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Headline: Canada finally invents a solar powered calculator

Pat Kelly speaks with a representative from the Canadian Institute of Technology about their belated breakthrough in the realm of calculating.

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This is That Headline: Canada finally invents a solar powered calculator Feb 13, 2013 | 1:27Pat Kelly speaks with a representative from the Canadian Institute of Technology about their belated breakthrough in the realm of calculating.
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This is That Headline: Canadian daredevil attempts first-ever climb ‘up’ Niagara Falls Feb 6, 2013 | 7:40Pat Kelly's remarkable documentary on Dwayne Nolan, the first person to ever attempt going 'up' Niagara Falls.
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This is That - Headline: CSIS busted for blowing thousands of dollars on 'wrap-around shades'Jan 16, 2013 | 5:08This is That Headline: CSIS busted for blowing thousands of dollars on 'wrap-around shades' Audio
This is That Headline: CSIS busted for blowing thousands of dollars on 'wrap-around shades' Jan 16, 2013 | 5:08Pat Kelly speaks with the Head of Personnel for CSIS about spending a majority of their annual budget on a cool new image.
This is That - Winter wasteland: Is cross-country skiing Canada’s most reckless winter sport?Jan 10, 2013 | 5:01This is That Winter wasteland: Is cross-country skiing Canada’s most reckless winter sport? Audio
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This is That - 2012 Year in ReviewDec 27, 2012 | 26:30This is That 2012 Year in Review Audio
This is That 2012 Year in Review Dec 27, 2012 | 26:30This week: We look back on the stories we reported on this year that meant the most to Canadians. In October, the Government of Canada announced that they would be looking for 20,000 full-time volunteers to fill positions across all federal departments due to budget cuts. We play our interview with the man in charge of the volunteer initiative, Bruce Madreen and the calls we received after that story aired. In November, a story broke about a Texas town putting sugar in its water supply to encourage its citizens to drink more tap water. We play for you our story with the town’s Commissioner of Utilities and the feedback we received for that story. We give you an encore performance of our interview with world renowned, Canadian diaphragmist Garry Haligan. Plus, we play Pat Kelly’s inspirational documentary about Dwayne Nolan, the Ontario man who attempted to be the first person in the world to go up Niagara Falls.
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This is That Headline: Swimming with scallops new attraction on Nova Scotia's South Shore Dec 14, 2012 | 5:12Pat Kelly learns about 'swimming with scallops', an attraction that the Nova Scotia Tourism Board is putting a lot of money behind.
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This is That Headline: Montreal bylaw requires dogs to understand commands in both official languages Dec 12, 2012 | 5:03Pat Kelly interviews Councilor Benoit LaDouce about his proposed bylaw that would requires dogs understand commands in English and French in order to be in public spaces.
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