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Airport
Security: |
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CBC
Radio: Brad Clark reports for World Report on the impact of the
airport security surcharge.
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Audio Runs: 1:36
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CBC Radio: Kelly Ryan reports for the World at Six on new security
measures at small airports.
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Audio Runs: 3:38 |
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CBC Radio: Is security in the sky any better one year later? Brad
Clark reports for the World at Six.
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Audio Runs: 6:33 |
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Attack
on Afghanistan: |
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CBC.CA:
Target Terrorism: Indepth coverage of the war against terrorism
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Beyond
Belief |
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CBC
TV: Beyond Belief: The Fifth Estate profiles Ziad Jarrah, the presumed
pilot of one of the hijacked planes. With excerpts of the cockpit
conversation.
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Canadian
military |
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CBC.CA:
A soldier's tour of duty in Afghanistan, by Lieutenant Kyle Strong.
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CBC.CA:
Canada's Casualties: Indepth coverage of the friendly-fire incident.
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Canada
Reacts |
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CBC.CA:
A changed world: A Saskatchewan teaching assistant's new reality.
By Nell Arzab.
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CBC.CA:
Stranded passengers leave a lasting impression in Gander. By Barbara
Jane Daken-Kent.
Read the story:
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CBC.CA:
Recovery and Resolve: Canadian values since September 11. The results
of the Toronto Star/SRC-CBC/EKOS Poll.
Poll:
9/11 In Hindsight
CBC TV: Brian Stewart reports for The National.
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Video Runs 12:40 |
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Canada-U.S. relations
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CBC
Radio: Too close? Ottawa and Washington's co-operation. Chris Hall reports for World Report
Real Audio Runs: 1:23 |
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Civil
Rights |
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CBC
Radio: In detention: Sandra Bartlett reports for the World at Six
on what the attacks did to civil rights in the U.S.
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Audio Runs 10:21 |
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CBC.CA:
In the wake of Septermber's terrorist attacks, the spirit of political
dissent in the U.S. seems to have been dampened. A Web One Flash
presentation
Flash
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Chas
Lawther Documentary |
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CBC.CA: Actor, comic and writer Chas Lawther uses humour to explore
the impact of the events of September 11 on friends and family.
An ArtsCanada Flash production.
Flash: So.. What's The Punchline? |
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Dead
Modern |
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CBC.CA:
Author Douglas Coupland talks about the cultural implications of
September 11th with author David Beers and architect Arthur Erickson.
A 120seconds.com Flash 5 presentation.
Flash:
Dead Modern |
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Detainees |
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CBC
Radio: Sandra Bartlett reports for the World at Six on Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba and what's become of the expanding prison camp.
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Audio Runs 8:36 |
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CBC
Radio: A B.C. man who was detained, but never charged, reflects
on how his life was disrupted. Yvette Brend reports for the World
at Six.
Real Audio Runs: 6:33 |
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CBC
TV: The National's Clifton Joseph profiles Canadian detainee Shakir
Baloch.
Real Video 13:13 |
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Flight
Schools |
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CBC
Radio: Kelly Ryan reports for World Report on Florida's flight schools.
Real
Audio Runs 1:21 |
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Identifying
the missing |
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CBC
Radio: Kelly Ryan reports of the huge job of identifying the missing.
Real
Audio Runs: 4:25 |
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Kids
and Sept 11 |
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CBC
Radio: A new curriculum for teaching peace to students. This Morning
host Tina Srebotniak speaks with program founder Heather McTaggert.
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Audio Runs: 7:13 |
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Memorial
Overload
CBC Radio: Mimi Tompkins reports for World at Six that many are asking whether all
this is too much too soon.
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Audio Runs 4:24 |
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WTC
Memorial |
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CBC
Radio: New Yorkers debate what kind of monument to erect at Ground
Zero. Mimi Tompkins reports for The World This Weekend.
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Audio Runs: 5:00 |
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Muslims |
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CBC.CA: Regina screenwriter and Muslim Zarqa Nawaz revives her career,
on hold since September 11.
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CBC.CA:
Canadian Muslims assess the past year.
A 120 seconds.com
Flash:
Muslims |
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CBC
TV: On The National, David Halton examines the lives of three Muslim
Americans and their families who've felt the wrath of their fellow
citizens after September 11.
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Video Runs: 16:33 |
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CBC
Radio: Sandra Bartlett reports for The World This Weekend about
the government's refusal to talk about the harassment of Muslim
and Arab Canadians.
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Audio: Runs 4:28 |
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Requiem |
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CBC.CA: Documentary and musical tribute to Canadian victims by Adam
Goddard. An ArtsCanada Flash 5 presentation
Flash
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Remembering
the victims |
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CBC TV: Canadians and New Yorkers honour the policemen killed on
September 11. Steve Erwin reports for CBC TV's Saturday Report.
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Video Runs: 2:22 |
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CBC TV: Doug Dirks talks to Erica Basnicki, whose father was killed
in the attack, about a public memorial.
Real
Video Runs 5:09 |
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CBC
TV: Canadians commemorate the victims of 9/11. Carolyn Dunn reports
for Sunday Report.
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Video Runs 2:35 |
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CBC
TV: A preview of a special tribute airing on Wednesday.
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Video Runs 9:07 |
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CBC
Radio's Steve Puddicombe reports for the World at Six on families
who want to know why communications failed during the attacks on
the World Trade Center.
Real
Audio Runs 1:48
Read the story:Unanswered
Questions |
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CBC.CA:
Objects left behind and the memories they hold. A Flash presentation.
Flash |
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CBC.CA:
A tribute to the police officers who died on September 11. A WebOne
presentation.
Flash
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CBC.CA:
Devastation, despair, hope, resolution. A photogallery of images
since September 11. A Flash presentation
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Sports
Security |
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CBC Radio: Steve Futterman reports on changes to security at sporting
events one year later, on The World This Weekend.
Real
Audio Runs: 3:02 |
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Requiem
9/11 |
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CBC TV: Artists respond with a production of Verdi's masterpiece.
Ross Porter reports for The National.
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Video Runs 15:08 |
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U.S.
Military |
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CBC TV: Adrianne Arsenault reports for The National on American's
changing attitude towards its military.
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Video 8:55 |
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