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Aeronautics
The crash of Air Canada Flight 621 in Brampton is examined days after it happened in July 1970. - Radio, 9:40
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July 12, 1970
109 dead in Brampton plane crash
Radio
9:40
Applied Science
Bell's daughter Marian discusses her father, "the great encourager," on what would have been his 100th birthday. - Radio, 2:25
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March 3, 1947
Alexander Graham Bell's 100th birthday
Radio
2:25
Natural Science
Dense smoke from B.C. forest fires causes a spectacle in the sky, turning the sun and moon bright blue. - Radio, 2:11
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Sept. 28, 1950
Blue sun shines over England
Radio
2:11
Natural Science
A Canadian invention revolutionizes treatment for cancer patients. - Radio, 2:19
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Oct. 27, 1951
Debut of the cobalt bomb
Radio
2:19
Aeronautics
Shocking Parliament and Avro employees, Diefenbaker announces the Arrow and Iroquois engine programs are cancelled immediately. - Radio, 5:48
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Feb. 20, 1959
Diefenbaker cancels Avro Arrow project
Radio
5:48
Energy Production
Canada announces $600 million oil and gas agreement with Esso. - Radio, 3:18
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May 10, 1982
Exploration energizes the Beaufort Sea
Radio
3:18
Energy Production
In Rolphton, Ont., the first Candu reactor begins producing electrical power. - Radio, 2:05
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June 4, 1962
First Candu reactor powers Canadian homes
Radio
2:05
Transportation
New Brunswick's
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Aug. 14, 2002
Getting rid of the Trans-Canada's "Suicide Alley"
Television
2:16
Space
The second satellite in the "Alouette" series was sent into orbit today, confirming the success and ingenuity of Canada's top scientists. - Television, 3:00
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Nov. 29, 1965
Launching the Alouette 2
Television
3:00
Space
How does it feel to be picked to be Canada's first astronaut? Marc Garneau shares his excitement shortly after finding out. - Television, 5:47
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March 14, 1984
Marc Garneau, Astronaut
Television
5:47
Biotechnology
Clint, Arnold and Danny are identical kids. - Television, 1:41
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April 27, 1999
McGill produces world's first cloned goats
Television
1:41
Transportation
It's taken just eight months for the U.S. Army to build a highway through B.C. and the Yukon to Alaska. - Radio, 9:45
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Nov. 20, 1942
Opening day for the Alcan Highway
Radio
9:45
Transportation
It's the end of an era as Canadian trains go cabooseless. - Radio, 1:30
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Nov. 14, 1989
Railways reduce caboose use
Radio
1:30
Space
Dr. Bondar becomes the first Canadian woman and the second Canadian astronaut to take off for space. - Television, 2:32
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Jan. 22, 1992
Roberta Bondar is out of this world
Television
2:32
Natural Science
- Television, 10:26
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March 14, 1976
Seeking alternatives to pesticides
Television
10:26
Aeronautics
Pilot J.A.D. McCurdy shares his memories of the first airplane flight in Canada – forty years later. - Radio, 2:49
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Feb. 23, 1949
Silver Dart makes aviation history
Radio
2:49
Energy Production
The largest power blackout to that point in history leaves 30 million people in darkness. - Radio, 10:29
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Nov. 9, 1965
The 1965 'Great Northeastern Blackout'
Radio
10:29
Computers
A 12-year-old computer prodigy impresses the adults at a 1981 Vancouver computer show, and finds time to make friends with a robot while he's there. - Television, 2:23
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Feb. 21, 1981
The computer kid
Television
2:23
Energy Production
More than 50 million people go without electricity as a massive power outage reduces Ontario and the eastern U.S. to a crawl. - Television, 8:51
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Aug. 14, 2003
The great blackout of 2003
Television
8:51
Technology
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker in Ottawa speaks by telephone to Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace. - Radio, 2:08
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Dec. 19, 1961
Transatlantic phone cable officially opened
Radio
2:08
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