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Black and white film footage of the construction of the Seaway (silent) - Television, 4:12
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Oct. 1, 1958
(no audio) The construction of the Seaway
Television
4:12
Black and white film footage of a typical scenic voyage up the St. Lawrence Seaway (silent). - Television, 1:49
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May 6, 1959
(no audio) The Royal Yacht Britannia passes through the locks
Television
1:49
CBC's open-line radio show hears Canadians' opinions on current affairs. - Radio, 3:54
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Nov. 12, 1967
50 years after revolution in Russia
Radio
3:54
Church groups remind shareholders of links to South African military. - Television, 2:07
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March 24, 1983
Alcan shareholders debate disinvesting
Television
2:07
As Norwegian exploration in the North increases, Canada becomes concerned. - Radio, 4:35
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Dec. 28, 1970
Amundsen, Nansen and Canadian sovereignty
Radio
4:35
F.W. de Klerk breaks with the past and promises a new South Africa. - Television, 18:28
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Feb. 2, 1990
ANC legalized, Mandela to be released
Television
18:28
South African ambassador causes an uproar for comparing native Canadians to blacks in his country. - Television, 6:39
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March 9, 1987
Apartheid in Canada? Babb to visit Peguis Indian Reserve
Television
6:39
In 1983 the future Israeli prime minister talks about fighting the Palestinian Liberation Organization. - Television, 9:36
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June 1, 1983
Ariel Sharon, defending Israel
Television
9:36
As his 50th anniversary as king of Thailand approaches, CBC's <em>Sunday Morning</em> discusses the fascinating and revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej. - Radio, 15:15
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Dec. 31, 1995
Bhumibol, Thailand's accidental king
Radio
15:15
William Jefferson Clinton is sworn in as the 42nd president of the United States. - Television, 4:27
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Jan. 20, 1993
Bill Clinton's first day
Television
4:27
Black leader pleads for help at Ontario Legislature. - Television, 1:53
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May 30, 1986
Bishop Desmond Tutu in Toronto
Television
1:53
Russia's first democratically-elected president encounters friends and foes in Canada. - Television, 3:23
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June 19, 1992
Boris Yeltsin visits Canada
Television
3:23
It's been called "the Arctic Grail." For centuries, European explorers were obsessed with the quest for a route around North America to the Orient. Norway's Roald Amundsen finally conquered the Northwest Passage in 1906. But long Arctic winters meant the route couldn't be exploited commercially. Global warming could change all that by melting the ice and making the passage a key shipping route. But as this happens, the controversial question of sovereignty becomes increasingly important. Does the Northwest Passage belong to Canada or the world?
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Topic spans: 1959-2006
Breaking the Ice: Canada and the Northwest Passage
Topic
10 television clips
11 radio clips
But pundits speculate there is another reason the president can't keep his appointment. - Television, 2:43
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April 14, 2003
Bush cancels address due to Iraq War
Television
2:43
The two leaders cover plenty of bases in a quick 1989 presidential visit. - Television, 6:40
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Feb. 10, 1989
Bush, Mulroney 'do a little business'
Television
6:40
Barbara Frum tries to reach Ugandan dictator Idi Amin after a reported coup. She's met with insults and derision. - Radio, 5:53
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Feb. 5, 1974
Calling Idi Amin
Radio
5:53
A delegation arrives in Ottawa to establish the first Chinese Embassy in North America since Mao Zedong took power. - Television, 1:54
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Feb. 1, 1971
Canada and Communist China open diplomatic relations
Television
1:54
For almost 50 years, South Africa was ruled by apartheid — a brutal system of racial separation that kept the nation's black majority in poverty while a white minority held the wealth and power. As unrest grew, South Africa seemed destined for a bloodbath. Canada — like many nations — was slow to react but, by the 1980s, assumed a leading role in forcing economic sanctions against South Africa. Canadian business people, activists and clergy also played parts in bringing about all-race elections in 1994, and a surprisingly peaceful end to apartheid.
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Topic spans: 1952-1994
Canada and the Fight Against Apartheid
Topic
20 television clips
12 radio clips
South Africa's foreign minister says Canada's new sanctions are hypocritical, meddling and useless. - Radio, 8:10
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Dec. 20, 1977
Canada announces sanctions against South Africa
Radio
8:10
Margaret Meagher on breaking into the male-dominated world of diplomacy. - Radio, 4:48
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Jan. 18, 1960
Canada appoints first woman ambassador
Radio
4:48
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