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Dave Smart has led the Carleton Ravens to their 5th straight CIS basketball championship. Here the team and its star - Oswaldo Jeanty - celebrate while heaping praise on their coach Dave Smart. - Television, 1:55
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March 20, 2007
5-peat for Dave Smart and Carleton U
Television
1:55
Small-time owners keep thoroughbred horseracing on the move. - Radio, 7:25
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Oct. 29, 1988
A thoroughbred love of racing
Radio
7:25
Unusual native games draw curious crowds. - Television, 1:34
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March 21, 1980
Ancient Arctic sports
Television
1:34
With events like "knuckle hop", "ear pull" and "sledge jump", the Arctic Winter Games are more than just another international athletic competition. The best of the North compete in ancient native games alongside hockey and curling as part of the biannual event. The Games began in 1970 as a way for folks living north of the 55th parallel to compete on their own turf. It has since evolved into a sporting and cultural extravaganza where throat singers and dog mushers help preserve the distinct northern way of life.
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Topic spans: 1967-2002
Arctic Winter Games
Topic
3 television clips
6 radio clips
In 1988, CBC Radio asks who is nuttier: bobsledders, lugers or football players? - Radio, 7:30
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Feb. 21, 1988
Are bobsledders crazy?
Radio
7:30
Arnold Schwarzenegger the bodybuilder is fast becoming Arnold the action movie star. - Television, 15:53
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March 27, 1978
Arnold Schwarzenegger, from muscles to movies
Television
15:53
Hubert Lacroix, the McGill women's basketball coach, combines a legal career with an intense drive to make his team the best in Canada. - Television, 1:37
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Dec. 16, 1985
Basketball court of law with Hubert Lacroix
Television
1:37
Montreal street gangs have taken their battles into high schools gyms during basketball games. - Television, 2:10
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Dec. 8, 2003
Basketball gangs invade Montreal schools
Television
2:10
In 1891 at a YMCA Training School in Springfield, Mass., a Canadian athletic instructor invented a simple game involving a ball tossed into a peach basket. It would take nearly a century for basketball to gain worldwide prominence and develop its own culture, fashion and vibe. Along the way, Canadians have played a huge role in popularizing the sport, on the street, in gyms and in the professional ranks. From a phenomenal women's team from Edmonton, to the rise of the Raptors and Grizzlies, to names like Rautins, Nash and Triano, CBC Digital Archives dribbles through a history of basketball in Canada.
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Topic spans: 1957-2009
Basketball in Canada: From Naismith To Nash
Topic
25 television clips
2 radio clips
On the 100th anniversary of the invention of basketball, its humble beginnings and increasingly massive appeal are profiled in 1991. - Television, 9:04
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Oct. 21, 1991
Basketball rises from obscurity to streets and gyms everywhere
Television
9:04
A sports historian looks back on the history of basketball in Canada, from an Ottawa-area boy to an Edmonton girl's team. - Radio, 4:00
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Sept. 30, 1957
Basketball, 'the invention of a Canadian'
Radio
4:00
Cal Miller traces the events leading up to the first Arctic Winter Games. - Radio, 2:16
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March 16, 1974
Birth of the Games
Radio
2:16
Pierre Lueders is happy with a second Olympic medal, but not as happy as Lascelles Brown is to become a Canadian. - Radio, 2:34
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Feb. 19, 2006
Bobsledders Lueders and Brown settle for silver at Torino 2006
Radio
2:34
<p>On the scene of Canada's fastest growing sport — five-pin bowling!</p> - Television, 27:09
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Jan. 25, 1957
Bonkers for bowling
Television
27:09
Will Morrissey's Bunty Lawless, the favourite, wins the 1938 King's Plate. - Radio, 8:59
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May 21, 1938
Bunty Lawless wins the 1938 King's Plate
Radio
8:59
Free divers push the depths of human endurance. - Television, 16:25
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Nov. 24, 2003
Canadian diver seeks new depths
Television
16:25
Native artists, dancers and singers preserve the distinct culture of the North. - Television, 2:23
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March 8, 1994
Celebrating Northern culture
Television
2:23
In a depressed northern Ontario town struggling for survival, teenagers learn life's lessons on a canoe trip in 2005. - Television, 12:00
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Oct. 21, 2005
Coming of age in a canoe
Television
12:00
A small player makes a huge impression when Raptors rookie Damon Stoudamire wins the NBA Rookie of the Year award. - Television, 2:13
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May 15, 1996
Damon Stoudamire, the first Raptors star
Television
2:13
Skilled oarsman and canoeing expert Kirk Wipper illustrate the dangers of unsafe paddling in 1978. - Television, 13:09
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Sept. 13, 1978
Danger comes quickly in a canoe
Television
13:09
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