A great discussion about the state of Canada-U.S. tourism. Complete with an apology.

Will a U.S. travel boycott be a boon to Canadian tourism? What impact is trade dispute having on Canadian border towns? Jeyan Jeganathan asks Tania Lee (@fdfainsider), Frédéric Dimanche (HTMtorontomet), Amy Butcher (The Tourism Industry Association of Canada), and Terry Dale (@ustoa) at 8/11pm | Producer: Carla Lucchetta

While Trump says declining travel to the U.S. is “not a big deal,” travel professionals from both sides of the border discuss just what a big deal it is. youtu.be/CTzIltMBEfQ?si… USTOA Frédéric Dimanche Tania Lee FDFA Insider

Have trad wives changed the way we view motherhood? Chantal Braganza, author of "Story of Your Mother," talks about the line between satisfaction and dissatisfaction in modern motherhood. Watch her interview with nam kiwanuka on May 9 on The Agenda. | Producer: Carla Lucchetta

Hey #HamOnt, #Burlington, #Ancaster & any who'll be in #Hamilton! Join Steve Paikin & @TVOToday @ 7pm tomorrow: The Music Hall with Sarah Harmer, Cadence Weapon & TOMWILSON to talk music, musicians & politics, amid threats to Canadian sovereignty. eventbrite.ca/e/tvo-today-li…

In her new book, "Story of Your Mother," @cbraganz looks for fresh ways to define the life-altering experience of being a mother, both intellectually and very personally. She talks with nam kiwanuka about the meaning of motherhood, tonight at 8/11pm | Producer: Carla Lucchetta

What's next for the Catholic Church under Pope Leo XIV? What impact can he have? Steve Paikin asks Megan Armstrong (McMaster Humanities), and Michael W. Higgins (University of St. Michael's College) tonight at 8/11pm | Producer: Carla Lucchetta

“There was an awe-full, awe-some stability in the nuclear era.” Bob Rae on why today’s world feels more dangerous, and what’s changed since the Cold War. Watch the full conversation with Steve Paikin tonight at 8/11pm on The Agenda.

As our show winds down, a lovely moment between Bob Rae and Steve Paikin

What happened to Transit City? Why does building transit in Ontario take so long? Steve Paikin asks former Toronto mayor David Miller, former chief planner Jennifer Keesmaat & John Lorinc about the past, present, and future of moving people in the GTHA. #topoli youtube.com/watch?v=FNd-_O…

When The Agenda started 19 years ago, Transit City was just being planned. So what happened? And why has building accessible, reliable transit for Torontonians been so fraught? Former mayor David Miller, Jennifer Keesmaat and John Lorinc discuss. Steve Paikin youtube.com/watch?v=FNd-_O…

Viola MacMillan broke barriers in mining — then broke the system. In 1964, her scandal rocked Bay Street and reshaped Canadian finance. Tim Falconer tells Jeyan Jeganathan the story behind his book "Windfall: Viola MacMillan and Her Notorious Mining Scandal." youtube.com/watch?v=GkiDTr…

Congratulations to our friend ⁦Steve Paikin⁩ and everyone at ⁦TVO Today | The Agenda⁩ for a terrific 19-year run. #onpoli

This is it for me on TVO Today | The Agenda I’ve worked on the show for 11 of its 19 years. And as a contributor before that. Thank you Steve Paikin Stacey Dunseath & team. And all the great guests I’ve been lucky enough to bring to the show. Look for our new show in the coming months.

Congratulations to alumnus Steve Paikin on 19 remarkable years at the helm of TVO's The Agenda. Your thoughtful interviews and deep commitment to journalism have left a lasting mark. All of us at Victoria University wish you well as you continue your work with TVO!

After 19 seasons and nearly two decades of nightly public-affairs journalism, ‘The Agenda with Steve Paikin’ airs its final episode tonight. Since 2006, the team at ‘The Agenda’ has been delivering trusted, evidence-based journalism giving Ontarians in-depth coverage of the

Tonight is the last episode of The Agenda. And Steve Paikin's final guest is...

And the last ever guest on TVO Today | The Agenda will be…. Revealed at 8 pm tonight. Don’t miss it!

There’s a long list of people who’ve brought the show to air over 19 years. Some of them I still get to work with but to all who contributed over the years, thank you.

That's it, that's all. Thank you for watching for 19 seasons.