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	The Spirit of Hockey

			In a vast and often frozen land, they are rituals that bind. Dark drives to a chilly hockey arena. Blades biting outdoor ice. Kids in heroes' sweaters,... (13 TV Clips, 8 Radio Clips)


	The Avro Arrow: Canada's Broken Dream		Robert Lepage: Canada's renaissance man



	It's the closest thing Canadian industry has to a love story and a murder mystery. The Avro... (11 TV Clips, 9 Radio Clips)		Director, writer, actor Robert Lepage is one of Canada's most renowned figures in performing arts. Highlights... (5 TV Clips, 5 Radio Clips)


	Scandals, Boondoggles and White Elephants		Canada and the Fight Against Apartheid



	Pepper spray, tainted tuna and miracle cucumbers have all played their part in Canada's long tradition of... (12 TV Clips, 5 Radio Clips)		For almost 50 years, South Africa was ruled by apartheid — a brutal system of racial separation... (20 TV Clips, 12 Radio Clips)


		The Drive To Survive: Reducing Road Deaths in Canada (16 TV Clips, 9 Radio Clips)

		Selling Suds: The Beer Industry in Canada (16 TV Clips, 9 Radio Clips)

		The Crazy Canucks: Canada's Skiing Heroes (6 TV Clips, 6 Radio Clips)

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Visit the CBC website to relive Canada: A People's History

Dec. 14, 1948
Housewives save with margarine

The Supreme Court of Canada lifts a ban on the sale of margarine, a butter substitute that's half the price.

All Clips from "On This Day"

Duke Ellington
May 15, 1957

Acclaimed jazz musician and composer Duke Ellington discusses his new album Such Sweet Thunder, which he has composed for the Stratford Festival.

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