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- In 1755, English colonial officials forcibly expelled 7,000 French-speaking Acadians from their lands in Nova Scotia, lands that had been in Acadian hands for almost 150 years.
- BREAKING POINT brings viewers back to those tense, critical moments when Canada's future as a country was at stake.
- On the morning of December 6th 1917, the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia was a bustling, lively place. But in less than a second, Halifax became the center of a tragedy like no other in the history of this country.
- Eighty years ago when men went to sea in wooden ships, she was the Queen of the North Atlantic. The Bluenose was the fastest deep water fishing schooner ever to sail the Grand Banks.
- From the artistry of high-end chocolate-makers in Paris to the cocoa bean plantations in the Caribbean, Chocolate Confidential travels the world, offering delectable insider information.
- The Incredible Vanishing Sisters follows the lives of present-day nuns in their soon-to-be-abandoned convents, community health centre and private medical wards.
- Through interviews with athletes, designers, scientists and sneakerheads, we'll explore the dominance of the running shoe in popular culture. We'll find out why the shoe was invented.
- Dogs have always been man's best friend. But how far does that love go?
- This is the story of how Canada and the Underground Railroad became the focal point of the anti-slavery movement in the tumultuous decade leading up to the American Civil War.
- Tells the story of the making of Robert Flaherty's Nanook of the North and of the Inuit from Port Harrison who starred in the film.
- We trace blue jean culture, from mining days to the ranch, from the beat and hippie generations to the world's designer labels and celebrity cachet. Is there anyone who doesn't have a pair?
- In 2004, sales generated close to $40 billion in the U.S. alone and the numbers continue to rise. This lucrative market is now shadowed by a growing underworld of fakes and knock-offs that are consumed almost as eagerly as the originals.
- Grab your glass and salute the coming golden age of wine. Today there is more great wine being sold than ever before.
- A series of documentaries on various elements and the history of Canadiana.
- What's the recipe for the successful modern diet? Take a piece of expensive real estate for the title, add a pinch of celebrity endorsement, stir in a media-friendly diet guru and the diet is set to be a hit.
- Talking Canadian is a light-hearted exploration of the way we spoke in the past, how we speak today, and how we will likely talk in the future.
- A documentary on hairstyles and their pop-culture relevance. Included: styling guru Vidal Sassoon and Hollywood hairdresser Ken Pavés are interviewed; an Italian dyeing process is examined.
- No event in history has ever marshalled so many people and so much effort to celebrate just one day.
- We hit the road with legendary musical comedy group Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers for their final tour. Along the way, we learn how the group got started, what's kept them together for so long, and what they still mean to people in Newfoundland and Labrador.
- Filmmaker Roger Maunder and Shanneyganock's Chris Andrews unearthed footage from 2007, of a party in Marg Maynard's home in Flatrock. They found what Andrews called a "magical night." The original footage was shot by Gerry Boland. As Chris Andrews says, this time-honoured tradition has been suspended by the COVID-19 pandemic, which brings an extra poignancy to the unearthed footage.
- A five-year-old boy who starved to death in his grandparents' Toronto home didn't just slip through one crack, but through a whole institutional safety net, lawyers at a coroner's inquest suggested Tuesday.
- On Christmas Day 2009, faith in the safety of air travel was shaken when a 23-year-old Nigerian man boarded a US-bound plane and then, over Canadian airspace, tried to detonate a bomb he had hidden in the his underwear.
- 1975–TV EpisodeWhen a woman leaves her home in Nova Scotia to travel to England, it isn't usually cause for an international criminal investigation. But, the script for Heli Munroe's trip is straight out of Alfred Hitchcock.
- The price an entire family pays when one member is wrongfully convicted of murder.
- The case of Steven Truscott was the most famous child criminal case in Canadian judicial history, but Truscott himself disappeared into an anonymous existence, living under an assumed name and shunning all publicity for three decades.