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The West doesn't see the need for bilingualism. - Television, 6:11
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May 6, 1964
A thousand and one opinions
Television
6:11
Canadian Acadians retrace their historic journey to Louisiana to promote a francophone cultural revival. - Television, 4:13
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April 11, 1969
Acadians head south to help Cajun cousins
Television
4:13
Francophones fight to keep French schools in their N.B. communities. - Television, 1:56
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April 18, 1997
Acadians protest school closures
Television
1:56
Author Antonine Maillet tells the history of the women of Acadia. - Television, 2:37
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Dec. 5, 1979
Acclaim for Antonine Maillet
Television
2:37
An anonymous government worker claims he was demoted for not being able to speak French. - Television, 6:19
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Feb. 28, 1971
Anglo civil servant demoted
Television
6:19
English speakers in Quebec have little trouble maintaining their mother tongue. - Television, 2:07
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June 3, 1964
Anglophone Quebecers keep their culture
Television
2:07
Despite dwindling numbers, anglos in Quebec City are holding on to most of their institutions and have no plans to leave. - Television, 10:00
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May 27, 1973
Anglophones stay in Quebec City
Television
10:00
Leaders favour commission. - Radio, 3:41
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Aug. 4, 1963
B&B a good idea: Tommy Douglas, Jean Lesage
Radio
3:41
New Brunswick succeeds and then struggles with its official bilingual status. - Television, 3:16
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Feb. 22, 1988
Becoming bilingual
Television
3:16
Find out what life is like for francophones outside of Quebec. - Radio, 5:43
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Dec. 8, 1979
Being French in English Canada
Radio
5:43
Despite earlier opposition by Progressive Conservative John Diefenbaker, Tory Prime Minister Brian Mulroney celebrates the flag's 25th birthday. - Television, 2:32
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Feb. 15, 1990
Brian Mulroney celebrates Canadian flag
Television
2:32
Up for debate on <em>Citzen's Forum</em>: Is Canada becoming an American satellite? - Radio, 43:54
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Feb. 11, 1948
Canada = America junior?
Radio
43:54
Maple leaf and beavers rouse less controversy. - Television, 9:21
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Dec. 28, 1958
Canadians comment on flag designs
Television
9:21
CBC reporters ask Canadians what they think of closure in the House of Commons and their new maple leaf flag. - Radio, 3:16
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Dec. 15, 1964
Canadians differ on flag, closure
Radio
3:16
The 1972 New Year's Day messages from Governor General Roland Michener and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. - Radio, 11:02
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Jan. 1, 1972
Canadians need to be more Canadian
Radio
11:02
For the first time in their country's 98-year history, Canadians raise an official national flag. - Television, 2:00
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Feb. 15, 1965
Canadians raise first official flag
Television
2:00
Island spirit takes over Toronto with the largest Caribbean festival in North America. - Television, 2:14
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Aug. 2, 1986
Caribana celebrates Caribbean culture
Television
2:14
After sitting 210 days, an extended parliamentary session ends with a vote for closure on the flag debate. - Television, 8:25
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Dec. 15, 1964
Closure ends flag debate
Television
8:25
Watch shorter version in Clip 4. - Television, 19:22
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Dec. 15, 1964
Closure ends flag debate (extended version)
Television
19:22
Royal Commission says country may be in danger of breaking up. - Television, 0:47
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Feb. 26, 1965
Commission releases interim report
Television
0:47
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