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Guy Burgess: the Soviet spy who was one-quarter Canadian
The British diplomat who fled England in 1951 under accusations of spying speaks to the CBC from Moscow in 1959.
How Newfoundland became a place of refuge on 9/11
The people of Newfoundland and Labrador rise to the challenge of helping thousands of airline passengers diverted there on Sept. 11, 2001.
Canada's notwithstanding clause — what's that again?
Created as a compromise between federal and provincial officials during debates over a new constitution in the 1980s, the notwithstanding clause allows provincial or federal governments to override sections of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The Avro Arrow, Canada's 'greatest plane that never was'
China wants to bury the truth about Tiananmen. Will Google help?
Kim Campbell: The politician who wouldn't promise jobs
Trudeau to apologize Nov. 7 for 1939 decision to turn away Jewish refugees fleeing Nazis
The murderous mud of one First World War battlefield
Lise Payette, Quebec journalist and politician, dead at 87
From 1985: Should Canada seek free trade with the U.S.?
When a teenager helped unearth a dinosaur nest in Alberta
Brian Mulroney wins stunning landslide victory in 1984
'Amazing' archeological find in Yukon's melting ice patches — an intact atlatl dart
Finding the Titanic and dredging up memories of a tragedy
From 1980: When daily papers in Winnipeg and Ottawa folded
Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope
How a tiny French town is commemorating Canadian black battalion soldiers
Sir John A. Macdonald's legacy to be recast in his native Scotland amid raging debates over historical figures
Remembering Bromley Armstrong, Canadian civil rights leader who 'wasn't afraid to rock the boat'
Ancient horse found perfectly preserved in Siberian permafrost
Isolated Amazonian tribe captured in drone video
From 1980: The riot over the show Alice Cooper didn't play
Sunken Avro Arrow model recovered from Lake Ontario
Last John A. Macdonald statue in major Western Canada city seen painted 'red handed'
