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St-Laurent finally reaches agreement on the St. Lawrence Seaway. - Radio, 10:28
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Aug. 10, 1954
Bridging the St. Lawrence
Radio
10:28
<p>One lucky company will build the Confederation Bridge.</p><p> </p> - Television, 2:19
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May 27, 1992
Choosing a developer for P.E.I.'s Confederation Bridge
Television
2:19
Tourists have to wait hours, sometimes days, to get on and off Prince Edward Island. - Television, 1:59
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Aug. 4, 1968
Ferry service slow to meet P.E.I.'s tourism demand
Television
1:59
They could zoom through underground tunnels at high speeds, transporting passengers to their destinations comfortably and efficiently. Canada's two new subways were considered marvellous feats of modern engineering in the 1950s and '60s. As the decades passed, Toronto's subway and Montreal's metro became more than just technological marvels — they were also places for people to meet, musicians to perform and artists to display their work.
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Topic spans: 1949-2000
Going Underground: Toronto's Subway and Montreal's Metro
Topic
8 television clips
9 radio clips
First year anniversary of the Confederation Bridge and a look at how industry has been affected. - Television, 2:09
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June 7, 1998
Happy Birthday Confederation Bridge
Television
2:09
Most islanders are happy with the changes, even though some fears were right on target. - Television, 2:27
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June 4, 2002
Has P.E.I. become a Maritime Coney Island?
Television
2:27
How long does it take to call Mars? <em>Wonderstruck</em> finds out. - Television,
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June 11, 1986
Hello Mars? It's me, Earth.
Television
Twenty years after plans were dropped, bridging the Northumberland Strait is once again at the forefront. - Television, 3:23
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Jan. 8, 1988
P.E.I. residents to vote on link to mainland
Television
3:23
A bridge or tunnel is almost certainly on the horizon now that the majority of islanders have voted in favour of a fixed link. - Television, 1:27
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Jan. 19, 1988
P.E.I. votes to connect to the rest of Canada
Television
1:27
The potato farmers, poets and everyone else have their opinion on the big vote. - Radio, 20:49
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Jan. 15, 1988
Prince Edward Islanders debate bridge to New Brunswick
Radio
20:49
The CBC covers the opening celebration for Toronto's new state-of-the-art sports stadium. - Television, 3:40
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June 4, 1989
Raising the roof at SkyDome
Television
3:40
In 1966, the Winnipeg floodway is still two years from completion. Winnipeggers hope that ring dikes and sandbags will be enough to save them. - Radio, 4:45
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April 10, 1966
Sandbagging to hold back Winnipeg floods, 1966
Radio
4:45
In the spring of 1997 the Confederation Bridge opened to the public, amidst much celebration - Television, 2:15
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May 31, 1997
The Confederation Bridge officially opens
Television
2:15
Some island experts explore the magical nature of island life and contemplate what's at stake when the bridge opens. - Television, 16:18
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May 28, 1997
The Confederation Bridge opens a new chapter for P.E.I.
Television
16:18
A long and romantic tradition of ferryboat rides between New Brunswick and P.E.I. will end in two days. - Television, 3:29
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May 29, 1997
The Confederation Bridge replaces ferry to P.E.I.
Television
3:29
Building is well underway and emotions are still running high as a concrete bridge slowly emerges from the sea. - Television, 2:10
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June 19, 1995
The Confederation Bridge rises
Television
2:10
Almost since Confederation, a link between Prince Edward Island and the rest of Canada was a lively possibility. But would a fixed link sacrifice the island's stand-alone charm or just make life more convenient? And could a link disrupt the delicate ecosystem of the Northumberland Strait? From fishermen to farmers to ferry workers, the island's prospects were debated and protected. In 1988, after a 60-40 vote, the inevitable came to pass. It wouldn't be a tunnel or causeway; it would be a curvaceous, 12.9-kilometre bridge.
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Topic spans: 1969-2002
The Confederation Bridge: P.E.I. Connects
Topic
10 television clips
3 radio clips
A history of the arguments for and against a connection to the mainland - Radio, 12:39
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Jan. 17, 1988
The Northumberland Strait: Barrier of Buffer?
Radio
12:39
Ingenious flood tunnels keep diggers from getting at the island's prize. - Television, 1:22
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Dec. 23, 1980
The Oak Island money pit: how it works
Television
1:22
In 1535, Jacques Cartier stood on Mount Royal looking down in despair at the Lachine Rapids that barred his further progress inland along the St. Lawrence River. It wasn't until 1954 that a formal agreement between Canada and the U.S. finally made the St. Lawrence Seaway possible. Heralded as a marvel of engineering when it opened in 1959, the Seaway has been hit by environmental problems and hard economic times over the last two decades. What lies ahead for the Seaway?
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Topic spans: 1951-2001
The St. Lawrence Seaway: Gateway to the World
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17 television clips
6 radio clips
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