Sunday, Dec. 25, Part 2

Kitchener-Conestoga MP Harold Albrecht has tabled a private members bill to help prevent suicide, but will it work?

Provincewide, Sunday, Dec. 25, Part 3

A Kitchener woman spends months assembling a massive but miniature Christmas village in her home.

Provincewide, Sunday, Dec. 25, Part 4

Your feedback, and how you can get in touch with Provincewide.

Provincewide, Sunday, Dec. 18, Part 1

Why are Canadians reluctant to commit to weekly church attendance

Provincewide, Sunday, Dec. 18, Part 2

Environment Canada's Senior Climatologist Dave Phillips Weather Trivia Calendar

Provincewide, Sunday, Dec. 18, Part 3

Sonia Day reveals the sultry and sexy side of gardening.

ProvinceWide, Sunday Dec. 11, Part 1

It is the hidden side of domestic abuse, with thousands suffering in silence and shame.

ProvinceWide, Sunday Dec. 11, Part 2

Reports of abuse and neglect in nursing homes seem all too frequent.

ProvinceWide, Sunday Dec. 11, Part 3

Dr. Geoffrey Fong at the University of Waterloo on global smoking habits.

ProvinceWide, Sunday Dec. 4, 2011 Part 1

Former Prime Minister Joe Clark sits down, 1 on 1, with CTV's Daiene Vernile,

ProvinceWide, Sunday Dec. 4, 2011 Part 2

Consumer crusader Phil Edmonston reveals his naughty and nice list for the automotive industry in 2012.

ProvinceWide, Sunday Dec. 4, 2011 Part 3

An offshoot of the TED conferences aims to highlight local technology, entertainment and design.

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Nov. 27, Part One

Economic outlook for Canadians

ProvinceWide, Part Two

Christmas Pageant

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Nov. 27, Part Three

Cover Girl Culture

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Nov. 27, Part Four

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Province Wide, Sunday Nov. 20, 2011 Part 1

We Day is profiled, including interviews with Lieutenant and Senator Romeo Dallaire, and Free the Children founder Craig Kielburger

Province Wide, Sunday Nov. 20, 2011 Part 2

A closer look at travel insurance; what does it cover and what doesn't it cover? You may be surprised by the answer.

Province Wide, Sunday Nov. 20, 2011 Part 3

During Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week, the province is promoting initiatives for a safer learning environment for students.

Provincewide, Sunday, Nov. 13, Part 1

Daiene Vernile examines one communities campaign to stop a large wind farm.

Provincewide, Sunday, Nov. 13, Part 2

26 years of the Annual Rotary Dream Home

Provincewide, Sunday, Nov. 13, Part 3

Looneyspoons Collection with Greta and Janet Podleski

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Nov. 6, Part 1

Canada's last surviving black soldier reflects on D-Day

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Nov. 6, Part 2

Boxer Mandy Bujold talks about her historic win at the Pan Am Games

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Nov. 6, Part 3

A sneak peek inside the Waterloo Region Museum

Provincewide, Sunday, Oct. 30, Part 1

The Communitech Hub one year anniversary.

Provincewide, Sunday, Oct. 30, Part 2

Multi million dollar Halloween industry no longer targeting just kids

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Feb. 19

Sunday Feb. 19, 2012 3:39 PM ET

Eco-energy program axed

A federal incentive program designed to get homeowners to green their homes has been cancelled ahead of schedule.

Homeowners were eligible for rebates up to $5,000 to switch to more energy efficient furnaces, windows, doors and more.

So, what sort of message does this send on Ottawa's commitment to energy efficiency?

To learn more about the REEP Green Home Planner, visit: www.reepgreen.ca

Winter Food

The local food movement is gaining momentum in Ontario, but how easy is it to find Ontario-grown food in the dead of winter?

CTV's Daiene Vernile goes sleuthing with cookbook author Lynn Ogryzlo, who turns up a brand new product.

For a chance to win a copy of "The Ontario Table," visit www.Twitter, enter PROVINCEWIDE, and send us a short message.

One More River to Cross

During Black History month, Canadians honour the legacy of African-Canadians.

Helping to keep those stories of the underground railroad alive is Chatham-area historian Bryan Prince.

In his most recent book, One More River to Cross, Prince shares the true story of one runaway slave's harrowing journey to southern Ontario.

For a chance to win a copy of "One More River to Cross," visit www.Twitter, enter PROVINCEWIDE, and send us a short message

ProvinceWide, Sunday, Feb. 12

Sunday Feb. 12, 2012 7:13 PM ET

Are unions relevant?

Their job is to ensure skilled workers get a decent wage, benefits and are treated with dignity in the workplace.

But lately, it seems that unions in Canada have very little bargaining power.

CTV's Daiene Vernile discusses the future of trade unions with journalist and author Geoffrey Stevens.

Marillac Place

Pregnancy rates among Ontario teenagers have been on the decline over the past twenty five years.

But for young women who do find themselves expecting, and with no where to turn, Kitchener's Marillac Place offers a safe place to stay, and a whole lot more.

For more information visit: www.marillacplace.ca

Still smoke free?

Five years ago on Valentine's Day Lori South bravely announced on PROVINCEWIDE that she was quitting her cigarette habit.

The daughter of tobacco farmers, and a 40-year smoker, it wasn't her first time trying to butt out.

With her 5-year anniversary approaching, we're checking in with Lori to see if she's still smoke-free.

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