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A new technology allows police to nab speeders by mail. - Radio, 5:21
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Nov. 19, 1987
Don't smile: you're on photo radar
Radio
5:21
A religious expert examines the deadly attraction of the Solar Temple. - Television, 5:52
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Oct. 6, 1994
Doomsday cult or New Age religion?
Television
5:52
A CBC Television reporter tests out the effects of drinking on his driving abilities. - Television, 3:55
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Dec. 4, 1982
Drunk behind the wheel
Television
3:55
From his days as a young hoodlum and later as a wartime commando, Edwin Boyd seems preordained to become infamous. - Television, 8:23
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Jan. 30, 1996
Edwin Boyd, bank robber in training
Television
8:23
Sherbrooke pedestrians are being watched. Do the cameras deter crime, or foster paranoia? - Television, 4:34
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June 16, 1992
Electronic eyes on the streets
Television
4:34
A legal loophole allows peeping police to tape prostitution in a Victoria hotel room. - Television, 2:42
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Jan. 13, 1987
Escort agency bust worries BC attorney general
Television
2:42
Al Baldwin describes inhumane execution. - Radio, 1:34
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May 11, 1975
Ex-convict recalls Don Jail hanging
Radio
1:34
Rifle popular with SWAT teams and vermin hunters. - Radio, 5:29
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Dec. 7, 1989
Expert describes weapon Lepine used
Radio
5:29
Police launch a manhunt after the body of JoAnn Wilson is found in her Regina home. - Television, 2:20
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Jan. 21, 1983
Ex-wife of Colin Thatcher murdered
Television
2:20
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March 16, 2005
Families respond to the verdicts
Radio
<p>Today's argument: "Anybody has a right to evade taxes if he can get away with it."</p><p> </p><p> </p> - Television, 4:44
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April 2, 1961
Fighting Words: Tax evasion: right of the rich and clever
Television
4:44
Men debate: "To defend her chastity, a woman has the right to kill." - Television, 3:17
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June 19, 1960
Fighting Words: Views on very violent feminism
Television
3:17
Women's rights groups pop open champagne as Bertha Wilson becomes the first female justice on the Supreme Court of Canada. - Television, 4:15
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March 4, 1982
Finally, a woman on Canada's Supreme Court
Television
4:15
A bereaved family member joins the Southern Chiefs Organization in demanding an independent task force into a possible serial killer. - Television, 2:21
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Sept. 5, 2007
Fonessa Bruyère, Winnipeg (2007)
Television
2:21
In March 2005, Canadians are shocked and angry after four young RCMP officers are shot and killed during a raid on an Alberta farm. - Television, 12:50
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March 4, 2005
Four RCMP officers killed in Mayerthorpe
Television
12:50
Did the Air India bombers receive training at a mercenary commando training camp in Alabama? - Radio, 7:09
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June 26, 1985
Frank Camper's Commando Training School
Radio
7:09
The Boyd Gang busts out again, the nationwide manhunt that follows is the first story ever covered on CBC Television. - Television, 1:58
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Sept. 18, 2002
Gang's second jailbreak becomes CBC's first TV news story
Television
1:58
A look at how the pioneering advocacy group got its start in Canada. - Television, 8:08
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Dec. 30, 1982
Getting MADD with drunk drivers
Television
8:08
Police around the world want to know who's really behind the global traffic in narcotics. - Radio, 4:28
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July 11, 1958
Global hunt for narcotics smugglers
Radio
4:28
A Canadian soldier goes on a shooting spree at the Quebec National Assembly. - Television, 2:54
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May 8, 1984
Gunman kills 3 at Quebec legislature
Television
2:54
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