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Like vinyl, but for photos: Why film cameras are back in focus
In an ever-increasing digital world where rarely an hour, let alone a day, goes by without gazing at a smartphone or tablet, some people are redeveloping their passion for a technology seemingly headed for extinction: the film camera.
Past in peril: Manitoba heritage agencies say they're being choked by chronic underfunding
One of the most significant archaeological digs in Manitoba's history is exposing a key element of Indigenous history, but the group heading the project says it's scraping to stay afloat due to chronic under funding by the province.
Roadside History
'What happened?' Long forgotten Dorchester wharf was once heart of shire town
On the shore of the Memramcook River, all that remains of the Dorchester wharf are stacks of logs and stones slowly being eroded by the wind and waves.
Flashback: The comet that flamed out
Newsletters: the publishing niche of the 1980s
From 2004: Talking about what a potential pandemic could look like
Retired teacher finds mammoth shoulder blade bone while walking dogs west of Edmonton
Haggis has always been kind of mysterious to Canadians
Why some Alberta ski resorts faced their 'worst season ever' in 1982
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American beer not even worthy to flush: Newfoundland's 'Son of Critch' tells the truth
What a visitor found inside the Diefenbunker in 1994
Grab some milk on your way home: An ode to the bygone neighbourhood grocery store
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Rare, recovered 1930s footage of steamship offers glimpse of Okanagan's past
Family remembers former CBC documentarian and cinematographer Bob Crone, dead at 90
Why Canadian homeowners were seeking out wood stoves in 2001
Musician David Crosby dead at 81
When extremely cold weather was making news in Atlantic Canada in 1982
The long struggle for cigarette warnings has lessons for alcohol labels, experts say
Molson-Carling merger meant trouble was brewing for workers
Gold medal, Olympic torch among items from Calgary 88 games up for auction
Could New Brunswick learn to love 10-pin bowling?
Pinball enthusiasts hit the jackpot with revived interest in the 'kinetic, chaotic' game
When the future was bright for the fax machine
