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Some native youths use violence to defend treaty rights. - Radio, 4:52
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Sept. 14, 1995
Condoning violent protest
Radio
4:52
Some compare separatist anglophones to
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March 29, 1980
Courting the English Yes
Radio
35:34
The Quebec Liberal leader addresses No supporters in Montreal. - Television, 19:42
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Oct. 30, 1995
Daniel Johnson's victory speech
Television
19:42
Front Page Challenge figures out what Northwest Territories' native people want. - Television, 8:40
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Dec. 13, 1976
Deciphering 'Eskimo' land claims
Television
8:40
British Columbians are divided on the validity of a treaty referendum. - Television, 10:01
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April 25, 2002
Democracy debated
Television
10:01
Saskatchewan Premier Grant Devine talks to <em>The House</em> about the new mood in federal-provincial relations. - Radio, 7:01
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Nov. 17, 1984
Devine looks to the future
Radio
7:01
John Diefenbaker's minority government is toppled by two no-confidence votes, a resignation and a furor over nuclear missiles. - Radio, 5:11
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Feb. 5, 1963
Diefenbaker government collapses
Radio
5:11
Treaty Mi'kmaq given right to fish out of season. - Television, 2:32
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Sept. 17, 1999
Donald Marshall wins Supreme Court victory
Television
2:32
A panel of experts discusses the economics of sovereignty-association. - Radio, 9:32
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May 17, 1980
Economics, separation and Quebec
Radio
9:32
At 23 years old, the future Green Party leader campaigns against pesticide use on Nova Scotia's forests. - Television, 13:20
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Feb. 21, 1978
Elizabeth May: no spray, no way
Television
13:20
An eyewitness account of the celebrations and anger that ran late into the night of the referendum. - Radio, 6:55
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May 21, 1980
Emotions spill out onto Quebec streets
Radio
6:55
Anglo-Quebecers overwhelmingly oppose sovereignty, and there are fears the debate is turning racist. - Radio, 8:37
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March 23, 1980
English vs. French debate
Radio
8:37
The day after her death, reporter Jason Moscovitz pays tribute to Sauvé's political career. - Radio, 1:56
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Jan. 27, 1993
Eulogy for Sauvé
Radio
1:56
The date is set, and political foes send out dire messages about what is at stake. - Television, 8:45
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April 15, 1980
Federal leaders speak out as referendum date is set
Television
8:45
A Liberal strategist suggests parents will spend the Conservatives' proposed child benefit payments on "beer and popcorn." - Television, 2:11
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Dec. 11, 2005
Federal Liberals deride 'beer and popcorn' money
Television
2:11
Flames engulf Parliament, burning it to the ground. - Radio, 5:14
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Feb. 2, 1966
Fire destroys Parliament Buildings
Radio
5:14
After a dramatic night of balloting, rookie MP Audrey McLaughlin is crowned the new leader of the federal NDP. - Television, 6:19
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Dec. 2, 1989
First woman to lead a national party
Television
6:19
Solicitor General Francis Fox shocks the nation with his intensely personal confession. - Television, 8:34
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Jan. 30, 1978
Francis Fox's public confession
Television
8:34
Jean Chrétien and his Liberals get grilled over RCMP handling of APEC protesters. - Television, 4:43
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Aug. 6, 2001
Free speech meets pepper spray
Television
4:43
The Canada-U.S Free Trade Agreement is now official... at least on paper. - Television, 2:10
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Jan. 2, 1988
Free Trade Agreement signed
Television
2:10
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