Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Also known as
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About Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (Organization)
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Books by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Total count: 274
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Regulations for broadcasting stationsmade under the Canadian Broadcasting Act, 1936.1937-01-01
The Canadian constitutiona series of broadcast discussionsNelson1938-01-01-
Annual report - Canadian Broadcasting CorporationRapport annuel - Société Radio-CanadaCanadian Broadcasting Corp.1938-01-01
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Canadian literature todaya series of broadcasts sponsored by the Canadian Broadcasting corporation.The University of Toronto press1938-01-01
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Canadian broadcasting, an account of stewardship1939-01-01
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The Indians speak to Canadaa series of broadcasts[s.n.]1939-01-01
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Enquiry into co-operationa series of nine discussions on economic and social aspects of co-operation in Canada.CBC publications branch1940-01-01
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We have been thereauthoritative reports by qualified observers who have returned from the war zones, as presented over the CBC national network.CBC Publications Branch1941-01-01
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Five years of achievement, 1936-1941.Dept. of Press and Information, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1941-01-01
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CBC handbook for announcers.The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1942-01-01
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We have been theresecond seriesCBC Publications Branch1942-01-01
"Of things to come"inquiry on the post-war world : 16 broadcasts heard on the CBC national network during the Spring of 1943The Corporation1943-01-01-
Vitamin gardening for victory.Canadian Broadcasting Coroporation1943-01-01
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"Of things to come" ...inquiry on the post-war world; 16 broadcasts heard on the CBC national network during the Spring of 1943.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1943-01-01
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Opinionstribune d'information sur les problémes de l'après-guerreFides1943-01-01
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Le Canada dans l'ordre international.Tribune d'information sur les problèmes de l'après-guerreFides1944-01-01
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Report to CBC shareholdersa CBC editorialCanadian Broadcasting Corporation1945-01-01
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This is the CBC, your national radio system.1946-01-01
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CBC 1946a digest of statements on the policies, administration and programs of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, presented before the House of Commons Special Committee on Radio Broadcasting, 19461946-01-01
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Catalogue of Canadian composers.CBC1947-01-01
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The Ontario gardener's handbooka digest of the CBC's Sunday morning broadcasts on gardening in Ontario.[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1947-01-01
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Catalogue of Canadian composersC.B.C.1947-01-01
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Atomic energy[a series broadcast on the CBC Trans-Canada network April-June, 1947.1947-01-01
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Man's last enemy-himself?s.n.1951-01-01
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Christianity in an age of science.C.B.C.1952-01-01
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Television in the classroom1954-01-01
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Can TV link home and school?Report of a CBC experiment.1954-01-01
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By-laws of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.Queen's Printer1954-01-01
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Television in the classroomreport of a Canadian experiment, November 1954.1954-01-01
Architects of modern thought1955-01-01-
Memorandum to the Royal Commission on Broadcasting, 1956.1956-01-01
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Crisis '58report of the twenty-seventh annual Couchiching Conference, Geneva Park, Lake Couchiching, Ont., August 9-16, 1958Canadian Institute on Public Affairs1958-01-01
A guide to the pronunciation of Canadian place names.[Rev. ed.]s.n.1959-01-01-
The way of the Indianthirteen documentary programs broadcast on CBC radio.CBC Publications1960-01-01
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Architects of modern thought, 3rd & 4th series12 talks for CBC radio.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1962-01-01
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Architects of Modern Thought. 5th & 6th series. 12 talks for CBC RadioCanadian Broadcasting Corporation1962-01-01
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What the Canadian public thinks of the C.B.C.an empirical study of public attitudes to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and to certain other aspects of broadcasting in Canada.1963-01-01
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Under one roofan examination of the family life-cycle in Canada.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1964-01-01
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Thirty-four biographies of Canadian composersCBC International Service1964-01-01
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Ecological ViewpointFive Radio Lectures as Heard on Cbc University of the Air.s.n1965-01-01
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A science policy for Canadaa summary of a weekend discussion sponsored by the Canadian Institute on Public Affairs and the Canadian Broadcasting Company, Friday, Feb. 28 to Sunday, March 2, 1969Canadian Institute on Public Affairs1970-01-01
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Basic experiments in electricity.1971-01-01
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Time as history, by George Parkin Grant.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1971-01-01
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AM and FM radio development proposals.1971-01-01
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Slaughter of the innocents; a study of the battered child phenomenon (by) David Bakan.The Corporation1971-01-01
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Assassination & Terrorism.s.n1971-01-01
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The CBC presents Canada in perspectivea historical review.1972-01-01
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Women in the CBCReport of the CBC Task Force on the Status of WomenCanadian Broadcasting Corp1975-01-01
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Return of the Goddess.CBC Transcripts1976-01-01
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Touchstone for the CBCs.n.]1977-01-01
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The CBCa perspectiveCanadian Broadcasting Corporation1978-01-01
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The CBC, a perspectivesubmission to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission in support of applications for renewal of network licences.CBC1978-01-01
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Canada's new QuebecCanadian Broadcasting Corporation1978-01-01
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Societe Radio-Canada.s.n1980-01-01
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English Language Television in CanadaCharts on the Availability of Canadian Programming and on the Viewing of Canadian Programming.s.n1981-01-01
