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Former federal fisheries minister John Crosbie talks about why Canada should take responsibility for the endangered northern cod. - Radio, 05:48
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April 25, 2003
A defiant Crosbie
Radio
05:48
A look back at the 1,000-year-old saga of cod fishing in the waters off of what would come to be known as Newfoundland and Labrador. - Radio, 09:44
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June 24, 1997
A fish tale
Radio
09:44
Springhill emerges from its mining past to embrace a geothermal future. - Television, 02:28
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June 15, 1992
A geothermal future
Television
02:28
A miner's widow talks about her life. - Radio, 07:00
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Oct. 28, 1958
A widow's story
Radio
07:00
Albertans remember Eric Harvie's crucial role in the artistic development of his province. - Radio, 07:47
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Feb. 27, 1976
Alberta's most generous philanthropist
Radio
07:47
Reactions from Australian miners over Bre-X - Television, 09:20
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May 4, 1997
Australian miners knew something was awry
Television
09:20
British Columbia
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March 26, 2003
B.C. shifts towards market-based forestry system
Television
03:17
Rex Murphy looks at the impact of the cod moratorium on Newfoundland's economy. - Television, 16:03
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March 2, 1994
Cataclysm in the fisheries
Television
16:03
The cod fishery enters Confederation and has to learn to live with new technological advances. - Television, 05:21
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Oct. 10, 1958
Cod and Confederation
Television
05:21
A furious crowd of fishermen meets John Crosbie on the eve of a moratorium. - Television, 02:21
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July 2, 1992
Cod moratorium protested
Television
02:21
CBC Radio takes listeners behind the scenes at a tree farm operation in Quebec. - Radio, 27:16
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Jan. 12, 1958
Conserving Canada's natural resources
Radio
27:16
An in-depth look at the disastrous state of Canada's biggest industry. - Radio, 23:43
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Feb. 12, 1984
Crisis in Canadian forestry
Radio
23:43
Clearwater, B.C. reels as Wayerhaeuser pulls out. - Television, 02:32
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Dec. 14, 2002
Death of a lumber town
Television
02:32
Herb Dhaliwal announces aid package worth $246 million. - Television, 02:37
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Oct. 8, 2002
Feds announce bailout for laid-off lumber workers, communitites
Television
02:37
It's greedy, it's ugly and it's built to last. For more than 500 years the Atlantic cod was the king of the global fish market, helping build empires, spark wars and found Britain's first colonies in North America. CBC Archives looks at how Canada's abundant cod stocks off of Newfoundland and Labrador were fished to the brink of extinction in what is considered one of the biggest ecological disasters of the 20th century.
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Topic spans: 1958-2004
Fished Out: The Rise and Fall of the Cod Fishery
Topic
11 television clips
6 radio clips
A look at how international tourism has helped transform the ailing Newfoundland economy. - Television, 06:45
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July 5, 2004
From fishing boats to tour boats
Television
06:45
A fleet of Newfoundland fishing trawlers confronts Spanish fishing vessels during a 1992 protest at sea. - Television, 02:22
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March 31, 1992
Grand Banks protest
Television
02:22
The sometimes-gruelling existence in a Newfoundland fishing village at the beginning of the 20th century. - Radio, 07:46
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April 29, 1979
Life in a cod town
Radio
07:46
CBC-TV broadcasts live from the site of the 1958 Springhill mine explosion, where rescuers are moments away from freeing 12 trapped miners. - Television, 28:24
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Oct. 29, 1958
Live from the pit head
Television
28:24
On Nov. 1, 1956, the town of Springhill is rocked by a terrible explosion in the No. 4 colliery of the Cumberland mines. - Radio, 00:56
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Nov. 1, 1956
Mine explosion rocks Springhill
Radio
00:56
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