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They could zoom through underground tunnels at high speeds, transporting passengers to their destinations comfortably and efficiently. Canada's two new subways were considered...

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They could zoom through underground tunnels at high speeds, transporting passengers to their destinations comfortably and efficiently. Canada's two new subways were considered...

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When dump trucks roared in to ship Africville residents out, it seemed like a good idea to city planners. By the 1960s, years of neglect and racism had made Halifax's oldest and...

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Throughout history, "ladies" were discouraged from participating in team sports because it was thought competition would lead to "manly" behaviours. But thanks...

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The Toronto Subway Song – a musical tribute to the upcoming subway.

Singing about subways

Radio, 6min 06s

Two residential school veterans remember the system that made them ashamed to speak their mother tongue.

Losing native languages

Radio, 6min 06s

In 1980, Marxist-Leninist Party leader Hardial Bains explains his platform to help Canada free from the domination of finance capital.

Marxist-Leninists seek mass appeal

Radio, 6min 06s

In 1996, Franz Wilhelmsen remembers discovering Whistler Mountain and dreaming of what it could be.

The father of Whistler

Television, 6min 06s

Television 3:53

Snowboarder Ross Rebagliati wins, loses and then wins back his gold medal.

Ross Rebagliati triumphs in Nagano

Television, 6min 06s

Television 2:35

A House of Commons report sounds the alarm on the preventable problem of fetal alcohol syndrome.

Alcohol devastates developing brains

Radio, 6min 06s

Radio 14:54

Steve Nash is the best point guard in the NBA, but this 2005 clip shows he is not your typical superstar.

Steve Nash, passing everyone

Television, 6min 06s

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Quirks & Quarks

Radio

Quirks & Quarks

Is science just a subject for academics and geeks? Not according to the CBC Radio program Quirks & Quarks.

All hell breaks loose for Roméo Dallaire

Radio
4:57

All hell breaks loose for Roméo Dallaire

A shaken Lt.-Gen. Roméo Dallaire relates the unimaginable scene from Kigali, Rwanda as the country is on the verge of colossal carnage.

Margaret Thatcher: Britain's Iron Lady

Television,
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Terry Fox on the road

Television,
7:10

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Tracing the History of African-Canadian Communities

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Tracing the History of African-Canadian Communities

The task will be to research and prepare a report on one aspect of the history of the African-Canadian communities of...

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National Hockey League doubles its size

Feb. 9, 1966

National Hockey League doubles its size

The NHL expands from six to twelve teams

Radio
2:12

Check the calendar


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	Prodigy on ice Television 1:52


	'Is there a teenage problem today?' Radio 41:38

Who is this bespectacled politician?

Who is this bespectacled politician?
Do you recognize this rookie MP?

Television
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