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	Troubled Waters: Pollution in the Great Lakes

			Bacteria-laden beaches, lakes choked with algae and fish contaminated by industrial waste: these have been symptoms of pollution in the Great Lakes since the late 1950s. With... (11 TV Clips, 7 Radio Clips)


	Canada's Wine Renaissance		Much Ado About Christmas: Toys, Traditions and Holiday Fun



	Think of the great wine-producing regions of the world... France, Italy, California... but what about Canada? Challenged... (9 TV Clips, 8 Radio Clips)		Toys, leftover fruitcake, department store Santas, toy store mobs, last minute shoppers, enormous light displays and faith... (10 TV Clips, 12 Radio Clips)


	Selling Suds: The Beer Industry in Canada		A Taste of Canada: Our Homegrown Cuisine



	Canadians love their beer. And from the time Canada's first brewery opened in the 1600s, the history... (15 TV Clips, 8 Radio Clips)		Is there such a thing as Canadian cuisine? The idea of ordering "Canadian" may have some... (10 TV Clips, 6 Radio Clips)


		Gay and Lesbian Emergence: Out in Canada (7 TV Clips, 8 Radio Clips)

		The Spirit of Hockey (11 TV Clips, 8 Radio Clips)

		Curling: Sweeping the Nation (7 TV Clips, 8 Radio Clips)

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Dec. 10, 1986
John Polanyi awarded the Nobel Prize

For his profound contributions to science, Canadian scientist John Polanyi receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

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M. McLaughlin
Dec. 31, 1976

Barbara Frum's attempt to interview M. McLaughlin, the world's biggest cabbage grower results in one of her most loved interviews.

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