1965 - After leaving the Nation of Islam, Malcolm X appears on CBC-TV's "Front Page Challenge" weeks before his assassination. He proclaims, "I'm against any form of segregation and racism." See www.cbc.ca/archives for this and 12000 other clips at the CBC Digital Archives.
Kids who want to change their sex. Intimately reveals the world of 4 children who struggle for acceptance as they transition to the opposite sex/gender. www.cbc.ca Oct 30 at 10 pm ET/PT on CBC News Network
Greatest hits of the fearless Marg Delahunty, Princess Warrior (Mary Walsh) for 22 Minutes.
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Hunter S.Thompson defends his book against an irate Hell's Angels biker.
Joe Barbera and Bill Hanna show off the process for making their legendary cartoons.
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Canadian icon, Gordon Pinsent, reads his favourite quotes from Justin Bieber's new memoirs. Watch 22 Minutes Tuesdays at 8:30 on CBC TV.
He was revered. He was despised. Some saw him as a guardian of civil rights, a force of empowerment and self-respect for blacks in America. Others branded him a provocateur, a racial supremacist and a menace. His words, incisive and unforgiving had the capacity to unite -- and divide. A split from the Nation of Islam eventually tempered his tone as seen by this appearance on CBC's Front Page Challenge Jan. 5, 1965. Did you know? - Born Malcolm Little on May 19, 1925, in Omaha, Neb., he eventually dropped his surname and replaced it with X, symbolizing the rejection of his "slave name." He said he chose "X" because, "To take one's 'X' is to take on a certain mystery, a certain possibility of power in the eyes of one's peers and one's enemies...The 'X' announced what you had been and what you had become: ex-smoker, ex-drinker, ex-Christian, ex-slave."
The Story: We waste too much time racing from home to office, says Marshall McLuhan, an English professor at the University of Toronto who's becoming known internationally for his study on the effects of media. Society's obsession with files and folders forces office workers to make the daily commute from the suburbs to downtown. McLuhan says the stockbroker is the smart one. He learned some time ago that most business may be conducted from anywhere if done by phone. McLuhan's prescient knowledge: In the future, people will no longer only gather in classrooms to learn but will also be moved by "electronic circuitry." Did You Know?: • McLuhan's prediction of a world connected by electronic circuits came true in 1995 when people around the globe began using the Internet, a secret computer network developed by the US Defense Department in the 1970s. A report about the resurgence of McLuhan's ideas with the advent of the Web may be seen in Clip 10. • After completing a Masters of Arts degree at the University of Manitoba (1934) and a literature degree at Cambridge University (1936), McLuhan was unable to find work at a Canadian university. He left for the United States in 1936, accepting a position at the University of Wisconsin and a year later moved to the University of St. Louis. • In 1939 McLuhan started his MA at Cambridge and by 1943 he completed his PhD in literature. • McLuhan originally considered studying engineering but decided against it when he excelled in <b>...</b>
November 23, 2009 - Calgary, AB - A group of concerned citizens peacefully occupies the offices of Canadian Environment Minister Jim Prentice - for more than 7 hours! Their demand? Canada adopt a world class emissions reduction target comparable to those of the world's leading nations (EU, Russia, Japan). Such a target should be 25% below 1990 levels by the year 2020.
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He was revered. He was despised. Some saw him as a guardian of civil rights, a force of empowerment and self-respect for blacks in America. Others branded him a provocateur, a racial supremacist and a menace. His words, incisive and unforgiving had the capacity to unite -- and divide. A split from the Nation of Islam eventually tempered his tone as seen by this appearance on CBC's Front Page Challenge Jan. 5, 1965. Did you know? - Born Malcolm Little on May 19, 1925, in Omaha, Neb., he eventually dropped his surname and replaced it with X, symbolizing the rejection of his "slave name." He said he chose "X" because, "To take one's 'X' is to take on a certain mystery, a certain possibility of power in the eyes of one's peers and one's enemies...The 'X' announced what you had been and what you had become: ex-smoker, ex-drinker, ex-Christian, ex-slave."
A look back at some of our favourite moments with Jack over the years.
Celebrated author Ray Bradbury experiments with words and 'The Illustrated Man.'
