01:49
John Diefenbaker defends his Avro Arrow decision
01:56
Diefenabaker on the Commonwealth
05:45
West is the new East as Alberta oil boom continues
05:57
Liberal Rat Pack invades Parliament in 1985
08:49
Automation & the Future of Work | Computer is a model employee (1964)
06:58
1900: Canadian makes first wireless radio transmission
10:51
The marvellous microwave network
04:08
John Diefenbaker: Staring down South Africa
14:29
Broadcasting’s brave new world
27:23
1960 Saskatchewan election
04:55
Quebecers split on bilingualism
05:04
Canadian feminists fight for change
12:12
1956: TAT-1 transatlantic telephone cable links Canada and U.K.
02:57
When 'mob mentality' came to N.S. legislature in 1994
05:28
A visit to Ottawa’s modern post office in 1954
20:48
Governing by referendum
12:11
1958: Canada broadcasts behind the Iron Curtain
22:45
To save the Inuit language
03:37
Pearson: From athlete to academic
11:52
Stephen Harper shrugs off Tory radio attack ads
28:17
1966: Bloor-Danforth line on Toronto subway opens to public
12:09
Trans Mountain Pipeline to carry Alberta oil to Vancouver
04:24
Playing political football: Duplessis vs St-Laurent
24:01
AES: a Canadian cautionary tale
27:23
Man Alive: Teens and gender roles
11:52
Big City Blues: Toronto becoming a victim of its own success
17:55
Industry-building in New Brunswick
19:06
Pharmaceutical lobby stands to profit from parliamentary patent bill in 1986
02:19
Pierre Trudeau and proportional representation
02:09
Pierre Trudeau on Trudeaumania
27:55
Distinguished Canadians: Ramsay Cook
13:30
Huge oil reserve struck near Leduc, Alberta
03:07
What is the FLQ?
04:43
Young Adrienne Clarkson
07:37
Women in the Canadian workforce of 1956
03:14
Young Rick Mercer explains Newfoundland humour
07:33
First Bank Manager in Canada
05:45
1969: Montreal’s ‘night of terror’
06:19
Anglo civil servant demoted
06:42
Netiquette in 1994
11:02
Dianna: Canada’s first sex change patient
05:04
Medicare becomes Canadian law
04:25
Constitutional Debate: Quebec Oui, Ottawa Non
02:42
Separatism gets a leader with René Lévesque
05:47
Quebec premier Robert Bourassa defends his decision on Bill 101
11:48
John Turner: The Contender
06:00
The Return John Turner
02:56
John Turner: Canada's Kennedy
11:00
John Turner is asked ‘How could it get so bad?’
12:01
Staying the course: Quebec election 1998
02:49
Mulroney makes his debut
13:08
Senator Tom Kent slams newspaper monopolies in 1981
03:02
Kent Commission wraps its first week of hearings
03:14
Toronto's Queen St. West under real estate pressure in 1985
02:00
ITU Strike in Canada
13:17
Constitutional Showdown: Pierre Trudeau vs Daniel Johnson
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