Producer Connie Shimkoff seeks to find out whether the public’s image of Canadian soldiers – and their work – has changed since 9/11. RUN 3:10

How do MPs manage to stay fit? Or do they? RUN 3:01

Uninspired? Uninterested? Unmoved by mainstream election coverage? OK then - YOU DO IT! IYG challenged young people feeling left behind to step up. Quit whining and do it better. The It’s your Government ”make me care” election challenge. Coming soon on IYG. RUN 2:33

A rose by any other name still smells sweet. A war by any other name is still a war. The terrible cost of misleading language this week on IYG. RUN 0:38

What they are, what they do, and how they can help. RUN 5:48

Host John Robson explores the office of Auditor General. RUN 1:27

From the environmental movement to women’s rights, it’s average citizens that create lasting change to our society. RUN 1:36

If all the world’s a stage, the political convention is one of its stranger plays with contrived enthusiasm, delegate-wrangling and intricate sign strategies. We go backstage at the last Liberal Convention to separate show from tell. RUN 3:31

John Robson discusses citizen engagement with Don Lenihan, of the Public Policy Forum. RUN 2:30

Filmmaker Laura Black discusses her documentary on the rural revolution. RUN 2:08

Voter turnout continues to be a challenge for all Canadian governments. For example, in Alberta’s recent provincial election a mere 41.3 per cent of eligible voters cast ballots. IYG takes a tongue-in-cheek look at this perpetual predicament. RUN 0:32

Barbara Odenwald, president of Fair Vote Canada, explains the benefits of proportional representation. RUN 1:56