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Cosmopolitan, outrageous and sexy. Pop, protest and pills. The counterculture and the global village. Canada changed in the 1960s. An explosion in the arts - and cool, confident Canadian design. Grand expressions of optimism: satellites, love-ins, and a new flag, aboriginal and women's rights, separatism and Expo 67. CBC was there.
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Topic spans: 1960-1969
1960s a GoGo
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28 television clips
In this 1994 interview, two Canadian men who were at Woodstock reminisce about the event. - Television, 8:14
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Aug. 8, 1994
25 years later, Woodstock remembered as 'cosmic'
Television
8:14
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
In International Year of Youth, a group of teens discover they cannot be anything they want to be. - Television, 5:01
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Nov. 20, 1985
A crash course in reality
Television
5:01
The Duplessis Orphans organize and protest some four decades after their release from psychiatric hospitals. - Radio, 1:55
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Aug. 14, 1992
A dark history revealed
Radio
1:55
The class of '88 graduated under the illusion that hard work and a good education would get you somewhere. - Television, 13:53
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June 2, 1997
A life without high points
Television
13:53
The sky was the limit for Christine and Michelle. Then the sky fell in. - Television, 11:18
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June 1, 1993
A lost generation?
Television
11:18
Quebec ombudsman Daniel Jacoby calls premier Bouchard's reconciliation attempt
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March 9, 1999
A modest offer and apology rejected
Radio
1:43
Shift Magazine creates a space for Generation X culture and literature. - Radio, 12:29
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Aug. 13, 1992
A new voice for Xers
Radio
12:29
The Duplessis Orphans at long last accept an offer of compensation. - Television, 1:58
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July 3, 2001
Apology and amends
Television
1:58
Investigating the potential impact of beer advertising on society. - Radio, 13:58
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Dec. 17, 1974
Are beer ads harmful?
Radio
13:58
The Fab Four knocks Toronto teens off their feet. - Television, 8:55
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Oct. 4, 1964
Beatlemania takes Toronto
Television
8:55
A peek at Canada's first
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Feb. 17, 1963
Beatniks: The hippie forefathers
Television
3:49
Many Xers still believe they are next in line for the good life. - Radio, 5:11
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March 23, 1986
Blissful ignorance
Radio
5:11
Generation X by the numbers, courtesy of demographer David Foot. - Television, 12:02
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March 7, 1996
Boom, bust and echo
Television
12:02
Quebec premier offers an apology and compensation to the Duplessis Orphans. - Radio, 2:27
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March 4, 1999
Bouchard's offer
Radio
2:27
When the church says it can only offer compassion, the Duplessis Orphans respond with a protest. - Radio, 2:02
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Sept. 15, 1999
Boycotting the collection plate
Radio
2:02
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
In the last television interview of Callwood's life, she opens up to George Stroumboulopoulos about love, marriage, life and death. - Television, 11:16
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April 2, 2007
Callwood's last interview
Television
11:16
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
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