CBC Sunday sex film sparks Canadian backlash and debate
The CBC and Parliament face scrutiny as sex film controversy fuels critics. Alphonse Ouimet admits a misstep while Daryl Duke defends Sunday, and calls grow for broader moral reform on divorce, abortion, auto safety, and public morality.
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Parliament reels from TV program fallout and calls for action
MPs clashed over a controversial Sunday program prompting censorship demands. Davie Fulton accused the editors of garbage while Eric Winkler condemned the trash as taxpayer-funded. Diefenbaker urged possible criminal charges for the lewd content. The row underscored a growing gap between leadership and Canadian public opinion.
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Proposal for a 5 mile dog race course and 25 mile lap
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