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The side of a mountain suddenly collapses, transforming a pristine white blanket into a raging wall of destruction and death. An avalanche used to be considered an unpredictable,...

10 television clips

4 radio clips

The side of a mountain suddenly collapses, transforming a pristine white blanket into a raging wall of destruction and death. An avalanche used to be considered an unpredictable,...

10 television clips

4 radio clips

In 1971, Canada became the first country in the world to declare multiculturalism as official state policy. The bold step charted the path to a vibrant and evolving cultural mosaic...

10 television clips

5 radio clips

Described as "gigantic brains," computers were once so big they filled entire rooms. It all started with ENIAC, the world's first computer, that cracked and buzzed and...

7 television clips

7 radio clips

Quebec premier tells New York businessmen that separation is inevitable.

Monsieur Levesque goes to Wall Street

Radio 6:43

Thousands of senior citizens lodged in the nation's nursing homes face final years of boredom and neglect.

Lonely homes for the aged

Television 10:41

Canada: A People's History recreates explorer Samuel de Champlain's 1608 landing in North America.

Champlain founds Quebec in 1608

Television 8:51

A look at the nation's best-known product.

Canadian maple syrup

Television 4:42

Montgomery discusses the high expectations for Canadian athletes at the 2010 Olympics, and playfully explains why it makes sense to slide head first in skeleton.

Jon Montgomery, skeleton racer

Radio 4:10

Mrs. Peterson, a Canadian mother, shares her research on various baby carriers found around the world.

'Baby toting' in 1963

Television 10:19

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Radio

Anybody Home?

This fun, fast-paced magazine radio program for kids debuted in 1979, the UN's International Year of the Child. Aimed at 7-14 year-olds, the program...

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Television
15:30

Dr. Spock on the Spock generation

The parenting guru discusses his own upbringing, his child-rearing philosophy, his far-reaching influence and how he's dealt with criticism.

Terry Fox on the road

Television,
7:10

Ne pas deleter c'est un fix IE6

Gloria Steinem 'irons out' a few things

Television,
8:09

Ne pas deleter c'est un fix IE6

All Great Interviews

9-10,

The Risks and Benefits of Therapeutic Cloning

If students have completed the activity What Is Cloning?, they can review what they know about the fundamentals of cloning and discuss the difference...

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March 15, 1990

Sikh Mounties permitted to wear turbans

The federal government finally lifts the ban preventing Sikhs in the RCMP from wearing turbans while on duty.

Television
2:52

Check the calendar


	Paul Henderson has scored for Canada Television 8:47


	1987 Edmonton tornado Television 4:38


	Deadly embassy attack in Ottawa Television 3:32

Who is this quiet woman with braids?
Hints: She owns a restaurant on Cape Breton Island, and she appeared as a guest star in a 2004 episode of Trailer Park Boys.

Television
18:20

Can you guess?