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GeoMinute The Williams Treaties
The seven Anishinaabe nations that signed the Williams Treaties (named for provincial negotiator Angus S.).
12:56 AM on TVO (TV Ontario)
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GeoMinute The Birth of the United Nations
The United Nations, created in 1945 with 50 nations signing on, has since grown to 193 nations who collectively support the organization's humanitarian ideals.
4:56 PM on TVO (TV Ontario)
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GeoMinute The Nine Hour Movement
The Nine Hour Movement of 1872 was an effort on the part of laborers to secure a nine-hour workday.
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GeoMinute The Nine Hour Movement
The Nine Hour Movement of 1872 was an effort on the part of laborers to secure a nine-hour workday.
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GeoMinute Canada's First (Controversial) Hockey Gold
During the 1920 Summer Olympics, Canada's Winnipeg Falcons won the first-ever hockey gold medal, which is disputed 82 years later.
6:52 PM on TVO (TV Ontario)
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GeoMinute The Future King Charles III Goes Scuba Diving in the Arctic
In 1975, Prince Charles spent 30 minutes scuba diving under the ice of the Northwest Passage with Canadian undersea explorer Joe MacInnis. For MacInnis, diving in such a challenging environment revealed much about the character of the future monarch.
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GeoMinute The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the UN General Assembly on December 10, 1948, proclaiming the inherent rights and freedoms of individuals. The principal author of the declaration was a Canadian, John Peters Humphrey.
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GeoMinute The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the UN General Assembly on December 10, 1948, proclaiming the inherent rights and freedoms of individuals. The principal author of the declaration was a Canadian, John Peters Humphrey.
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