Brady sings and is interviewed on the 6 PM News Show "Compass" on CBC TV in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
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CBC's Mark Kelley and Bob McDonald (Host: Quirks & Quarks) begin by discussing the Dec. 2, 2010 NASA annoucement about a new life form discovered. Kelley then interviews Victor Vigianni of Exopolitics Canada. Biography: Victor Viggiani is currently the Director of Media Relations for Exopolitics Canada. He also co-hosts The Richard Syrett Show on AM 740 Radio in Toronto. His study of anomalous aerial phenomenon, research and analysis of Extraterrestrial issues spans over 30 years. His experience involves UFO sightings report investigation as well as academic and radio journalism in the field of ET Disclosure and related issues. Visit his website: www.exopoliticscanada.ca
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The Story: The book is no longer "king," says Marshall McLuhan, a professor at the University of Toronto's St. Michael's College. McLuhan studies the effects of mass media on behaviour and thought. In this CBC report on the teenager, he discusses how our youth facilitate the global shift from print to electronic media. Television has transformed the world into an interconnected tribe he calls a "global village." There's an earthquake and no matter where we live, we all get the message. And today's teenager, the future villager, who feels especially at home with our new gadgets — the telephone, the television — will bring our tribe even closer together. Did You Know?: • At the time of this interview McLuhan was working on The Gutenberg Galaxy, in which the idiom "global village" first appeared. It was his most prominent book next to Understanding Media (1964). • McLuhan warned that the future global village would be wrought with violence. He figured the electronic process would force people to "re-tribalize," placing excessive stress on individuals and traditional identities. • He wrote a draft of The Gutenberg Galaxy in less than a month and the book was published shortly after in 1962. It examines the effects of the printing press on thought and space. McLuhan maintained it lessened the need for manuscripts, put monks and scribes out of work and developed a correct spelling usage. • His first book, The Mechanical Bride , published in 1951, maintained that advertisers <b>...</b>
"Flashpoint" star Enrico Colantoni on the hit show and his fave cop shows.
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A celebrity star-studded lineup of CBC TV stars from such hit TV series as 18 to Life, Heartland, Dragons Den, Village on a Diet, Heartland, Little Mosque on the Prairie, InSecurity, Marketplace were out to meet-and-greet the public on January 29, 2011 at Metrotown Shopping Mall in Burnaby BC. Popular Canadian TV personalities like Graham Wardle (Heartland), Stacey Farber and Micheal Seater (18 to Life), Alex Cranston and Benjamin N'udu (InSecurity), Allan Hawco and Lynda Boyd (Republic of Doyle), Yasir Hamoudi and Baber Siddiqui (Little Mosque on the Prairie) and of course, George Stroumboulopoulos of George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight. They were all there, ready to pose for pictures, sign autographs, give away posters and hugs and kisses for the lucky ones in the public too. Thousands showed up to jam-packed the usually already very busy shopping mall in the Vancouver suburb of Burnaby. [Video Producer: Ray Van Eng. www.vancouver21.com Additional music by Kevin MacLedo/incompetech.com and AquaMarina.]
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A popular host of The Tonight Show in the early 60's, Jack Paar was known for his wit.
Prominent leaders from Canada's largest cultural communities united in support of Canadian climate action. From October 22nd, 2009 Press Conference hosted at Vancouver City Hall. Participants: Vancouver City Councillor George Chow Vancouver City Councillor Kerry Jang Vancouver City Councillor Raymond Louie MLA for Vancouver-Kensington Mable Elmore Progressive Intercultural Community Services CEO Charan Gill Architect and sustainability advocate David HT Wong South Asian arts advocate and media personality Raakhi Sinha Asian Canadian Cultural Organization of UBC Vice President Kristina Chang United African Communities of BC Vice-Chair Dr. Clement Apaak Florchita Bautista - Canada Philippines Solidarity for Human Rights Vancouver City Councillor Andrea Reimer Acting Deputy Mayor Heather Deal
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CHEK-TV ch-6 Victoria BC Edited highlights of the first broadcast from ch-6 on Mon. Now teamed up with CBC-TV swapping news stories. Tony now anchors CBC News at 5 & 6. As well as continued anchor duties on CHEK_NEWS at 10Disclaimer: Thisclip is being made available in an effort to advance the understanding of issues. It is believed that this constitues a "fair use" of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 USC Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes.
