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...but few have any. - Radio, 5:05
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April 8, 1981
CRTC canvasses public opinions...
Radio
5:05
Public and private broadcasters alike wonder where they'll get millions to pay for new Canadian shows. - Television, 1:55
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Dec. 1, 1981
CRTC considers boosting prime time television requirements
Television
1:55
Rocker Bryan Adams lashes out at the CRTC for saying his best song isn't Canadian enough. - Television, 7:55
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Jan. 14, 1992
CRTC debate: Bryan Adams not Canadian?
Television
7:55
Opposing sides either plead for the CRTC to save the Canadian identity, or blast it for being heavy-handed. - Radio, 27:19
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April 19, 1970
CRTC debate: The price of being Canadian
Radio
27:19
From now on: 60 per cent Canadian television, 30 per cent Canadian music on radio. - Television, 11:27
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Nov. 6, 1970
CRTC issues new Canadian content rules
Television
11:27
The CRTC expands the definition of prime time. - Television, 2:37
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June 11, 1999
CRTC relaxes CanCon requirements for private stations
Television
2:37
David Chilton, author of <em>The Wealthy Barber,</em> discusses the complexities of recession and his early breakthrough. - Television, 13:02
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Feb. 16, 2009
David Chilton's dream come true
Television
13:02
Sydney Lamb doesn't think so. So why does the CRTC? - Radio, 9:41
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March 5, 1961
Does watching American TV make you less Canadian?
Radio
9:41
Charities race to recruit ailing celebrities to gain the edge in fundraising, the challenges of celebrity reportage and big-name endorsement deals. - Television, 21:04
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Dec. 26, 1999
Dollars for disease
Television
21:04
In 1977 the actor, comedian, writer and CBC host explains how he created his philosopher-farmer character Charlie Farquharson. - Television, 12:13
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Oct. 14, 1977
Don Harron and his alter ego, Charlie Farquharson
Television
12:13
Unpaid internships are legal, but are they fair? Also, how low will a journalist go for an interview? - Television, 26:50
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Nov. 14, 1999
Enduring internships
Television
26:50
The author and professor ruminates on the economic plight of young people, why urban hospitals don't make sense, and why Saddam Hussein prefers a ground war. - Television, 18:46
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July 14, 1999
Foot: the 'young people' problem
Television
18:46
Garth Turner analyzes why mutual funds have become such a hot consumer item, and why this may not be a good thing. - Radio, 3:05
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April 29, 1986
Garth Turner: mulling mutual funds
Radio
3:05
Garth Turner offers a simple explanation for on the financial collapse of Oct. 19, 1987. - Television, 2:25
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Oct. 19, 1987
Garth Turner: 'sheer panic'
Television
2:25
Gordon Pape looks at the benefits of a long-term mortgage and the ability to plan ahead for your mortgage. - Television, 3:42
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April 30, 1985
Gordon Pape: The long lock-in
Television
3:42
Ted Rogers talks with Peter Gzowski about the history and the future of Rogers' telecommunications business. - Radio, 20:01
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May 31, 1989
His father's son: Ted Rogers Jr.
Radio
20:01
The Davey Commission sparks debate on media ownership vs. freedom of the press. - Radio, 12:12
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March 23, 1970
How free is Canada's press?
Radio
12:12
Two CBC managers explain the impact of $75 million in cuts on the CBC and take comments from callers. - Radio, 17:20
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Dec. 12, 1984
How will budget cuts affect the CBC?
Radio
17:20
A Molson beer commercial strikes a nationalistic chord with Canadians from coast to coast. - Television, 2:12
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July 6, 2000
I... AM... CANADIAN!
Television
2:12
<p>In 1966 the foreign correspondent and future CBC News anchor meets the <em>Front Page Challenge</em> panel.</p> - Television, 11:18
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April 12, 1966
Knowlton Nash, your Washington correspondent
Television
11:18
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