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CBC Radio's Matinee exposes the nasty plight of a divorcée after 17 years of marriage. - Radio, 6:20
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Middle-aged and divorced in 1969
Radio
6:20
What do women want? In 1945, CBC broadcasters were asking that question — at least in terms of radio and television programming. As the Second World War ended and Canada's postwar boom began, happy homemakers heard Kate Aitken's cold remedy or tips on how to make a pizza pie. But as the cheery '50s got on, women listeners requested more intelligent programming. They began to learn about setting up a theatre company and hear frank discussion about what going through a divorce was really like.
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Topic spans: 1945-1969
A Woman's Place: Programming for the Modern Homemaker
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8 television clips
7 radio clips
Desperate for a place to live, ex-soldiers have taken over vacant barracks in Ottawa. - Radio, 2:31
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Sept. 5, 1946
Arriving home — to no home
Radio
2:31
Mrs. Peterson, a Canadian mother, shares her research on various baby carriers found around the world. - Television, 10:19
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May 10, 1963
'Baby toting' in 1963
Television
10:19
Join the Drainies at their house for prizes, gifts and laughs as the nation shares its tips and tricks for good housekeeping. - Radio, 13:35
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Jan. 1, 1953
Drop in on the Drainies
Radio
13:35
Broadcaster Kate Aitken and Hollywood film star Barbara Nichols discuss being "career women." - Television, 27:01
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July 3, 1957
Homemaker & Hollywood: Kate Aitken & Barbara Nichols
Television
27:01
"Your women's editor," Kate Aitken, brings news and views to Canadian homemakers. - Radio, 14:27
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Sept. 27, 1948
Kate Aitken: No blue Mondays
Radio
14:27
Parents of baby boomers look for tips on how to handle temper tantrums and other toddler troubles. - Television, 11:20
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March 5, 1963
Learning rather than discipline
Television
11:20
<p>It's the 1958 Home Show, and CBC-TV is there to take viewers through a stylish new model home.</p> - Television, 19:31
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April 8, 1958
Modelling home
Television
19:31
<p>CBC Radio's <em>Assignment</em> finds out about the many uses of plastic bags for the modern housewife of 1962.</p> - Radio, 6:36
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Aug. 7, 1962
New modern convenience: the plastic bag
Radio
6:36
Frum talks about the stress of being a
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Nov. 13, 1974
Superwoman Frum talks housework with sociologist Joann Vanek
Radio
8:58
An automation expert in 1966 says a housewife's work is too complex to ever be replaced by technology. - Radio, 4:13
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Jan. 7, 1966
'The irreplaceable housewife'
Radio
4:13
War is over, victory savoured. Now what to do with jobless soldiers streaming home? And how to get women out of the factory and back to the hearth? Such postwar fears evaporated as the economy boomed, a surge of immigrants transformed an increasingly confident nation and the social safety net began to take shape. In what's now viewed as a golden age, modern Canada was born.
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Topic spans: 1944-1958
Welcome Home, Soldier! Life in Postwar Canada
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3 television clips
12 radio clips
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