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Phone-in show callers give their opinions about the new wave of immigrants. Columnist Doug Collins and Operation Lifeline Chair Howard Adelman debate. (Note: explicit language.) - Radio, 8:34
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July 29, 1979
...But some say 'Go home.'
Radio
8:34
Toronto lawyer Gary Yee helps Chinese immigrants adjust to Canada, and fights for head tax redress. - Television, 5:22
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Feb. 24, 1992
A champion for the Chinese
Television
5:22
By 2004, Chinese-Canadian identity combines old and new world traditions. - Radio, 6:53
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May 18, 2004
A changing identity
Radio
6:53
Toronto's all-Chinese hockey team, playing in the King Clancy Hockey League, is considered quite
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Feb. 10, 1949
A Chinese hockey team in Toronto
Radio
2:33
Refugee Peter Tran talks about his flight from Vietnam in 1975 and his experiences adapting to life in Canada. - Radio, 9:05
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March 5, 1981
Adjusting to Canada: From ABCs to -40 degrees
Radio
9:05
Evidence of the first settlement of free blacks in North America can still be found more than two centuries later. - Television, 3:51
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April 27, 1999
Birchtown's remains
Television
3:51
The Birchtown offices of the Black Loyalist Heritage Society are destroyed by a 2006 fire. - Television, 2:39
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April 21, 2006
Black Loyalist history goes up in flames
Television
2:39
Prof. Daniel Hill takes listeners back to the arrival of a wave of black refugees on the Underground Railway. - Radio, 8:46
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April 8, 1979
Black refugees in Ontario
Radio
8:46
They were prepared to risk everything. In the years following the Vietnam War, over one million refugees fled the war-ravaged countries of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. Those Vietnamese who took to the ocean in tiny overcrowded ships were dubbed the "boat people." The survivors sometimes languished for years in refugee camps. The luckier ones were taken in by countries like Canada.
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Topic spans: 1975-1980
Boat People: A Refugee Crisis
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10 television clips
11 radio clips
The school at the Buxton settlement in Ontario produced many of the notable figures of Canada's black history. - Radio, 8:52
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April 15, 1979
Buxton's black scholars
Radio
8:52
Annette Toft, formerly of Denmark, becomes Canada's two millionth immigrant since the Second World War. - Television, 0:32
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Dec. 6, 1960
Canada's two millionth immigrant since 1945
Television
0:32
Newcomers talk of the fear, joy and despair they experienced while helping multiculturalism take root in Canada. - Radio, 8:58
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Oct. 23, 1977
Canadian immigrant experiences
Radio
8:58
The Midnight Zone talks to four Canadians in the entertainment industry who went to the U.S. to find success. - Television, 12:16
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March 4, 1961
Canadians in America
Television
12:16
Catherine Schubert makes a difficult journey into the Canadian history books. - Radio, 7:20
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May 14, 1957
Catherine Schubert crosses the Rockies in 1862
Radio
7:20
- Television, 6:13
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Sept. 11, 1979
CBC Television crew visits refugees, Anambas Islands
Television
6:13
Archaeologists are digging up parts of Vancouver's old Chinatown to uncover elements of the past. - Television, 2:47
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May 19, 1996
Chinatown dig
Television
2:47
They risked their lives to help build Canada's railroad in the 1880s. But as soon as the work was done, Canada just wanted them gone. It was the beginning of a difficult history for Chinese immigrants to Canada. They struggled through the head tax, personal attacks and job discrimination. But the Chinese in Canada persevered. And today, Chinese-Canadians are an integral part of Canada's multicultural society, forging their own cultural identities.
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Topic spans: 1957-2005
Chinese Immigration to Canada: A Tale of Perseverance
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13 television clips
9 radio clips
Chinese-Canadians serve in the Second World War and subsequently get the right to vote. - Television, 5:26
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May 15, 1997
Chinese-Canadians get the vote in 1947
Television
5:26
Adrienne Clarkson becomes Canada's first Governor General of Chinese heritage. - Television, 1:36
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Oct. 7, 1999
Clarkson: a Chinese-Canadian Governor General
Television
1:36
Students discuss differences between Chinese immigrants and Canadian-born Chinese. - Radio, 15:02
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April 16, 1973
Debating identity
Radio
15:02
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