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Extreme Weather
Strange stories of death and survival from the deadliest tornado in Canadian history. - Radio, 11:30
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Oct. 27, 1976
1912 'Regina Cyclone'
Radio
11:30
Extreme Weather
Death, looting and a frightened
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June 18, 1946
1946 Windsor tornado
Radio
4:39
Extreme Weather
A community pulls together after a rare tornado strike in northern Ontario. - Radio, 12:55
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Aug. 23, 1970
1970 Sudbury tornado
Radio
12:55
Extreme Weather
When farms are destroyed, modern-day Good Samaritans arrive with aid. - Television, 10:23
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Jan. 29, 1980
1979 Woodstock tornado
Television
10:23
Extreme Weather
From Friday's terror in the darkness to Sunday's prayers in church, 48 hours of aftermath. - Television, 14:51
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June 3, 1985
1985 Barrie tornado
Television
14:51
Extreme Weather
Canada's deadliest tornado in 75 years kills 27 and injures hundreds. - Television, 4:38
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July 31, 1987
1987 Edmonton tornado
Television
4:38
Extreme Weather
An Alberta campground is wiped out, and rescuers can't tell how many people are missing. - Television, 4:54
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July 16, 2000
2000 Pine Lake tornado
Television
4:54
Natural Disasters
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
Natural Disasters
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
Natural Disasters
A fleet of spray planes wages war on
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July 7, 1957
Budworm City
Television
8:51
Natural Disasters
The Asian longhorn beetle and emerald ash borer join the list of unwelcome guests dining on Canada's trees. - Television, 3:27
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Oct. 10, 2003
Chinese tree-killing beetles found in Ontario
Television
3:27
Natural Disasters
The Nature of Things revisits the first elm tree to die of the disease in Canada. - Television, 11:25
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April 26, 1962
Dutch elm disease threatens Canada's most stately trees
Television
11:25
Natural Disasters
For decades, Winnipeg kept Dutch elm disease at bay. Now it's making a comeback. - Television, 2:05
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Aug. 14, 2001
Dutch elm disease: an old enemy returns
Television
2:05
Natural Disasters
The hemlock looper: goofy name, voracious appetite. - Television, 2:20
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May 29, 1991
Hemlock loopers deadly for trees
Television
2:20
Natural Disasters
In the shadow of Parliament Hill, stately elms fall victim to Dutch elm disease. - Television, 6:07
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Aug. 1, 1979
Ottawa's elms are crashing down
Television
6:07
Pollution
For 25 years New Brunswick has drenched its forests in toxic spray. It's not just the budworms that are dying. - Radio, 11:49
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May 14, 1976
Poison mists affect more than just budworms
Radio
11:49
Extreme Weather
The Fighting Prairie Weather Dogs hunt down Canada's worst weather. - Radio, 14:17
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May 13, 1996
Storm chasers: Flirting with disaster
Radio
14:17
Natural Disasters
A Toronto researcher who recently saw his first elm may have a cure for Dutch elm disease. - Television, 8:52
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Oct. 20, 1979
The man who cured the elm
Television
8:52
Extreme Weather
How much are all your possessions worth? - Television, 12:26
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Dec. 11, 1985
Tornado insurance: putting a price on disaster
Television
12:26
Extreme Weather
We have radar, satellites, observers and transmitters, but never enough warning. - Radio, 6:43
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March 29, 1998
Why can't we predict tornadoes?
Radio
6:43
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