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Extreme Weather
Nine days after the flood, while people deal with the disaster's realities, Canadians raise record amounts of aid. - Television, 2:23
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July 31, 1996
Coping with the Saguenay flood's aftermath
Television
2:23
Extreme Weather
A lot has changed in the nearly two decades since the Ocean Ranger sank, but not enough to rule out another oil rig disaster. - Radio, 9:24
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Feb. 15, 2001
Could the Ocean Ranger disaster happen again?
Radio
9:24
Extreme Weather
Stranded Grande Baie residents wait for Canadian Forces helicopters to airlift them to evacuation camps. - Radio, 6:57
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July 22, 1996
Evacuation camps for Quebec flood victims
Radio
6:57
Extreme Weather
Flash flooding, the result of torrential rainfall over the past two days, has taken the lives of two children in Quebec's Saguenay region. - Radio, 1:57
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July 20, 1996
Flash floods kill two in Saguenay
Radio
1:57
Environmental Protection
He captivated the world with his impassioned speeches about conservation. But very few knew the true Grey Owl: Englishman Archie Belaney - Television, 10:27
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Dec. 11, 1972
Grey Owl: trapper, conservationist, author, fraud
Television
10:27
Extreme Weather
A Canadian royal commission and a U.S. inquiry look into why the rig sank and why nobody survived. - Radio, 16:15
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Oct. 24, 1982
Investigating the Ocean Ranger disaster
Radio
16:15
Natural Disasters
CBC foreign correspondent Brian Stewart reflects on reporting from some of the world's worst natural disasters. - Television, 21:50
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March 5, 2000
Mansbridge One on One: Brian Stewart
Television
21:50
Extreme Weather
As bodies are brought back to St. John's, families and friends seeks solace at memorial services across the province. - Television, 4:04
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Feb. 19, 1982
Newfoundland - the Ocean Ranger disaster
Television
4:04
Extreme Weather
The Royal Commission on the Ocean Ranger Marine Disaster releases its findings, and says the disaster could have been prevented. - Television, 2:04
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Aug. 13, 1984
Ocean Ranger report blames equipment and training
Television
2:04
Pollution
<span>Initial testing of residents of Fort McKay, Alta., north of the Suncor and Sycrude oilsands, reveals lead poisoning in some children and adults in 1984.</span> - Television, 1:50
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May 15, 1984
Oilsands blamed for lead poisoning
Television
1:50
Pollution
Profits are high 40 years after the oilsands industry began, but so too is the cost to the environment. - Television, 23:05
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Dec. 12, 2007
Oilsands mean high profits, but also pollution
Television
23:05
Extreme Weather
Just outside Morris, Man., the Hamblin family prepares to fight the flood of the century. - Television, 14:56
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April 29, 1997
One family's flood battle
Television
14:56
Extreme Weather
Residents coping with the flood have difficulty applying for compensation. - Radio, 4:34
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July 23, 1996
Saguenay flood compensation conundrum
Radio
4:34
Extreme Weather
Residents sleep in tents and eat in the mess hall at CFB Bagotville. - Radio, 8:30
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July 22, 1996
Saguenay flood victims camp out in La Baie
Radio
8:30
Extreme Weather
One year after floodwaters raged through Quebec's Saguenay region, visitors arrive on touring trolleys and take pictures of the wreckage. - Television, 3:02
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July 18, 1997
Saguenay, one year later
Television
3:02
Environmental Protection
In 1975, researchers at the University of Calgary attempt to develop a way to burn the oil out of the ground. - Television, 4:48
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Feb. 17, 1975
Scientists explore cleaner oilsands extraction methods
Television
4:48
Extreme Weather
At 12:30 am, April 29, the Red River floods through Ste. Agathe. One of the last people to be evacuated describes the scene. - Radio, 3:33
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April 29, 1997
Ste. Agathe falls victim to the flood
Radio
3:33
Extreme Weather
The mighty Ocean Ranger has sunk, and desperate attempts are made to find the 84 men onboard. - Television, 7:20
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Feb. 15, 1982
The Ocean Ranger is lost
Television
7:20
Extreme Weather
A brutal winter storm closes in on Newfoundland's Grand Banks, threatening oil rigs and ships in the area. - Television, 2:20
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Feb. 25, 2002
The storm that started the Ocean Ranger disaster
Television
2:20
Extreme Weather
Bob McDonald explains wind, storms, hurricanes and how tornadoes are formed. - Radio, 8:54
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Jan. 10, 1978
What causes a tornado?
Radio
8:54
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