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Ben Johnson fails a second drug test. His career is over. - Radio, 7:47
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March 6, 1993
Banned for life
Radio
7:47
More than two years after finishing behind two doped skiers, gold. - Television, 1:56
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June 25, 2004
Beckie Scott gets her gold medal
Television
1:56
Canada's cross-country skiing sweetheart was happy with third place, until she learned the two women that beat her were cheating. - Radio, 8:58
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May 19, 2002
Beckie Scott: from bronze to silver to gold
Radio
8:58
In a brief press conference, Johnson denies taking illicit drugs and asks for some privacy. - Television, 2:35
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Oct. 4, 1988
Ben Johnson denies any wrongdoing
Television
2:35
He holds the world record, but for some Ben Johnson is a big question mark. - Radio, 13:21
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Sept. 4, 1988
Ben Johnson raises eyebrows
Radio
13:21
Johnson is about to return to competition and talks to Mark Lee about his personal life. - Radio, 3:23
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March 31, 1990
Ben Johnson talks about the end of his suspension
Radio
3:23
Scientists marvel at Ben Johnson, "the ultimate running machine." - Television, 6:03
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May 7, 1987
Ben Johnson: Built for speed
Television
6:03
Ben Johnson tests positive for anabolic steroids and is stripped of his medal. - Television, 2:13
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Sept. 26, 1988
Ben Johnson: Canada's shame
Television
2:13
Frum is unrelenting as she grills Dr. Jamie Astaphan after Johnson's doping scandal. - Television, 24:33
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Sept. 28, 1988
Ben Johnson's doctor on trial
Television
24:33
UK bodybuilders use almost anything to bulk up. Doctors try to keep them alive. - Radio, 10:55
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March 7, 2004
Bodybuilders use insulin and steroids, with doctor's help
Radio
10:55
New science raises the spectre of altering athletes' DNA to improve performance. - Radio, 20:53
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June 26, 2004
Can gene doping build the perfect athlete?
Radio
20:53
Six of Canada's best amateur athletes are suspended for life for steroid use. - Radio, 11:15
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Sept. 28, 1986
Canada starts getting tough on drugs
Radio
11:15
The era of amateur drug testing begins at the 1983 Pan Am Games, and Canadians are among the first to be busted. - Television, 7:07
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Aug. 24, 1983
Canadian athletes caught in Caracas drug test
Television
7:07
Four varsity players are suspended. One of them tells all. - Radio, 8:16
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Dec. 1, 1996
Canadian college footballers on steroids
Radio
8:16
Steve Vezina admits taking stimulants and steroids, costing his team a gold medal. - Television, 3:18
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Aug. 2, 1999
Canadian rollerhockey player tests positive; team loses medals.
Television
3:18
Ben Johnson's coach tells the Dubin Inquiry that illegal drug use is common among Canadian track and field athletes. - Television, 2:57
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March 7, 1989
Charlie Francis comes clean
Television
2:57
Halifax children who thought Johnson was a hero express their disappointment. - Television, 1:30
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Sept. 27, 1988
Children react to Ben Johnson debacle
Television
1:30
Charles Dubin issues a report criticizing testing policies and procedures of the Canadian government and amateur sports bodies. - Television, 2:02
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Sept. 28, 1989
Closing arguments at the Dubin Inquiry
Television
2:02
An audio montage of the voices behind Canada's steroid fiasco. - Radio, 5:06
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Oct. 3, 1989
Damning evidence in the Dubin Inquiry
Radio
5:06
A report claims half the players in Canada's junior hockey leagues are taking banned substances. - Television, 2:04
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Dec. 10, 2003
Drugs in minor hockey
Television
2:04
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