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2/1/2006	Make your dreams come true Canadian Living

1/20/2006	“These are the stories that get lost over time” MOTHER TONGUE: A WOMEN’S HISTORY OF ETHNIC CANADA The Ubyssey

1/15/2006	Susan Poizner on Mother Tongue, her 13 part series on Canadian Ethnic women A podcast audio interview http://dogmaradio.com/susan-poizner-of-mother-tongue

1/11/2006	TV series celebrates women in ethnic groups Mother Tongue is the result of journalist's look at diversity in Canada Vancouver Sun

1/11/2006	Murakami film hits TV, Vancouver Driftwood

1/11/2006	Series highlights Canada's ethnic heroines Vancouver Courier

12/1/2005	Kimiko Okano Murakami: A picture of strength The Bulletin: A journal of Japanese Canadian community, history and culture

11/24/2005	New Television Series about Canadian Women www.heroines.ca

11/1/2005	Finding her place CA Magazine

11/1/2005	"Mother Tongue" series screened at the JCCC Nikkei Voice

10/1/2005	Japanese Canadian Story Launches TV Series on Ethnic Women's History Nikkei Voice

9/19/2005	Journalist profiles female heroes Metro

9/14/2005	Eve's Third Wave CJUM Radio in Winnipeg

9/14/2005	Darts and Laurels Editorials and Opinions Toronto Star

9/12/2005	Untold Stories of Unsung Heroines MOTHER TONGUE: TV looks at how ethnic women shape country The Toronto Star

9/11/2005	Getaway that's good as gold Timmins mine tour one of the most authentic in world Sunday Sun

9/4/2005	Off the beaten track Steam train follows Gatineau River to historic Wakefield Sunday Sun

9/2/2005	Discovering a country Toronto filmmaker returns to find diverse cultures. Jewish Independent

8/31/2005	World traveller creates TV series about ethnic women Canadian Jewish News

8/21/2005	Travel back in time in Buxton Thousands flocker to former underground Railroad destination for annual reunion Sunday Sun

6/26/2005	Strength in Diversity Many Cultures Make Our Country Unique The Toronto Sun

6/19/2005	Juhannes Festival in Thunder Bay Finnish Summer Solstice Celebrations CBC Radio One

6/5/2005	Thunder Bay is FinnTastic The Toronto Sun

5/25/2005	Behind the lens The Toronto Sun

2/11/2004	Mother Tongue speaks about female heroes The Canadian Jewish News

2/1/2004	Adding depth to rich history What former slaves brought to Canada - TV series highlights ethnic communities The Toronto Star

1/30/2004	February is Black History Month North Bay Nugget

1/29/2004	Mother Tongue on TVO Sunday Share (Canada's largest ethnic newspaper)

1/28/2004	TV producer showcases Canada's diverse stories Toronto Sun

1/20/2004	Exploring Canada's cultural landscape Journalist digs deep in dream job 24 Hours

1/17/2004	Documentary Tells Eliza Parker's Story Chatham Daily News

1/1/2004	Researchers Needed for Women's History Educational Video Series Ontario Women's History Network Newsletter (Winter 2004)

6/1/2003	Woman's History TV Series Seeks Experts Ontario Women's History Network Newsletter (Summer 2003)

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Mother Tongue: A woman's history of ethnic Canada is a 13-part TV series that documents Canada's multicultural history from a female perspective. Each program tells the story of a notable woman in one of Canada's communities, including a Black fugitive slave, an Acadian mail order bride, and an Icelandic suffragette. mother, tongue, woman, history, ethnic, Canada, video, DVD, TV, tele, television, series, show, think, stock, inc., canada, ontario, british, columbia, quebec, education, school