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CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: CBOT TWO-INCH VIDEO INVENTORY

1982-0209

Vidéo

1 of 1

1979-06-24

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

producer, Brian Frappier; Marshall Gray; assistant producer, Annette Leung; Nancy Bubrick; technical producer, Robert Beaudin; photography, Tom Scalzo; Joe McGrath; sound, David Cook; Bill Wilson; Paul Bisson; host, Brian Smyth

CBOT

A PLACE TO STAND is a program presenting and celebrating the Canadian Spirit as it is found in Ontario. This episode uses a magazine approach to present the following subjects: host, Brian Smyth, asks people in the street why they like Ontario; the international community of Windsor/Detroit is profiled as shown in the International Freedom Festival; the Rumrunner's Race, an event conducted as a reminder of the importance of Windsor in the Prohibition, is detailed; A.J. Rheaume and Edward Lacombe, two former bootleggers living in nearby Lasalle, Ontario, reminisce about their liquor-smuggling operations; year-round houseboat living at the Port Credit Marina, outside Toronto, is examined; the changes of lifestyle and the advantages and disadvantages of marine living are discussed by several people who live on the boats. <30mn>

English

51-4-2201-9002

Libre

V1 8211-0090
V1 9811-0036

GAD 0FD547

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