Horizon (Canadian TV program)

Premise

Scheduling

Episodes

• "The Age of Renewal", regarding worldwide renewal of the Christian faith
• "The Age Of Wonder", concerning how youth transition to adulthood.
• "And Then There Were None", concerning endangered species
• "Another Canada", which examined Canadian poverty. Aired in 1963 and broadcast again on January 1964.
• "Clown Of A Thousand Years", regarding how modern comedy performers relate to the traditional concept of the clown. Jack Creley, Ron Hartman, Don Francks and Nancy Wickwire appeared in this documentary.
• "Corridors Of Power", on the Parliament of Canada
• "D-Day: The Canadians", featuring recollections of the Normandy landings by Canadian World War II veterans
• "Denizens Of Outer Space", a study of the universe
• "Down From The Trees", regarding evolution of mankind. Paleontologist Alfred Romer and Napier himself were among those scientists featured in this documentary.
• "The Many Faces Of Gambling"
• "The Measure Of Morality", comparing modern and historic morality. Aired 7 June 1964.
• "The Open Grave", which aired during Easter, a dramatic work regarding a radical leader's death and the disappearance of his body from the grave. Aired on Easter 1964.
• "Picasso", covering the first 65 years of the artist's life
• "The Presumption Of Innocence", regarding criminal law administration in Canada
• "Price Of A Future", regarding problems in post-secondary education including the crowding of universities
• "Speed: The Only New Thrill", concerning transportation and its modern developments of speed
• "This Time, This Place", featuring chansonniers of Quebec
• "This Was A Man", regarding William Shakespeare
• "Whither The Party?", a historical overview of the Communist Party of Canada