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Easy and elegant or an embarrassing eyesore? That was the topic of debate in Montague back in the winter of 1995 when residents took sides over siding. The town's planning committee proposed a ban on vinyl and steel siding and it didn't sit well with people. | CBC Prince Edward Island

Canada came to the brink of breakup on Oct. 30, 1995: The final count was No: 50.6% vs. Yes: 49.4% http://cbc.sh/SvJCkri | CBC News

On this day in Montreal: May 16, 1995: The city decides to tear down what is left of the over 100-year-old landmark Queen's hotel, located at Peel and St. Jacques. The bulk of the building had been demolished in 1988, but at the time, the façade was left intact. By July 1995, the façade would be no more. | CBC Montreal

392K views · 273 reactions | What is your favourite memory of Mr. Dressup? Today we remember Ernie Coombs on the anniversary of his passing. ❤️️ | CBC Kids | Facebook

13K views · 70 reactions | Where were you when the blackout hit? It happened 15 years ago today. | CBC Ottawa | Facebook

2.4K views · 20 reactions | #TBT: In honour of the first day of Turkey Drive 2019 - here's a peek back at 2003 when Mark Connolly went door-to-door in search of turkeys. Here's a full list of this year's Turkey Drive events: www.cbc.ca/1.5358279 | CBC Edmonton | Facebook