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There aren't many people left in Altamont, Man., but the town curling club just may be the key to its survival. - Television, 6:32
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April 23, 1991
A curling community
Television
6:32
From November to April each year, an epidemic overtakes Canadians. Author W.O. Mitchell takes a look at the roots and traditions of curling in Canada. - Television, 19:18
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May 16, 1967
Beef and greens
Television
19:18
Four guys from small-town Manitoba show a CBC reporter what curling is really all about. - Television, 9:04
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Feb. 4, 1983
Curling at Winnipeg's MCA Bonspiel
Television
9:04
As Canadian curling rinks go broom-to-broom in Olympic trials, there's a movement for more athleticism in the game. - Radio, 7:33
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April 12, 1987
Curling debuts as Olympic demo sport in 1988
Radio
7:33
The Totem Bonspiel in Vancouver draws players from more traditional curling hotbeds. - Radio, 4:06
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Nov. 30, 1956
Curling west of the Rockies
Radio
4:06
Whether they play for fun in small-town clubs or for glory at the winter Olympics, one thing's for certain: Canadians love curling, and they've produced some of the world's best players. Though some have called it "shuffleboard on ice," supporters say it's a game with a grand Canadian tradition of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship.
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Topic spans: 1947-1998
Curling: Sweeping the Nation
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Women's champs challenge their male equivalents to a curling match. - Television, 2:33
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Curling's battle of the sexes
Television
2:33
Inventor Herb Olsen makes a living sharpening curling stones for clubs all over Canada. - Radio, 5:10
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Nov. 21, 1962
Curling's stone sharpener
Radio
5:10
A rather liberal history of curling,
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Feb. 18, 1957
Humour from the hack
Radio
4:05
The veteran Canadian curler has finally led his team to a world championship victory in 2008 and he's hopeful for similar success at the 2010 Olympics. - Radio, 6:50
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April 20, 2008
Kevin Martin wins world curling gold
Radio
6:50
Over 100 rinks are competing for $23,000 in prizes ? including four brand-new cars for the winning team. - Radio, 2:32
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Jan. 6, 1948
'Richest bonspiel in the Dominion'
Radio
2:32
Sandra Schmirler has lots to be proud about. She's headed to Nagano where curling is now a medal sport, and she's got a beautiful baby daughter. - Television, 4:53
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Jan. 29, 1998
Sandra Schmirler, curling's queen
Television
4:53
The skip slipped ? and as a result, Canada wins the 1972 Silver Broom in one of curling's most infamous incidents. - Television, 1:26
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March 21, 1972
The 'curse' of LaBonte
Television
1:26
Veteran curling reporter Bill Good talks to four western players in the 1947 Macdonald Brier. - Radio, 2:33
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Feb. 28, 1947
The Macdonald Brier
Radio
2:33
Veteran curlers respond to the 2002 Canadian feature film about curling. - Radio, 5:59
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March 11, 2002
The original Men With Brooms
Radio
5:59
<I>Quirks & Quarks</I> explains how granite and ice interact to make curling rocks curve. - Radio, 4:50
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April 5, 1980
The physics of curling
Radio
4:50
Canada is depending on the famous Richardson rink of Saskatchewan to bring home its third Scotch Cup. - Radio, 5:24
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March 15, 1962
The Scotch Cup
Radio
5:24
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