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As It Happens | Oct 16, 2014
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Ideas | Oct 15, 2014
Two independent women find themselves in front of firing squads during WW1. Nurse Edith Cavell is heralded as a heroine and a saint. Exotic dancer and courtesan Mata Hari becomes a symbol of evil and the enemy within.
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This is That | Oct 16, 2014
The Big Apple Showcase is arguably the most popular event at the Bowmanville Apple Festival. Well this year controversy swirls after it was revealed that the winning “apple” was in fact a pumpkin.
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Rewind | Oct 16, 2014
An hour of the godfather of Cape Breton fiddling, Buddy MacMaster, who died last August. In the spring he was honoured by one of North America’s largest folk music organizations, joining the ranks of Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Joan Baez and Stan Rogers.
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As It Happens | Oct 15, 2014
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Tapestry | Oct 9, 2014
How old are children when morality kicks in? Do they develop a sense of right-and-wrong along with early speech? With their baby teeth? Yale psychologist Paul Bloom is among those who are starting to believe morality exists in tiny wee babies.