PT9/11 not showing in Canada; instead, CBC has ...

[Newsjock]

http://www.cbc.ca/television/

7:00 PM
The Secret History of 9/11
The dramatic, minute-by minute account of the biggest terrorist crime in history - revealing intrigue, desperate pursuit, and chaos in the highest reaches of power.
Directed by Gemini-winner Terence McKenna, the two-hour film splits between profiles of captured terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and former U.S. counterterrorism chief Richard Clarke, who warned of potential attacks during the Clinton administration.

9:00 PM
9/11: Toxic Legacy
9/11: Toxic Legacy examines the environmental fallout of 9/11, the resulting health dangers, and what this still means for people working and living in downtown New York.

[AspenRose]

1. Hee hee hee hee hee

*rubbing hands in glee*

Thank you Canada :D

[aquart]

3. Yes, how do we thank a nation? Or just the CBC?

Do we have email for them?

[Ignacio Upton]

2. I wish I could get CBC

These are 9/11 shows that are actually worth seeing.

[bonito]

4. No bs for cbc great, thanks

[Nutmegger]

5. Leave it to those commie-loving, socialist, state-run corporations.

Yeah, EVVVVVVIIIILLLL!

You rock Canada, thank you.

[nicknameless]

6. Thank you CBC Network!

That's outstanding!

:thumbsup:

[achtung_circus]

7. So far,

it's pretty good, and fair.

[nicknameless]

8. Kick

[LTR]

9. I didn't think CBC showed U.S. programming

I thought they went all-Canadian years ago.

Kind of an interesting mix. Think PBS with hockey games.

The other Canadian networks, like CTV and Global, are big on U.S. shows and movies.

[AZBlue]

10. Anyone know where or when we can see The Falling Man?

It was shown on CBC but not sure if it will show in the US.

[Dem2theMax]

11. Canada is so smart.

Why'd we get stuck with someone like Dumbya?