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Warning: offensive language. Raw footage of street demonstrations after the Toronto bathhouse raids. - Television, 2:02
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"No more raids!" Bathhouse protests - raw tape
Television
2:02
Ten years have passed since the Bird Commission released its final report. Some recommendations have succeeded while others remain unresolved. - Television, 4:21
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Dec. 29, 1980
10 years later: perspective and constitutional change
Television
4:21
- Television, 14:05
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Feb. 22, 1983
A lightning rod for controversy
Television
14:05
The Omnibus Bill becomes law. - Radio, 2:32
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Aug. 26, 1969
A new era in Canada
Radio
2:32
A doctor, a lawyer and a sociologist, along with a gay man and a lesbian, are interviewed about homosexuality in Canada. - Television, 26:40
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Oct. 16, 1959
A psychiatric 'problem'
Television
26:40
- Radio, 5:21
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Sept. 21, 1968
A satirical view of the Omnibus Bill
Radio
5:21
Accusations fly as the Berger Inquiry opens in Yellowknife. - Radio, 5:50
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March 9, 1975
A shaky start for Berger hearings
Radio
5:50
Erasmus condemns the Catholic Church during a hearing for the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. - Radio, 1:58
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Oct. 30, 1992
Abandoning neutrality
Radio
1:58
Morgentaler now performs abortions full time and attracts the outrage of people opposed to abortion. - Radio, 5:57
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June 23, 1970
Abortion controversy heats up
Radio
5:57
Allen Wilford, a founder of the Canadian Farmers Survival Association, becomes a lawyer to fight for farmers. - Television, 19:13
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June 5, 1991
Activist farmer goes to law school
Television
19:13
<p>A look back at Alan Borovoy, head of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.</p> - Television, 10:43
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March 26, 1970
Alan Borovoy, Canadian civil rights advocate
Television
10:43
In 2002, the Supreme Court has decided it's unconstitutional to deny Canadian inmates the federal vote. - Radio, 5:18
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Oct. 31, 2002
All inmates can vote
Radio
5:18
In Appenzell, Switzerland, women are finally allowed to vote in local elections in 1990. - Radio, 5:32
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Nov. 28, 1990
Appenzell women finally get the vote
Radio
5:32
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May 9, 1977
Arctic Gas disagrees with Berger findings
Television
0:31
Canadians speak out against euthanasia in the wake of Sue Rodriguez's death. - Radio, 3:27
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Feb. 16, 1994
Arguments against euthanasia
Radio
3:27
Malcolm X is gunned down in New York City. - Television, 13:38
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Jan. 5, 1965
Assassination of Malcolm X
Television
13:38
Despite the legal setback Rodriguez continues her fight. - Television, 3:45
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Dec. 30, 1992
B.C. court refuses Rodriguez's plea
Television
3:45
A Dawson Creek farmer takes his protest over the farm crisis to the prime minister — at 27 km/h. - Television, 2:00
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Feb. 7, 2000
B.C. farmer drives his combine to Ottawa
Television
2:00
Hundreds rally in support of family life after Toronto's mayor speaks in support of a gay newspaper. - Television, 2:38
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Jan. 7, 1979
Backlash against gays
Television
2:38
Medical ethicist and lawyer Dr. Margaret Somerville examines the ruling. - Radio, 9:08
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Sept. 30, 1993
Behind the Supreme Court's decision
Radio
9:08
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