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Three Innu women attempt to make a difference in their troubled community. - Radio, 21:38
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Oct. 25, 2004
A glimmer of hope
Radio
21:38
Haunting images of gas-sniffing Innu children shock the world. - Television, 2:14
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Jan. 28, 1993
A heart-wrenching cry for help
Television
2:14
Excited Innu families begin their move to Natuashish. - Television, 6:03
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Dec. 16, 2002
A new beginning
Television
6:03
An Edmonton man encases himself in a block of ice to raise awareness of the plight of the less fortunate. - Radio, 4:31
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Dec. 11, 1992
A very icy fundraiser
Radio
4:31
An anthropologist who lived among the Innu on their misguided relocation. - Radio, 8:11
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Feb. 1, 1993
'A well-intentioned bumbling'
Radio
8:11
In 1966 <em>Telescope</em> profiles an Abenaki singer and activist who brought a swimming pool to her Quebec reserve. - Television, 22:51
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Feb. 10, 1966
Alanis Obomsawin the activist
Television
22:51
This heart-wrenching TV report from the CBC's Brian Stewart inspired famine aid projects around the world. - Television, 4:03
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Nov. 1, 1984
Alerting the world to Ethiopian famine
Television
4:03
The host of CBC TV's In Touch lets her empathy shine. - Television, 16:28
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April 4, 1977
Callwood interviews teenaged mothers
Television
16:28
Callwood reflects back on her life and receiving a lifetime achievement award from her peers. - Television, 22:51
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July 1, 2004
Callwood's special blend of journalism and activism
Television
22:51
Addictions counsellor Bill Partridge describes finding the six comatose teens high on gas. - Radio, 10:26
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Jan. 27, 1993
Davis Inlet: Canada's third world
Radio
10:26
"We are a lost people." That description by an Innu chief seemed fitting when a shocking video of six gas-sniffing teens, screaming they wanted to die, was broadcast to the world. The once-nomadic Innu of Labrador have struggled under a haze of isolation, poverty and addiction ever since their 1967 settlement. A second relocation, this time from the shantytown of Davis Inlet to the new community of Natuashish, offered much promise, but it was just the beginning of a long healing process.
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Topic spans: 1992-2005
Davis Inlet: Innu Community in Crisis
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6 television clips
8 radio clips
Callwood, 80, gives CBC's Andy Barrie a historical tour of her life. - Radio, 7:20
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June 11, 2004
Driving around Toronto with Callwood
Radio
7:20
A report paints a bleak picture for the Innu children of Labrador. - Radio, 2:27
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Dec. 13, 2004
Educating the Innu
Radio
2:27
Alcohol, cons and despair: aboriginal people living on skid row. - Radio, 43:29
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Oct. 2, 1982
Haven or hell? Life on skid row
Radio
43:29
Harmonica player Mike Stevens on playing for the gas-sniffing Innu children of Labrador. - Radio, 8:33
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Nov. 23, 2000
Healing power of music
Radio
8:33
The Innu children use solvents to escape their hopeless reality. - Television, 15:50
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Nov. 29, 2000
'I'll never stop sniffing gas'
Television
15:50
Toronto's Scott Mission gives disadvantaged families the opportunity to go to summer camp, giving them a break from the city grind. - Television, 2:34
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Aug. 24, 1985
Inner-city kids go to camp
Television
2:34
A construction worker in Natuashish describes the extent of the damages. - Radio, 8:33
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Oct. 7, 2003
Innu vandalize their own homes
Radio
8:33
No one was excluded in the world of June Callwood. The celebrated journalist/activist with a "just fix it" attitude worked tirelessly for countless causes. She helped found over 50 social organizations including Nellie's women's shelter and Casey House, Canada's first AIDS hospice. Dubbed St. June, the woman with movie star good looks and an unwavering capacity for compassion, battled personal tragedy, depression and controversy in a long life that served as Canada's conscience. June Callwood died on April 14, 2007, at age 82.
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Topic spans: 1926-2007
June Callwood: Canada's Conscience
Topic
9 television clips
8 radio clips
A year after the move, the Innu community of Natuashish falls into a familiar cycle. - Radio, 7:54
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Oct. 7, 2003
New homes, same old problems
Radio
7:54
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