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World Ballet Day : Behind-the-scenes photographs of the National Ballet of Canada
Lawson documented 25 years of CBC production
With World Ballet Day falling on a Thursday, it’s the perfect opportunity to highlight “Throwback Thursday” photographs of the National Ballet of Canada. The fonds of Robert Lawson, a Canadian Broadcasting Company production designer in the … Continue reading
CBC’s 75th Anniversary : 75 tweets of 75 archival fonds
On November 2, 2011, I decided to try to find 75 archival fonds in the Clara Thomas Archives & Special Collections that had some connection to the CBC. I was inspired by the ongoing efforts of the team researching and … Continue reading
Posted in Archives & Special Collections, institutions and organizations, News, Personal papers
Tagged anniversary, broadcasting, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CBC, distance education, history, journalists, Knowlton Nash, legislation, nationalism, policy, producer, radio, radio lecture, script, Take 30, television, The Fifth Estate, Twitter, World War II
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Archives Awareness Week 4-8 April 2011
To celebrate Archives Awareness Week, held the first week of April, the archives installed a small exhibit outlining the values and uses of archives, including a number of publications that have used the Clara Thomas Archives own holdings for their … Continue reading