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Le Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal (MAC) présente l’exposition « Les enfants doivent entendre une autre histoire », consacrée à l’œuvre de la cinéaste abénakise Alanis Obomsawin. En 1964, Alanis Obomsawin répond avec aplomb aux questions du journaliste Jean Ducharme. 🧡🪶 Source : Aujourd'hui, 22 juillet 1964 #archivesrc #alanisobomsawin #journeenationaledelaveriteetdelareconciliation
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This report originally aired on July 22, 2015 The remnants of an 18th century village was unearthed beneath layers of dirt and asphalt by a construction crew working, creating the rare opportunity for experts to examine the precious artifacts. CTV News’ Vanessa Lee has the details. This content is presented for historical and archival purposes. Language, standards, and perspectives reflect the time of original broadcast. #news #canada #archive
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This report originally aired on June 30, 1974 “They tell me that in Toronto you can walk around and not worry about being grabbed, molested or killed.” In 1974, people from Detroit were flocking to Toronto at a rate of 15,000 a week, drawn by the city's reputation as a safe destination for weekend trips. This content is presented for historical and archival purposes. Language, standards, and perspectives reflect the time of original broadcast. #archive #canada #news
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