Eight games. Two hockey powers. One series that pushed players to their limits.
The 1972 Summit Series was gruelling from start to finish, with every game carrying the weight of a rivalry that went far beyond the ice: https://t.co/41dS1csI7N
54 years ago, millions in Canada and the
Soviet Union were captivated by the Summit Series.
Amid Cold War tensions and fears of military
escalation, the nations chose a best-on-best hockey
showdown instead of conflict: https://t.co/41dS1csI7N
Kirk vs Picard!
Star Trek novelist Peter David dives deep into the differences between the Original Series and the Next Generation – would Kirk have even made it in Picard’s Starfleet?
Stream "For the Love of Star Trek":https://t.co/iYwv0vUxvK
Dive into Ronny Cox’s brief but unforgettable reign as Captain. Discover his take on this infamous role and being one of the rare few to make a Captain’s Log.
Stream "For the Love of Star Trek":https://t.co/iYwv0vUxvK
Being together for 14 years is one thing. Working in the same industry is another.
Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll and his partner put their relationship to the test in the latest episode of #TVOOriginal Stress Test: https://t.co/vHSbW3I8t9
Eight straight. That’s what Canada expected from the 1972 Summit Series.
Instead, the best-on-best showdown with the Soviet Union became a nail-biting series that went all the way to Game 8.
Stream now: https://t.co/6j3Iqtc513
Relationship troubles? Naturally, you’re going to ask Steve Paikin for advice.
A new episode of #TVOOriginal Stress Test is out now, with Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll exploring the ups, downs and stresses of relationships.
Watch it for free:https://t.co/vHSbW3I8t9
Pierre Trudeau’s Canada was navigating the Cold War when hockey became an unlikely bridge between Canada and the Soviet Union.
Stream "Icebreaker: The 72 Summit Series": https://t.co/X0p0hluNbs
Out of options in Cobourg, Ont., a community of unhoused people found an unlikely refuge: a vacant heritage estate with a mansion at its centre.
Stream "Home" now: https://t.co/mp8L1tSw7y
Where do you go when you’ve run out of options?
In Cobourg, one encampment ignited a community-wide reckoning, and "Home" goes inside to share the human stories behind it: https://t.co/IzfU64TDpD
Are Toronto's bike lanes really empty? @CharlieHBuckley hit the streets to count cyclists, dug into city data, and compared the numbers with major cycling cities around the world.
A heartwarming and spine-tingling documentary that follows a group of spirited senior citizens as they embark on an extraordinary adventure far outside their comfort zones: creating a horror film.
Watch "Silver Screamers" now: https://t.co/HDWTvKfwns
Women make up 80% of autoimmune disease patients. Why? In the Season 2 premiere of (MIS)Treated, @namshine speaks with epidemiologist @NatalieScime (@UTSCDHS). Could pregnancy complications be linked to autoimmune disease later in life? https://t.co/3630EKmtW0
"I think of my family and those that can't tell their story, to be that voice." — Residential-school survivor and Orange Shirt Day co-founder Phyllis Webstad joins @JeyanTVO to discuss the work of remembrance and reconciliation. At 8:30pm | Producer: Daysha Loppie #NDTR
Aki (Anishinaabemowin for "earth" or "land") is a meditative, visually immersive documentary set in Atikameksheng Anishnawbek in Northern Ontario – located 20 kilometres from Sudbury.
Stream now in stunning 4K: https://t.co/WxouL75OBO
September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to remember the children who never returned home and to honour Survivors and the generations affected by residential schools.
This year, Canadians can take part in a national moment of remembrance through Remembering the Children, the annual national commemorative gathering from Parliament Hill.
The event brings together Survivors, Elders, Indigenous leaders, and First Nations, Inuit and Métis artists to honour the children and reflect on the lasting impacts of residential schools. Presented in partnership with @APTNtv , @CBC , @NCTR_UM and TVO
TVO will rebroadcast Remembering the Children at 7 p.m., giving audiences across Ontario an opportunity to take part in this national commemoration from home.
Every Child Matters.
Kímmapiiyipitssini is a Blackfoot word meaning "giving kindness to each other."
Ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, watch Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers' film about the Kainai First Nation's community response to the drug-poisoning epidemic: https://t.co/hTzJVy0znr
54 years ago, millions in Canada and the Soviet Union were captivated by the Summit Series.
Amid Cold War tensions the nations chose best-on-best hockey showdown instead of conflict.
WATCH "Icebreaker: The 72 Summit Series": https://t.co/X6ZD0SCy3z
Remembering David Marsden 🤍
As program director of CFNY, he trusted his broadcasters, backed the artists no one else would play, and built a station that belonged to its audience.
Stream "CFNY: The Spirit of Radio" now: https://t.co/6b5bmNS9GZ