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A traffic specialist from the Netherlands explains his radical vision of road safety. - Radio, 7:14
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May 31, 2004
A future without stop signs
Radio
7:14
It's an easy ride on Selkirk, Manitoba's jukebox buses. - Radio, 1:50
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Sept. 6, 1949
A music box on wheels
Radio
1:50
The inventor of striped toothpaste talks to CBC Radio in 1959 about his simple yet snazzy innovation. - Radio, 4:52
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Sept. 3, 1959
A new look in toothpaste: stripes!
Radio
4:52
Mrs. Macdonald shows CBC's Bill McNeil her dance moves. - Radio, 4:21
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Oct. 25, 1965
A spring in her 108-year-old step
Radio
4:21
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
Topic
8 television clips
7 radio clips
The true story of Elmer the Safety Elephant and how he helped significantly reduce deaths on Canada's roads. - Television, 7:18
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March 27, 1955
An elephant brings safety to our schools
Television
7:18
Creativity does exist in the suburbs, say the Barenaked Ladies. - Television, 1:01
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Feb. 16, 1993
Art in the '905'
Television
1:01
Are drowsy drivers as dangerous to our roads as drunken drivers once were? - Radio, 6:37
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Nov. 13, 2002
Asleep at the wheel
Radio
6:37
Car company executives defend their safety record during the 1960s. - Television, 11:10
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Aug. 10, 1965
Auto style over safety?
Television
11:10
The suburb beckons more often than the city, according to a new study. - Television, 2:00
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Aug. 13, 1992
Choose the suburbs!
Television
2:00
A female safety expert stands up for women behind the wheel. - Radio, 4:50
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Aug. 17, 1961
Defending women drivers
Radio
4:50
CBC Radio takes a look at a 1962 prototype of a safer automobile. - Radio, 5:15
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Aug. 15, 1962
Designing a better 'Survival Car'
Radio
5:15
A look at what can be done to reduce the numbers of pedestrian deaths on our roads. - Television, 15:48
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April 16, 1999
Designing a safer street
Television
15:48
Half a century later, housing prices aren't as affordable. - Television, 2:38
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May 10, 2003
Don Mills turns 50
Television
2:38
How the growth in cellphone use is posing a risk to our roads. - Television, 2:54
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Feb. 4, 2002
Driven to distraction
Television
2:54
A safety engineer from American Motors faces some tough questions from Ralph Nader on This Hour Has Seven Days. - Television, 6:34
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Dec. 12, 1965
Facing Nader
Television
6:34
Today's fighting words: "If you have charm, you don't need to have anything else." - Television, 3:49
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May 22, 1960
Fighting Words: Chatting about charm
Television
3:49
Four men debate: "modern man is powerless and insignificant in the modern world." - Television, 3:51
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April 15, 1956
Fighting Words: Pity modern man
Television
3:51
By the 1960s, Vancouver's Chinatown is becoming a beloved destination for non-Chinese residents too. - Radio, 5:56
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March 6, 1968
For the love of Chinatown
Radio
5:56
Paul Soles and Adrienne Clarkson explore the sense of touch. - Television, 4:42
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Oct. 28, 1965
Getting in touch
Television
4:42
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