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Canada's most wanted are collared in a barn near Toronto. - Radio, 2:36
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Sept. 16, 1952
Boyd Gang captured
Radio
2:36
After 10 years in the slammer, Edwin Boyd makes parole... briefly. - Television, 1:50
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Oct. 3, 1962
Boyd tries to go straight
Television
1:50
The notorious Boyd Gang are back behind bars thanks to the work of two innovative police detectives. - Television, 6:35
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March 18, 1994
'Boyd, it's Payne. Give up!'
Television
6:35
- Television, 2:17
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Oct. 6, 1994
Brainwashed or free will? A former cult member speaks
Television
2:17
A poll finds British Columbians want to reinstate the death penalty. - Radio, 13:57
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April 2, 1987
Bring back capital punishment
Radio
13:57
In this 1963 interview, Calvin MacDonald says his undercover work infiltrating the Communist party for the RCMP has ruined his life. - Radio, 17:14
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Aug. 23, 1963
Calvin MacDonald, undercover RCMP officer
Radio
17:14
In this 1963 interview, Calvin MacDonald says his undercover work infiltrating the Communist party for the RCMP has ruined his life. - Radio, 17:14
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Sept. 23, 1963
Calvin MacDonald, undercover RCMP officer
Radio
17:14
Crooks use tiny cameras to record bank card numbers; cops use surveillance cameras to catch them. - Television, 2:03
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June 17, 2004
Camera vs. camera
Television
2:03
Pictures don't lie... do they? - Radio, 5:52
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July 6, 1994
Cameras at trial
Radio
5:52
Giving up privacy puts criminals behind bars, but at a cost. - Television, 2:39
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April 15, 1995
Cameras, cameras everywhere
Television
2:39
A retired U.S. narcotics agent describes how the entrenched Mafia presence in Canada is making it a key distribution centre for dope headed to the U.S. - Television, 10:14
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Sept. 21, 1966
Canada, a gateway for gangsters
Television
10:14
Major Deanna Brasseur discusses her career in the Canadian air force, including her historic 1989 graduation from the CF-18 training program. - Television, 10:23
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Feb. 8, 1991
Canada's first female fighter pilots cleared for takeoff
Television
10:23
Hangman John Ellis says the noose is most humane. - Television, 6:20
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Feb. 24, 1976
Canada's hangman
Television
6:20
Pickets protest double hanging at Toronto's Don Jail. - Television, 1:14
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Dec. 10, 1962
Canada's last executions
Television
1:14
CBC asks: Are you in favour of capital punishment? - Radio, 3:33
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Aug. 19, 1944
Canadians split on death penalty in 1944
Radio
3:33
Volunteers turn up to search for a nine-year-old girl who disappeared while out for a bike ride in the Quebec city of Trois-Rivières in 2007. - Television, 2:41
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Aug. 2, 2007
Cédrika Provencher, Trois-Rivières (2007)
Television
2:41
Charlottetown city council turns to technology, but there are other suggestions to stop vandalism. - Television, 2:33
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July 12, 1994
Charlottetown considers cameras to curb late-night rowdies
Television
2:33
The body of nine-year-old Christine Jessop is found. - Television, 1:44
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Jan. 1, 1985
Christine Jessop, Queensville, Ont. (1984)
Television
1:44
Calgary police force names its first female chief. - Television, 3:53
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June 18, 1997
Christine Silverberg, Calgary's chief of police
Television
3:53
Should Canada keep the death penalty? - Radio, 25:45
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Feb. 11, 1965
Citizens' Forum: Debating the death penalty
Radio
25:45
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