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A 1995 debate on whether prison inmates deserve the right to vote in Canada. - Television, 5:28
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May 25, 1995
Debate on prisoner's right to vote
Television
5:28
An angry Dene chief tells the inquiry he will lay down his life to stop the pipeline. - Television, 5:48
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Aug. 5, 1975
Dene chief: 'My nation will stop the pipeline'
Television
5:48
Two ethicists debate Rodriguez's case. - Television, 8:33
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Sept. 18, 1992
Designer death vs. merciful end
Television
8:33
Rodriguez discovers she has ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. - Television, 2:38
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Feb. 21, 1994
Diagnosed with a killer disease
Television
2:38
In 1960, Canada's Aboriginal Peoples are finally granted a 'no-strings-attached' right to vote. - Television, 0:49
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Nov. 10, 1971
Diefenbaker and the native vote
Television
0:49
An Edmonton journalist predicts a low turnout rate for Aboriginals in the 1967 Alberta election. - Radio, 3:31
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May 6, 1967
Do Alberta Indians want to vote?
Radio
3:31
Rodriguez decides she wants to fight for the legal right to die. - Television, 14:04
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Nov. 9, 1992
Dying on her own terms
Television
14:04
While few care to talk publicly about their epilepsy, <em>Seven Days</em> helps break the silence. - Television, 22:10
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March 7, 1965
Epilepsy: Still a 'shameful' disorder
Television
22:10
Three representatives from the Farm Women's Union of Alberta talk to reporter Ed Reid about discrimination against farm women. - Radio, 5:24
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April 26, 1968
Farmwives testify at Bird Commission
Radio
5:24
The Bird Commission and feminism are re-evaluated in 2001. - Radio, 11:54
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March 8, 2001
Feminism in 2001
Radio
11:54
A couple of young women in Edmonton are fighting for the right of 16-year-olds to vote. - Television, 2:31
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Aug. 28, 2001
Fighting for a lower voting age
Television
2:31
Fighting words indeed: "I cannot honestly believe that all lives are equally precious." - Television, 4:04
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March 22, 1959
Fighting Words: On the value of human life
Television
4:04
John Damien lost his job because of his sexual orientation, and he's taken the matter to the courts. - Radio, 6:05
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March 8, 1976
Fired because he's gay
Radio
6:05
A woman's right to choose is key among the arguments the Bird Commission hears as it rolls through Quebec City and Montreal. - Radio, 1:31
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June 14, 1968
French Canadian women demand change
Radio
1:31
Michael Leshner and Michael Stark become the first couple to be legally married in a same-sex ceremony in Toronto. - Television, 4:00
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June 10, 2003
Gay marriage legalized in Ontario
Television
4:00
Chris Vogel and Richard North have found a sympathetic minister to marry them, and all they want now is a marriage licence. - Radio, 10:30
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Feb. 21, 1974
Gay Winnipeg couple marries
Radio
10:30
<p>Erasmus is the keynote speaker at the 2002 LaFontaine-Baldwin Symposium.</p> - Television, 8:01
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March 8, 2002
Georges Erasmus offers a native view of Canada's future.
Television
8:01
Erasmus is elected National Chief of Assembly of First Nations in a tight race. - Radio, 2:05
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July 30, 1985
Hail the new chief!
Radio
2:05
Russell Ogden looks at the practice of euthanasia in Canada. - Radio, 5:54
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Feb. 14, 1994
History of euthanasia and assisted suicide in Canada
Radio
5:54
Thanks to recent regulation changes, it's now possible for homeless people to cast their ballots. - Television, 3:19
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Nov. 27, 2000
Homeless people gain easier access to vote
Television
3:19
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