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Manitoba MLA Elijah Harper is interviewed by CBC Radio's As It Happens about his historic protest. - Radio, 7:03
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April 12, 1990
Elijah Harper blocks Meech in Manitoba
Radio
7:03
Conservative Lucien Bouchard quits when a new deal is proposed. - Television, 4:07
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May 22, 1990
Exit Bouchard
Television
4:07
Premiers David Peterson and Frank McKenna try to save the Meech Lake accord. - Television, 2:49
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June 20, 1990
Fighting for Meech
Television
2:49
Is the proposed amending formula a nation-builder or a constitutional straitjacket? - Radio, 18:33
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Sept. 6, 1964
Fighting for the Fulton-Favreau formula
Radio
18:33
Frum's famous interview with former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. - Television, 31:33
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May 29, 1987
Frum questions Trudeau on his criticism of the Meech Lake Accord
Television
31:33
Have we built a sense of nationhood since 1867? Or, are we on the brink of collapse? - Radio, 24:52
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Feb. 22, 1944
Is Canada a nation divided against itself?
Radio
24:52
Former PM Pierre Trudeau and critics discuss the Accord. - Radio, 21:48
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May 31, 1987
Is Mulroney a 'weakling'?
Radio
21:48
As minister of Constitutional Affairs, Clark is on a mission to convince Canadians to say Yes to the Charlottetown Accord. - Radio, 8:10
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Oct. 23, 1992
Joe Clark: The Yes man
Radio
8:10
Newfoundland's Joey Smallwood brought his province into Canada a decade ago. Now he's not so sure he did the right thing. - Radio, 10:16
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April 9, 1959
Joey Smallwood talks about confederation
Radio
10:16
The outspoken Quebec premier takes on his critics and fights for provincial autonomy. - Radio, 26:41
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Oct. 1, 1956
Le Chef: Maurice Duplessis
Radio
26:41
Will Manitoba be the Meech Lake accord's undoing? - Television, 19:57
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May 3, 1990
Meech and Manitoba
Television
19:57
19 hours of negotiations later, a final agreement is accepted. - Television, 5:18
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June 3, 1987
Meech marathon
Television
5:18
An art student is jailed for defacing the Constitution, insisting it was "stained" already by the government's decision to allow cruise missile testing in Canada. - Television, 1:10
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Oct. 9, 1984
Missile protester defaces Constitution
Television
1:10
Thousands of native people stage demonstrations over the omission of native rights in the new Constitution. - Television, 2:20
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Nov. 19, 1981
Native people fight for constitutional protection
Television
2:20
Another constitutional conference fails to settle issues of native sovereignty. - Television, 5:10
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March 27, 1987
No deal!
Television
5:10
Fontaine plays a key role in killing Canada's constitutional accord. - Radio, 10:26
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June 19, 1990
Orchestrating the death of Meech Lake
Radio
10:26
The Pepin-Robarts Commission recommends radical proposals on national unity. - Radio, 10:37
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Jan. 28, 1979
Pepin-Robarts Commission
Radio
10:37
Opposing politicians accuse Prime Minister Trudeau of betrayal. - Radio, 3:54
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Oct. 5, 1980
Proceeding unilaterally
Radio
3:54
"The constitution of Canada has finally come home," announces Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. - Television, 20:20
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April 17, 1982
Proclamation of the Constitution
Television
20:20
A CBC Radio panel asks if provincial rights are essential to cultural survival. - Radio, 9:34
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Jan. 9, 1958
Provincial rights forum
Radio
9:34
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