Posted AT 3:57 AM EDT on 28/03/08
A wild ride on the rollercoaster of Canadian politics
Whither Canada? Now there's a question that, on the surface, seems unlikely to fire up an idea for a political thriller. But it can be done, and done in the mad, fast-paced style that an entertaining political thriller demands.
The Trojan Horse (Sunday, CBC, 8 p.m.) is the evidence.
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