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A labour dispute devolved into mass murder in N.W.T. in 1992. 30 years later, the scars still linger
In 1992, a labour dispute that would last 18 months tore Yellowknife apart, culminating in an explosion that killed nine miners. The fallout of one of Canada’s largest mass murders still lingers in this northern city.
When Abba chose to launch their North American tour in ... Edmonton
Swedish supergroup Abba chose to start their first North American tour in Edmonton. Fans there, including Wayne Gretzky, appreciated the decision.
Influential French film director Jean-Luc Godard dead at 91
Film director Jean-Luc Godard, the godfather of France's New Wave cinema who pushed cinematic boundaries and inspired iconoclastic directors decades after his 1960s heyday, died on Tuesday at the age of 91, his family said.
Lost to history, Saint John's silent movie is barely a memory a century later
The day Brian Mulroney made his debut in Parliament as an MP
Only in Toronto was a wild garden this big of a concern
The Queen in Canada: 22 visits during her reign
When prime ministers met the Queen
Watch: 6 musicians on Oscar Peterson's lasting legacy
The politician who said job creation was 'old politics' in 1993
When Calgary was hit with a 'surprise' snowfall after Labour Day
When student housing was hard to come by in Vancouver
Flashback, the CBC game show that wasn't Front Page Challenge
A condominium? What's that?
When Canada's big city rats were enjoying the summer weather in 2001
Famous portrait of Winston Churchill missing from Ottawa hotel in suspected art heist
When gas prices were 'zooming up' above the 60-cent mark in 1997
European drought exposes ancient stones, old bombs, dry lakebeds
The cabin built by kids and knocked down by the town
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Once thought to be a 'useless' desert, Palliser's Triangle has long been the breadbasket of Canada
This national historic site is a bit of a mystery — but that could soon change
How gentrification shrunk a historic Toronto neighbourhood
The summer that Superman came home to ... Alberta?
Nova Scotia's 'ace of aces' took down his first enemy plane 80 years ago today