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Presentation to the Crtc Hearing on Canadian Content by A.W. Johnson, President, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.s.n1981-01-01
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Setting an Objective For Broadcasting and the Cultural Expression of CanadaStatement by A. W. Johnson President of the Cbc to the Cultural Policy Review Committee.s.n1981-01-01
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General Representation to the Crtc Public Hearing on Applications to Originate Pay Television ServicesA Statement by A.W. Johnson President of the Cbc : Sept. 24, 1981.s.n1981-01-01
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Journalistic Policy. Cbc Policies.s.n1982-01-01
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Alternative medicine : parts I and II.CBC Transcripts1982-01-01
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Journalistic policy =Politique journalistique1982-01-01
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Public Broadcasting and Commercial PolicyNotes For an Address by Pierre Juneau President of the Cbc November 4, 1982 Association of Canadian Advertisers Toronto.s.n1982-01-01
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Science and deception : parts 1-4.CBC Transcripts1982-01-01
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Creationism and evolution : parts I-II.CBC Transcripts1982-01-01
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Propaganda.CBC Transcripts1983-01-01
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The microchip battleground.CBC Transcripts1983-01-01
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Strategy of the CbcBroadcasting Policy Plans of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.s.n1983-01-01
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Dissent and subversion.CBC Transcripts1983-01-01
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Hard times in the ivory tower.CBC Transcripts1983-01-01
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New ideas about sickness and health.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Simone Weilthe afflicted genius of France.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Love at first sight.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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On the just causes of warthe debate at Valladolid.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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The global economyCanada in the marketplace.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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A tale of giantsreactors, computers and megaprojects.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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A tribute to Stanley Knowles.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Crimes of the future.CBC Trasncripts1984-01-01
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Where did Odysseus go?CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Philanthropythe power of benevolence.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Telematics.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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One and allloneliness in North America.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Ideas in the newsdeath by decree.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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The 1984 Bronowski lecture.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Richard Cartwright and the roots of Canadian conservatism.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Report to the Shareholdersan Address by Pierre Juneau President, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to the Broadcast Executives Society, Toronto.s.n1984-01-01
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The South Pacificidentity and independence.CBC Transcripts1984-01-01
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.s.n1985-01-01
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Voices and visionsa guided tour of revelation.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Inside Cuba25 years with Fidel.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Let's do it!a vision of Canadian Broadcasting proposed by the CBC to the Federal Task Force on Broadcasting Policy.1985-01-01
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Yaltahistory as myth.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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The northern front.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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The darkening mirrorreflections on the bomb and language.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Hiroshima and Nagasakiforty years after.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Islands of civilization, islands of wilderness.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Edward Lear.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Ideas interviews : Norman F. Dixon.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Forecaststhe uncertain prophets.CBC Trnascripts1985-01-01
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International film censorship.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Radical preachers, radical politics.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Radiation and regulation.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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The circle of knowledge.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Through a pathless forestthe Brothers Grimm.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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The splitting of the mind.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Finding outthe rise of citizen science.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Religion and the new science.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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The United Nationsthe next forty years.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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The paper clock.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Searching for Atlantis.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Peasantsthe forgotten majority.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America 150 years later.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Sex and violence.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Family circles / inner spheres.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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The leading edgeGaia hypothesis.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Journey through the volcanoCentral America in turmoil.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Ideas interviews : Douglas R. Hofstadter.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Saving ChinaCanadian missionaries in the Middle Kingdom.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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TV & radiofigures that countCanadian Broadcasting Corporation, Communication services1985-01-01
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The zero hour.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Women at Greenham.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Cut and runthe assault on Canada's forests.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Eyes in the sky.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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Doctoring the family.CBC Transcripts1985-01-01