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January 12, 2008, 8:30pm - CBC TV Bravo Chanel presented a one-hour program of a documentary film about three world class musicians and their collaboration entitled "Long Song project" - musical meeting between Mongolian traditional long song (Khongorzul Ganbaatar, vocal), Chinese traditional music (Liu Fang, pipa & guzheng) and western classical music (Yegor Dyachkov, cello). The three musicians were born in the same year (1974, year of tiger), and came from different origins ... We thank the CBC TV (BravoCanada) for the permission to use this recording for demo purposes. www.bravo.ca
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Marleen Trotter and the CBC British Columbia crew did this very much appreciated profile of BR in 1988 when he was forty-five years old. One of the profile's hi-lites is a not often seen 1985 clip from the late-nite Johnny Carson show. Johnny shows his appreciative audience that year's International Broadcasting Award television finalist spots. Also seen (briefly) are the elusive master sound engineer Dick Abbott (at the Little Mountain Sound - Umbertino's session) and Dr. Bundolo's Pandemonium Medicine Show Producer Don Kowalchuk. 'Donko' herds the cast and crew of CBC radio's 'Chez Gattuso' for the Peter Gzowski show. 'Pacific Report: Having A Riot' Producer - Dan Noon Reporter - Marleen Trotter Camera - Gundar Lipsbergs Sound - Greg Schofield Editor - Paul Wong Pacific Report - CBC British Columbia - 1988 Technical - Monty Hones, Liz Horner, Mike Oldfield Production - Paddy McGuflin, Paddy Moore, Maurice Moses Research - Bruce Dysart, Lisa Simpson Writer - Terry Gleecoff Producer - Dan Noon, John Thomson Executive Producer - Tony Wade In the future, this video memoir site (as we now see it) will feature some footage of Mrs. Mildred and Mr. Bill Sr. (parents of thespian William) that was shot but not included in the CBC profile and ended up on "the cutting room floor". Graciously that un-used and un-edited video was provided to us by the Pacific Report staff. Also, a new two to three minute ending to the same profile, added when the segment was re-broadcast a year later <b>...</b>
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They're all here in this short Beachcombers clip (directed by Michael Berry) except for Bill R's longtime pal Jackson Davies. There's Robert Clothier, Bruno Gerussi, Pat John and the other original regulars engaging in the banter that became so well-known to Canadian audiences. 'Beachcombers' was sold to a phenomenal number of countries and translated into numerous tongues. Along with this episode called "Cliff Hanger", Bill appeared as a principal performer in three other episodes of the long-running series. Bill Reiter and Robert Clothier also performed together in many CBC radio dramas during the 1970's and 80's - often under the direction of the well-known Dr. Bundolo Producer Don Kowalchuk.
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Young girls being fed large quantities of camel milk against their will in Mauritania so that they can get fat faster. Fat girls were (and to a large extend still are) very popular with Mauritanian men. Force feeding is a tradition that used to be common among nomadic tribes of Mauritania. It is decreasing nowadays thanks to education and awareness programs.
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ET Canada promos the upcoming Season III of Dragons' Den on CBC Television. Aired June 25, 2008.
Here's a 14-minute chunk of CBC-TV coverage of the post-Stanley Cup hockey riot in Vancouver, BC (Canada) on Wednesday, June 15, 2011. The previous 1994 Vancouver Canucks hockey riot notwithstanding, the footage reminds this Seattleite of the 1999 WTO riots in Seattle. That's probably because many of the re-creations of those riots for the 2007 Hollywood film "Battle in Seattle" (en.wikipedia.org were ACTUALLY FILMED IN VANCOUVER IN SOME OF THE SAME PLACES WHERE THE HOCKEY HOOLIGANS RIOTED!!!! Sigh. It's only a game. Right? TECHNICAL NOTE: This video was shot with a handheld Kodak zi8 camera as I sat aghast in front of the TV.
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Emma-Lee and her fabulous band consisting of Kevin Mendes, Devrim Eldelekli and Brian Kobayakawa perform "That Sinking Feeling" live on the 2nd last show of CBC News Sunday May 24th, 2009.
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Actor, singer and songwriter Avan Jogia reveals LanaLou's - an all-ages restaurant/bar performance venue east of Gastown in Vancouver. www.cbc.ca Broadcast on CBC Television September 29, 2011
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Ryan Pierce (CBC) picked up the Duality ZF story after it placed 2nd in Canada and 7th in the world in the Dream Build Play 2009 Challenge, Microsoft's global Xbox 360 game contest for independent developers. He interviews lead programmer and co-founder of Xona Games, Jason Doucette, and game producer and co-founder, Matthew Doucette. Duality ZF on CBC website: xona.com Duality ZF on CBC radio (.mp3): xona.com Duality ZF official site: dualityzf.com Xona Games official site: xona.com
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