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Filmmaker Paul Donovan once compared the difficulty of making a movie in Canada to climbing Mount Everest without oxygen. Faced with an indifferent public, harsh critics, limited...

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Filmmaker Paul Donovan once compared the difficulty of making a movie in Canada to climbing Mount Everest without oxygen. Faced with an indifferent public, harsh critics, limited...

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A new disease was threatening the Canadian blood supply in the early 1980s: AIDS. But the Canadian Red Cross was slow to introduce donor screening methods and even slower to test...

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They were some of the most rugged heroes of the big screen, leading men who thrilled audiences with bravery, action and adventure. Whether they were talking about big breaks,...

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An assassin's bullet kills U.S. President John Kennedy and leaves the world in shock.

John F. Kennedy slain in Dallas

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Max Ward sells Wardair

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Fifteen-year-old Hayley Wickenheiser talks about her future in professional hockey.

Playing with the big boys

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An invigorated Turner takes on Brian Mulroney over his controversial free trade deal with the U.S.

Mulroney v. Turner: Round Two

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Magician Doug Henning and his yogic flyers make big promises in the 1993 federal election campaign.

The magic of Natural Law

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An interview with the mother of Steven Truscott prompts an emotional reaction from Laurier LaPierre.

Host's on-air tear hastens end of Seven Days

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Mansbridge One on One

Television

Mansbridge One on One

Peter Mansbridge is considered by many to be one of the most trusted faces in Canadian news. In his half-hour interview...

Duke Ellington's Shakespearean jazz

Radio
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Duke Ellington's Shakespearean jazz

Acclaimed jazz musician and composer Duke Ellington discusses his new album Such Sweet Thunder, which he has composed for the Stratford Festival.

Nancy Greene: sellout?

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Matthew Halton, foreign correspondent

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All Great Interviews

The History of the Internet

6-8,

The History of the Internet

Ask: How old is the Internet? Field responses and summarize the general consensus of the class.

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Country legend Hank Snow tops the charts

Nov. 23, 1962

Country legend Hank Snow tops the charts

Nova Scotia's 'Singing Ranger' has a No. 1 hit with I've Been Everywhere.

Radio
4:12

Check the calendar


	The first Canadians into Berlin Radio 7:03


	Strengthening the peace Television 2:13


	McClung's 'mock parliament' Television 4:22

Who is this outspoken young woman?

Who is this outspoken young woman?
Does this environmental advocate look familiar?

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