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The new warriors.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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The moving image of eternity.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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First editionhigh voltage.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Red Sea crossing.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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On socialism, sex and salvation.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Monasticism as rebellion.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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The Victoriansbirth of desire and death of innocence.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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C. G. Junga retrospective.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Jade in the mosaicthe East Asian experience in Canada.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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On the linea journal of exploration along the Canada-U.S. border.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Statement by Pierre Juneau, president of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, to the CRTC public hearing to consider the renewal of the television network licences of the CBC.s.n1986-01-01
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 1936-1986.s.n1986-01-01
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Junior hockeybeyond the dream.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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The pirateshistory and myth.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Halley's comet.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Turning points in public broadcastingthe CBC at 50.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Ribbons of steelrailroading in Canada.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Demokratia.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Halcyon daysstreet kids.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Common culture.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Freud revisited.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Beyond fingers and thumbs.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Introductory Remarks by Pierre Juneau, President of the Cbc, House of Commons Committee on Communications and Culture, November 26, 1986. Annual Report Discussion.s.n1986-01-01
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May day.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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The magic of storytelling.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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The view from Central EuropeCzechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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New ideas in ecology and economics.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Drawing the linereproductive technology.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Labour at the crossroads.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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The schools we deserve.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Play, performance and power.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Woman as peacemaker.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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The artist's labfusing art and technology.CBC Transcripts1986-01-01
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Introducing CBC's 50th anniversarya resource kit.Canadian Broadcasting Corp.1986-01-01
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Heroic measuresdilemmas in the care of sick children.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The four seasons of Henry David ThoreauCBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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French immersion.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Canada's Golgotha.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Play.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Cigarettes.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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English-Language News and Information ChannelFacts. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.s.n1987-01-01
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Introductory Remarks by Pierre Juneau, President of the Cbc, House of Commons Committee on Communications and Culture, May 7, 1987. Operating Funds 1987-1988.s.n1987-01-01
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A Proposal for an all-Canadian news channel by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1987-01-01
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Spainthe war of the century.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The psychology of fashionor, The Emperor's new clothes.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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And all things in common.1987-01-01
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The rebellions of 1837.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The crusadesan Arab view.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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West meets EastIsrael at the crossroads.CBC Trasncripts1987-01-01
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Proposal For an All-Canadian News Channel by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Before the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission, April 30, 1987.s.n1987-01-01
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Urban legends.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The vision of the fathers of public broadcastingCBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Mouths of babes.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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A proposal for an all-Canadian news channel by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation before the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1987-01-01
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William Blakeprophet of the new age.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Three score and ten.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The Garden of Eden : fact of fantasy?CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The birth narratives.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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On the shoulders of giants.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Living in the past.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Improving on nature.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1936-1986. Radio Network Licences Renewal.s.n1987-01-01
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Lives together / worlds apart.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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New directions in criminal law.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Amerikabehind the scenes.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Save the children and help the empire.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The Aids campaign.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Invention and the creative process.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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How we lived through the depression.CBC Transcripts.1987-01-01
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The science of ancient being.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Culture and agriculture.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The politics of B. C.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Victor Hugo.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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The Islamic prism.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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F. R. Scotta portrait.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Just dessertswomen and food.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Three directors.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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New Broadcasting Policy For Canadathe Response of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation to the Recommendations Contained in the Task Force on Broadcasting Policy, 1986.s.n1987-01-01
