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From Playplax to Plasticine, <em>Take 30</em> surveys the best from Santa's workshop for Christmas 1969. - Television, 8:13
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Dec. 3, 1969
1969 Christmas toys
Television
8:13
Young hockey fans may be surprised to learn that Gordie Howe doesn't use the equipment he endorses. Also: hockey helmet tests, oil prices and "shell" housing. - Television, 26:05
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Jan. 6, 1974
A hollow endorsement
Television
26:05
As Tim Hortons gets ready for its IPO, CBC Radio's <em>The Current</em> takes a critical look at the chain's reputation as a good corporate citizen. - Radio, 19:25
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March 20, 2006
A peek 'under the icing'
Radio
19:25
The fashion doll that took the world by storm celebrates 25 years. - Television, 5:07
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Feb. 27, 1984
All dolled up with Barbie
Television
5:07
Teen correspondents for <em>Street Cents</em> investigate claims about coffee from Tim Hortons. - Television, 3:16
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Oct. 25, 1996
Always fresh?
Television
3:16
A look at Tim Horton's entry into the doughnut business, his struggles to juggle hockey with business, and the ensuing family troubles. - Television, 6:45
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Feb. 2, 2001
Balancing hockey, doughnuts and family
Television
6:45
Mattel tops the business bloopers list with a Barbie who says she can't handle math. - Television, 4:48
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Dec. 20, 1992
Barbie says, 'Math class is tough'
Television
4:48
<p>Business whiz kid Bill Gates explains the new Windows 3.1 software and Microsoft's dispute with IBM.</p><p> </p><p> </p> - Television, 6:46
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March 23, 1992
Bill Gates: the modest man from Microsoft
Television
6:46
Author Ian Brown discusses the Billes family battle over their company. - Television, 7:46
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Dec. 5, 1989
Billes family feuds over Canadian Tire ownership
Television
7:46
CBC's <em>Disclosure</em> takes a fun look at the urban legends surrounding the addictiveness of Tim Hortons coffee. - Television, 8:32
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Feb. 17, 2004
Brimming with caffeine and nicotine?
Television
8:32
When it comes to the economy, an appropriate motto would be plus ça change. But when times are tough, a slogan that invariably turns up is "Buy Canadian" — an appeal to consumers to put pride and patriotism where their wallets are. In 2009 it came up once again, in part a response to the controversial "Buy American" provisions proposed as part of a massive economic stimulus package. The CBC Digital Archives looks back at "Buy Canadian" campaigns of the past.
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'Buy Canadian'
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In 1961, manufacturers want consumers to "Buy Canadian." Consumers want manufacturers to give them a good reason. - Radio, 7:00
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Nov. 23, 1961
'Buy Canadian': a 'simple, sad little plea'?
Radio
7:00
With startup costs in the multiple millions, will cellular telephone service fly? - Television, 6:27
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June 24, 1985
Canada goes cellular
Television
6:27
"Canadian" TVs, appliances and automobiles may not be entirely made in Canada. - Television, 5:00
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June 28, 1992
Canadian made?
Television
5:00
Against the odds, Canadian Tire fares well against American big box competitors in 1999. - Television, 2:06
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Aug. 8, 2002
Canadian Tire goes toe-to-toe with Home Depot and Wal-Mart
Television
2:06
PartSource is the latest retail concept rolled out by Candian Tire CEO Stephen Bachand. - Television, 2:35
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Aug. 25, 1999
Canadian Tire grows again with PartSource
Television
2:35
An attempt to transform the floundering Whites franchise in Texas into an American version of Canadian Tire ends in disaster. - Television, 8:10
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Dec. 8, 1985
Canadian Tire’s mistaken leap into the U.S. market
Television
8:10
Real or artificial, a Christmas tree is a must-have in 1973 – no matter the price. - Television, 3:25
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Dec. 17, 1973
Christmas trees, 1973
Television
3:25
There's an interesting trend afoot in Hamilton as a number of police officers leave the force to open Tim Hortons franchises. - Television, 1:26
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Nov. 10, 1981
Cops quit for doughnuts?
Television
1:26
Facing competition from drugstores, a costume rental company expands to serve the theatre market in 1986. - Television, 3:48
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Nov. 2, 1986
Costume supplier Malabar looks beyond Halloween
Television
3:48
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