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Who was the host of "Morningside" from 1982 to 1997? |
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Who was the first host of "Morningside"? |
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Who were the regular members of the Tuesday political panel on "Morningside"? |
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Well, we could go on about "Morningside" all day (remember the interview with Elly Danica, in her former church in a small Saskatchewan town? or Dennis Kaye, the ALS victim with the great sense of humour?) but let's go on to something else. Who used to give, as a mnemonic for his show's postal code, "Make Five Wienies, I'll Eat Six"? |
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What program was associated with the words "sad goat", and had, not only its own tartan, but its own "Goat of Arms", complete with Latin motto? |
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Prior to the creation in 1997 of "Richardson's Roundup", what was in the 2-4 pm weekday time slot? |
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Who hosted a music program at Sunday lunchtime for over 40 years, retiring in 1997? |
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"C'est La Vie" is a weekly program about? |
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Danny Finkleman, host of "Finkleman's Forty-Fives", started his career with the CBC on what show? |
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What is the name of the Sunday afternoon live phone-in, hosted by Rex Murphy? |
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This segment of "This Morning" asked listeners to write in their own made-up words to fill in gaps and omissions in the English language. |
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This Sunday afternoon show, hosted by Lorne Elliott, started in 1996. |
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Lister Sinclair was the host for many years of this show. |
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This early evening current affairs show started in 1968. It has been hosted over the years by Barbara Frum, Michael Enright and Mary Lou Finlay. |
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What is the motto of "The Vinyl Cafe", the "World's Smallest Record Store"? |
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