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Taking your own medicine.CBC Transcripts1987-01-01
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Renewal of the radio network licences of the CBCresponse of the Government of Ontario to CRTC Notice of Public Hearing 1987-70.Government of Ontario]1987-01-01
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The Aids campaign - part 2.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Final choices.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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The people's charter.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Literacythe medium and the message.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Acadian women.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Comments of the Cbc on the Crtc Licensing of A Canadian News Channel and on the Petition of Allarcom Limited to the Governor in Council For the Setting Aside of This Decision.s.n1988-01-01
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The mystery of human memory.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Of knights and rooks, of bishops and queens'.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Comments of the CBC on the CRTC licensing of a Canadian news channel and on the petition of Allarcon Limited to the Governor in Council for the setting aside of this decision.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1988-01-01
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From the crossroadsthe Sikhs and Afghans in Canada.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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The Japanese internment in Canadathe war we fought on the West coast.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Envy.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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The games of Olympia beyond winning the price of gold.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Lord Byronhero with a thousand faces.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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The chairmanship or presidency of the CBCthe need for undivided directions.n1988-01-01
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Giving children the vote.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Tom Paine and the age of revolution.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Having it all.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Introductory remarksLegislative Committee on Bill C-136s.n1988-01-01
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Bicycleswheels of change.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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C. B. MacPhersona retrospective.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Family secrets.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Lead.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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The Aids campaign ; part 3.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
CBC brief to the Legislative Committee on Bill C-136.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1988-01-01-
Zulu.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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The Berlin blockade.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Custer's last stand.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Buildings and people.CBC Transcripts1988-01-01
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Reflections in the mind of the machine.CBC Manuscripts1988-01-01
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Introductory remarks by Pierre Juneau President of the CBCs.n1989-01-01
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CBC budgets 1984-1994an overview.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation1989-01-01
Submission to the Legislative Committee on Bill C-40CBC1990-01-01-
Mission, values, goals and objectivesCBC1990-01-01
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Building on strengthCBC radio/stereo media book.CBC1992-01-01
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Broadcasters handbookXV Commonwealth Games, Victoria, B.C., Canada, August 18-28, 1994CBC/SRC1994-01-01
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Downside of downsizingFilms for the Humanities & Sciences1996-01-01
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New suitsFilms for the Humanities & Sciences1997-01-01
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TelemarketingFilms for the Humanities & Sciences1997-01-01
Mr. Dressup grade 2 readingCanadian Broadcasting Corporation2004-01-01
Mr. Dressup school fun for grades 1 to 3.Canadian Broadcasting Corporation2004-01-01-
Emperors of avariceCEOs and corporate greedFilms for the Humanities & Sciences2004-01-01
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Inside the interrogation roomFilms for the Humanities2005-01-01
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Diet confidentialFilms for the Humanities & Sciences2006-01-01
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Food and obesitywhat we eatFilms for the Humanities & Sciences2007-01-01
Best recipes everfresh, fun & tasty tested-till-perfect recipes from the hit showTranscontinental Books2011-01-01-
The Epic of Americachapter 12, The Age of the Dinosours2017-01-01
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Of Things to Come : Inquiry on the Post-War World16 Broadcasts Heard on the CBC National Network During the Spring Of 1943Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Guide to the Pronunciation of Canadian Place Names. --Creative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Canadian ConstitutionCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Our Heritage of FreedomCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION.
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MAN AT WESTMINSTER.
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CBC IN THE INFORMATION FLOW.
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CBC AUDIOTAPE CATALOGUE.
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PortugalCanadian Broadcasting Corporation
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FAITH OF OTHER MEN.
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The Nature of thingsCanadian Broadcasting Corporation
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(Pamphlets in folder).Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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CBC Summer festivalCanadian Broadcasting Corporation
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DECENNIE: 1970-1980.
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PLACE FOR EVERYTHING.
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CBC PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE.
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CBC learning systemsCanadian Broadcasting Corporation
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Spots of time. --
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Definitions of various radio terms[s.n.]
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RADIO.
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INDIANS SPEAK TO CANADA.
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CANADIAN DRIVER - HOW MUCH DOES HE KNOW ABOUT ROAD SAFETY?.
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Le français chez vousdialogues et exercices ; leçon 1à 50Société Radio-Canada
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