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The residents of Point au Gaul are puzzled by the mysterious deaths of dozens of pilot whales on their shoreline. - Television, 1:51
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July 16, 1979
135 whales die on Newfoundland shore
Television
1:51
Can animals predict earthquakes? - Radio, 2:56
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Nov. 19, 1978
Animals and earthquakes
Radio
2:56
Dr. Neil Basaraba describes how he survived a deadly avalanche in British Columbia. - Radio, 9:46
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Feb. 27, 1981
Avalanche survivor
Radio
9:46
The side of a mountain suddenly collapses, transforming a pristine white blanket into a raging wall of destruction and death. An avalanche used to be considered an unpredictable, and rarely survivable, force of nature. But with each tragedy experts have learned more about why avalanches happen, how their impact can be minimized and what people can do to survive their terrible force.
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Topic spans: 1966-2004
Avalanche!
Topic
9 television clips
5 radio clips
Three winter campers are buried in the snow when an avalanche strikes. - Radio, 5:09
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Jan. 9, 1998
Avalanches: a survivor's story
Radio
5:09
The Trudeaus urge Canadians not to take unnecessary risks in the backcountry. - Television, 2:42
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Jan. 14, 2000
Avalanches: don't cross 'the stupid line'
Television
2:42
The Canadian Avalanche Centre, which tries to keep Canadians safe, finds itself in peril from government cutbacks. - Television, 2:18
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Jan. 7, 2002
Avalanches: funding threatened
Television
2:18
Seven expert skiers are dead, raising questions about the safety of flying to remote slopes. - Television, 2:14
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March 24, 1987
Avalanches: heli-skiing takes off
Television
2:14
The son of a former prime minister becomes the country's best-known avalanche victim. - Television, 2:51
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Nov. 15, 1998
Avalanches: Michel Trudeau is lost
Television
2:51
A wall of snow roars through a school gymnasium packed with revelers. - Television, 6:40
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Jan. 8, 1999
Avalanches: New Year's nightmare
Television
6:40
The accident that claimed the lives of seven Calgary-area students. - Television, 22:12
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Feb. 24, 2003
Avalanches: school trip tragedy
Television
22:12
Three hundred train passengers are trapped for more than 30 hours in the Fraser Valley. - Radio, 15:20
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Jan. 7, 1966
Avalanches: snowslides trap trains
Radio
15:20
How far should we go to ensure public safety? - Radio, 16:24
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Feb. 4, 2003
Avalanches: the debate over backcountry skiing
Radio
16:24
Justin Trudeau calls it his "mission" and his "passion" to help get the new backwoods cabin and interpretive centre built. - Television, 2:34
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Feb. 3, 2001
Avalanches: the Kokanee Glacier cabin
Television
2:34
What causes the potentially deadly slides — and efforts to prevent them. - Television, 6:12
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May 24, 1989
Avalanches: the science behind the slide
Television
6:12
An explosion of mountain pine beetles threatens millions of trees in the B.C. interior. - Radio, 8:00
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Nov. 13, 2000
B.C. beetle infestation rages out of control
Radio
8:00
Residents of Port Alberni, B.C., pick up the pieces after 1964's massive tsunami. - Television, 4:11
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March 31, 1964
B.C.'s tsunami disaster
Television
4:11
The tiny brown spruce longhorn beetle has shut down one of Halifax's largest parks. - Television, 2:07
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May 30, 2000
Beetle trouble at Point Pleasant
Television
2:07
A fleet of spray planes wages war on
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July 7, 1957
Budworm City
Television
8:51
Beneath our feet, Canada is constantly atremble. Earthquakes shake the country about 2,500 times per year, most too small to feel. But occasionally, and without warning, the earth's crust below Canada buckles and spasms to frightening effect. More dangerous are the tsunamis that such quakes can cause. CBC Archives looks back at notable Canadian quakes, fears about "the big one" predicted for the West Coast and scientists' efforts to better understand the threat from below.
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Topic spans: 1964-2005
Canada's Earthquakes and Tsunamis
Topic
7 television clips
5 radio clips
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