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Dad's a potter and Mom's a spinner in a B.C. clan that supports itself by making and selling handcrafts. - Television, 13:30
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July 7, 1975
A crafty family
Television
13:30
Parapsychologists are recorded during an exorcism at a haunted rural Nova Scotia home. - Radio, 12:57
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Oct. 31, 1987
A Nova Scotian exorcism
Radio
12:57
The need to navigate the waters prompted native North Americans to invent the canoe. Hundreds of years later, their creation has become a favourite Canadian pastime. Many use canoeing as a means of finding tranquility in nature; others take it up as a sport. Some even view it as an art form. The CBC Digital Archives takes a look at the storied history of gliding along the water with paddle in hand.
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Topic spans: 1962-2007
A Passion for Paddling: Canoeing in Canada
Topic
8 television clips
2 radio clips
<p>A look at the development of the snowmobile and its present day popularity.</p> - Television, 4:11
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March 20, 1982
A popular pastime
Television
4:11
A tour of the city's ghostly haunts. - Television, 3:58
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June 16, 1994
A Toronto ghost walk
Television
3:58
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
Marijuana is not just for hippies anymore. - Television, 10:54
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June 19, 1969
Barbara Frum hosts 1969 panel on decriminalizing pot
Television
10:54
Women who want to act should start a theatre group, says Trans-Canada Matinee guest Betty Keller. - Radio, 8:05
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Oct. 16, 1961
'Betty Shakespeare'
Radio
8:05
Joseph-Armand Bombardier was a shy, determined mechanic who dreamed of building a vehicle that could "float on snow". In 1937 the first snowmobile rolled out of his small repair shop in Valcourt, Que. and a legendary company was born. Over the years, Bombardier continued to perfect his dream and found that winter-bound Canadians were eager to come along for the ride. Bombardier changed the way we travel over snow and he established a Canadian manufacturing giant along the way.
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Topic spans: 1937-1974
Bombardier: The Snowmobile Legacy
Topic
11 television clips
6 radio clips
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April 18, 1967
Bongs and muffin recipes in hippie Yorkville 'head shop'
Television
2:29
<p>On the scene of Canada's fastest growing sport — five-pin bowling!</p> - Television, 27:09
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Jan. 25, 1957
Bonkers for bowling
Television
27:09
Three home brewers talk to <I>Midday</I> about their love of beer making. - Television, 8:31
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June 23, 1993
Brewing your own
Television
8:31
The CBC Stamp Club broadcasts from a children's hospital in 1950, cheering up some young stamp collectors suffering from tuberculosis. - Radio, 14:01
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Oct. 21, 1950
CBC Stamp Club visits ailing kids
Radio
14:01
In a depressed northern Ontario town struggling for survival, teenagers learn life's lessons on a canoe trip in 2005. - Television, 12:00
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Oct. 21, 2005
Coming of age in a canoe
Television
12:00
Two groups of teens get intoxicated for CBC cameras. - Television, 27:18
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Feb. 25, 1975
Comparing marijuana and alcohol: a demonstration
Television
27:18
Bachelors take cooking classes to impress their girlfriends. - Television, 10:06
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May 25, 1965
Cooking for men
Television
10:06
Skilled oarsman and canoeing expert Kirk Wipper illustrate the dangers of unsafe paddling in 1978. - Television, 13:09
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Sept. 13, 1978
Danger comes quickly in a canoe
Television
13:09
Can a parapsychologist convince Peter Gzowski that ghosts exist? - Radio, 11:59
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May 19, 1976
Eileen Sonin, expert on Canadian ghosts
Radio
11:59
A wide-eyed owl made of sealskin becomes a popular Inuit craft and an appealing symbol of Canada. - Television, 6:02
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March 16, 1964
Eyes on Ookpik
Television
6:02
A Queensborough, Ont. quilter shows off the fruits of her labours. - Television, 7:28
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Dec. 23, 1980
Folk art in Ontario
Television
7:28
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