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 Saskatchewan @ 100 |
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In celebration of Saskatchewan's centennial, CBC Archives pays tribute to some of the province's most interesting politicians, artists, athletes and rebels. From our Greatest Canadian Tommy Douglas to scandal-ridden athlete Ethel Catherwood, these individuals have been at the centre of change and debate in our fine prairie province. |
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 In 1895, a Cree prisoner becomes a hero to his people and Saskatchewan's most wanted fugitive. (TV; runs 4:41) |
 In land-locked Saskatchewan, one ambitious ship-builder set his sights on faraway Finland. (TV; runs 5:52) |
 Top-notch athlete Ethel Catherwood couldn't keep her secrets concealed forever. (TV; runs 3:46) |
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 This Count used churches as his canvas. (Radio; runs 9:58) |
 He captivated the world with his impassioned speeches about conservation. But very few knew the true Grey Owl. (TV; runs 10:27) |
 In celebration of the province's golden jubilee, politician Tommy Douglas speaks to the province. (Radio; runs 3:13) |
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 During the Second World War, Saskatchewan's girl next door unknowingly became a popular pinup girl. (TV; runs 3:43) |
 John Diefenbaker takes CBC cameras around his hometown of Prince Albert. (TV; runs 4:28) |
 Gordie Howe returns to his hometown a hockey hero. (Radio; runs 7:09) |
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4 Additional Clips about Saskatchewan @ 100
