Have you ever spied on Sasquatch or ogled Ogopogo? Do you ponder the buried treasure on Oak Island or sob over suicidal lemmings? You're not alone. Canada is full of stories about elusive monsters, legendary loot, mystical creatures and contemporary lore. Join CBC Archives as we take a trip across this land of legends.
From early dreams of global information networks to the dominance of the World Wide Web, networked computers have changed the way Canadians interact with the world. For more than three decades the CBC has reported these advances, some revolutionary, others mere flashes in the technological pan. From ARPANET to MP3s, we look at Canada's first steps onto the information highway, and the people who took us there.
BBC reporters provide live commentary on British parliamentary speeches announcing that Britain is prepared to fight.
A young, sideburned Alex Trebek auditions for the CBC.
For some, Generation X adversity is an opportunity to redefine what is truly important.
Comedian Jerry Lewis is in Toronto to promote his new film, The Delicate Delinquent.
Tom and Dick Smothers, a folk-singing comedy duo get serious with Elwood Glover at the CNE.
A tribute from Air Marshal Harold Edwards, Vincent Massey honours Canadian gallantry, and wounded soldiers speak.