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June Callwood: Canada's Conscience
No one was excluded in the world of June Callwood. The celebrated journalist/activist with a "just fix it" attitude worked tirelessly for countless causes. She helped found over 50 social organizations including Nellie's women's shelter and Casey House, Canada's first AIDS hospice. Dubbed St. June, the woman with movie star good looks and an unwavering capacity for compassion, battled personal tragedy, depression and controversy in a long life that served as Canada's conscience.
Last updated: March 11, 2013
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Callwood talks about her early career highs.
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The host of CBC TV's In Touch lets her empathy shine.
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Callwood finds success as the host of CBC TV's In Touch.
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Ghosting for Barbara Walters, Otto Preminger and Dr. Charles Mayo.
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June Callwood and her husband Trent Frayne on their rock solid relatio...
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In this 1984 radio clip, June Callwood discusses a turning point in he...
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Callwood talks about the troubled teens that propelled her into social...
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Callwood on the image the music of Pachelbel's Canon conjures up.
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Callwood on battling depression, her daughter's accident and the death...
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Growing up in Belle River, Ont.
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Callwood at home relaxing with her family.
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A panel discussion on Callwood and the PEN controversy.
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Callwood, 80, gives CBC's Andy Barrie a historical tour of her life.
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Eighty-year-old Callwood welcomes death.
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Callwood reflects back on her life and receiving a lifetime achievemen...
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In the last television interview of Callwood's life, she opens up to G...
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No one was excluded in the world of June Callwood. The celebrated jour...