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First World War: The Royal 22nd is decimated at Arras, France. Their leader, future governor general Georges P. Vanier is nearly killed... twice. - Radio, 7:05
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Feb. 14, 1965
22nd Battalion decimated at Arras
Radio
7:05
Most French Canadians are unenthusiastic about fighting the First World War. But some prominent citizens think French Canada deserves its own fighting force. - Television, 2:52
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Nov. 8, 1989
A battalion is born
Television
2:52
The explosion levels most of Halifax. - Television, 6:09
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Dec. 5, 1956
A city in ruins
Television
6:09
- Radio, 1:24
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Dec. 6, 1967
Albert Wood remembers being peppered by glass
Radio
1:24
Peter Gzowski learns about newly discovered sketches of the 1917 explosion in Halifax harbour. - Radio, 10:12
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Dec. 6, 1990
Arthur Lismer and the Halifax Explosion
Radio
10:12
Authors and poets help the propaganda war by romanticizing the trench warfare and even the tragedy at Gallipoli. - Radio, 4:25
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Feb. 21, 1979
Artists aid war effort by romanticizing combat
Radio
4:25
Even after 90 years, the scars of trench warfare in France's Somme have not fully healed. - Television, 6:14
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June 30, 2006
Battle of the Somme
Television
6:14
Piper James Richardson was killed and won a Victoria Cross at the Somme. Ninety years later, his bagpipes have been found and returned. - Television, 2:39
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Nov. 8, 2006
Canada's most famous bagpipes come home
Television
2:39
- Radio, 6:54
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Dec. 4, 1992
Determining 9:04:35 a.m. as the precise time of the explosion
Radio
6:54
Haligonians demand justice for those responsible for the blast. - Radio, 3:43
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Dec. 6, 1967
Establishing blame
Radio
3:43
- Radio, 8:14
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Dec. 6, 2000
Examining the immediate medical response to the disaster
Radio
8:14
Two pilots aboard the ill-fated ships blame each other for the blast. - Radio, 2:55
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Dec. 6, 1967
Eyewitness accounts
Radio
2:55
Canadian veterans and historians recall the initial zeal of Canadian Expeditionary Force volunteers. - Radio, 8:49
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Nov. 22, 1964
First World War: Canadians enlist
Radio
8:49
- Television, 5:49
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Dec. 2, 1992
Found:Arthur Lismer's 'Sorrow' painting of the Halifax Explosion
Television
5:49
In 1915, Canadians soldiers fall victim to one of the most hideous inventions of the war: chemical warfare. - Radio, 4:51
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May 7, 2003
Gas! Gas!
Radio
4:51
Veterans recall one of the most terrifying and triumphant moments in Canada's military history. - Radio, 6:37
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Jan. 10, 1965
Going over the top at Vimy Ridge
Radio
6:37
The ongoing First World War means Halifax is bustling with wartime activity. - Television, 1:37
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Nov. 30, 1977
Halifax Harbour is a major wartime port
Television
1:37
A former sailor brings Halifax harbour's vibrant history to life.  - Television, 4:03
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Oct. 17, 2001
Halifax Harbour's colourful past
Television
4:03
The innovative 'Hydrostone' development gives birth to a unique and vibrant community. - Television, 9:53
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Dec. 7, 1998
Halifax today
Television
9:53
An interview with Jack Ayre, pianist for the First World War entertainers the Dumbells. - Radio, 7:17
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June 29, 1973
Last of the Dumbells
Radio
7:17
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