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Routing the Taliban
In this follow-up
report, we look at the events that occurred following several weeks of
heavy bomb- ing by the United States and the collapse of the Taliban regime.
We also examine the efforts by the various factions in Afghanistan and
the international community to establish a new order in that country,
and the implications and ramifications for the world.
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Islam: An Overview
In light of the events
of September 11, 2001, and a renewed focus on Islam, senior correspondent
Joe Schlesinger presents an essay on this major world religion in which
we look at its history and the conflicts that have shaped it.
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Northern Pipeline: Competing Visions
Twenty-five years
ago the Aboriginal peoples of northern Canada fought tirelessly to stop
the building of oil pipelines through their territory, and won. Now, in
different economic and political times, there has been a far different
reaction to a proposal for a natural gas pipeline through the Mackenzie
River valley. This report is also the occasion for examining the transborder
political and economic issues as well as the environmental implications
of a northern pipeline.
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Acknowledgments
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Guide Writers: David Downer, Nadine d'Entremont, Peter Flaherty,
Jim L'Abbé
Production Assistant: Carolyn McCarthy
General Editor: Bob Fisher
Manager, CBC Non-Broadcast Sales: Karen Bower
Copy Editor and Desktop Publisher: Susan Rosenthal
Web Design and Layout: Rachael Athill
CBC Non-Broadcast
Sales wishes to thank the staff of CBC Television National News, in particular
Executive Producer Arnold Amber, Associate Producer Lou Kovacs, Host Knowlton
Nash, Writers Michael Kearns, Paul Hambleton, Brien Christie, Associate
Director Yvonne Berry, and ENG Editor Greg Svaluto.
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