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After almost three decades of CanCon, rules are as confusing as ever. - Television, 6:23
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Oct. 17, 1999
150 per cent Canadian
Television
6:23
Pulling the plug on Peter Gzowski's late-night talk show. - Television, 5:03
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May 12, 1978
90 Minutes Dead
Television
5:03
A former International Service staffer tells Canadians about the shortwave service. - Television, 6:26
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Feb. 25, 1966
'A diplomatic fraternity'
Television
6:26
In 1942, Canadians voted to allow conscription for military service on the battlefronts of Europe. At home, they were making do with food and gas rationing, saving their pennies to buy War Savings stamps. The Alaska Highway opened, the Second Victory Loan Campaign was underway and Japanese Canadians were being sent to internment camps. <br /><br />The programs listed below were broadcast on various Fridays in 1942. The grid is a composite based on the Feb. 13, 1942, CBC Program Schedule for CBL Radio in Toronto, with programs and specials from later in the year added where appropriate.
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Topic spans: 1942
A Friday in 1942
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7 radio clips
Peter Gzowski on growing up as
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Oct. 12, 1997
'A great, great place to be a boy!'
Television
1:59
Callwood on the image the music of Pachelbel's Canon conjures up. - Radio, 1:23
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March 23, 1984
A happy snapshot
Radio
1:23
Beatniks and teenagers, drug addicts and "night people," Errol Flynn and other manly men ? they all came to audiences in 1959 on the CBC airwaves. And so did a tour of a potato-chip factory. <br /><br />The radio and television schedules below are a composite day of programming on a weekday in 1959. Television programs were on the national CBC network, while the radio programs listed here were on both the Trans-Canada and Dominion radio networks.
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Topic spans: 1959
A Monday in 1959
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3 television clips
4 radio clips
In the fall of 1965, Canadians were gearing up for the federal election at home, and following Rhodesia's fight for independence abroad. On the radio dial, a new educational program made its debut. The critically acclaimed show called Ideas would become the longest-running show currently still on air at the CBC. <br /><br />The programs in the grid below represent what you would hear and see on a typical Monday in the fall/winter season of 1965.
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Topic spans: 1965
A Monday in 1965
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2 television clips
4 radio clips
A CTV executive talks about the potential for competition with the CBC. - Television, 1:13
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Dec. 9, 1960
A new network for Canada: CTV
Television
1:13
Roy Thomson, media mogul and lord, is today's guest on Front Page Challenge in 1972. - Television, 21:50
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Jan. 17, 1972
A new set, a new theme
Television
21:50
Daniel Richler explains how his CBC Newsworld show got its name. - Television, 3:35
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Nov. 1, 1996
A peek inside the mailbag
Television
3:35
Communications expert Marshall McLuhan theorizes on "hot" and "cool" media. - Television, 5:26
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June 22, 1965
A pop philosopher
Television
5:26
In 1961, Saturdays were eventful days for CBC audiences. On TV, the highlight of every Saturday was Hockey Night in Canada, followed by a late-night musical treat from "our pet" Juliette. And on the radio, listeners could enjoy a competitive teen quiz show, get leading-edge fitness advice, or learn about the lives of classical music composers. <br /><br />The radio and TV grids below were compiled from CBC Times, giving you a picture of a typical Saturday for the CBC in the autumn of 1961.
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Topic spans: 1961
A Saturday in 1961
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3 television clips
4 radio clips
A creative, keen young staff brings a
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Nov. 17, 1986
'A sense of adventure'
Radio
8:20
The shortwave service brings news to Canadians overseas after the Second World War. - Radio, 5:16
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Nov. 7, 1945
A signal from home
Radio
5:16
Stuart McLean and Peter Gzowski break down in a laughing fit. - Radio, 13:47
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Feb. 17, 1986
A 'sleeping' cricket
Radio
13:47
It was a yearlong party in 1967 as Canadians celebrated 100 years of Confederation, and the CBC was there to toast the birthday. <br /><br />The grids below don't correspond to a particular date but represent what you would hear and see on the CBC on a typical Sunday in 1967.
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Topic spans: 1967
A Sunday in 1967
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4 television clips
3 radio clips
The first guest on the inaugural <I>90 Minutes Live</I> is overwhelmed by paint fumes, camera lights and a 5½ pound lobster. - Television, 6:28
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Feb. 23, 1976
A teary debut for Gzowski's new TV show
Television
6:28
In 1966, the CBC-TV youth program <em>Through the Eyes of Tomorrow</em> drops in on CBS newsman Walter Cronkite. - Television, 11:40
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June 26, 1966
A visit with Walter Cronkite
Television
11:40
Despite the Great Depression and a brewing war overseas, in 1938 Canadians still managed to laugh and create music for the world to hear. <br /><br />The schedule below is a composite of regular CBC programming and specials that were broadcast in 1938. The CBC's radio archives for 1938 are sparse, as are program guides for the 1930s; a 1939 CBC program schedule was used as the basis for the following grid. Most of the programs listed below were nationally broadcast; others were heard only on local stations such as CBL in Toronto, CBO in Ottawa and CBY, also in Toronto.
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Topic spans: 1938
A weekday in 1938
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5 radio clips
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