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Even Bob Rae himself has a hard time believing he's premier in Ontario's first-ever NDP government. - Television, 5:55
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Sept. 6, 1990
Astonishing victory for the NDP
Television
5:55
A look at some of the so-called fringe parties. - Television, 3:14
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Oct. 7, 1991
B.C. fringe parties campaign hard in 1991
Television
3:14
Why does this province have its own rough-and-tumble brand of politics? - Television, 6:09
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April 2, 1991
B.C.'s colourful campaigns
Television
6:09
After 11 years as premier, he says it's time to go. - Television, 6:02
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May 22, 1986
Bill Bennett steps down
Television
6:02
Davis recognizes the challenges that come with heading up a large majority government. - Radio, 2:14
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Oct. 24, 1971
Bill Davis becomes Ontario premier in 1971
Radio
2:14
A conflict-of-interest scandal topples the flamboyant premier. - Television, 3:27
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April 2, 1991
Bill Vander Zalm resigns
Television
3:27
- Radio, 20:23
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June 8, 1975
Blakeney goes for two in a row in '75
Radio
20:23
- Radio, 4:07
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Oct. 22, 1978
Blakeney's NDP obliterates the Liberals in '78
Radio
4:07
A coalition government topples the PC reign. - Television, 6:59
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May 27, 1985
Bob Rae and Ontario's coalition government
Television
6:59
Less than a month after stepping in as premier, Brian Tobin scores a resounding victory. - Television, 2:14
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Feb. 22, 1996
Brian Tobin's election triumph
Television
2:14
To nobody's surprise, Tobin cleans up in a reelection bid, but Tories and NDP make gains. - Television, 2:31
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Feb. 9, 1999
Brian Tobin's Liberals win a second majority
Television
2:31
B.C. Rhinoceros Party standard bearer Richard the Troll gears up for campaign 1988. - Television, 2:15
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Oct. 9, 1988
Calling all Rhinos
Television
2:15
It's all about personal politics in Canada's North. - Radio, 12:21
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Oct. 13, 1991
Campaigning in Canada's North
Radio
12:21
Brotherly love replaces political infighting in the N.W.T. - Television, 3:41
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Oct. 4, 1987
Campaigning on brotherly love in the N.W.T
Television
3:41
Catherine Callbeck makes her bid for the leadership. - Radio, 3:07
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Jan. 22, 1993
Campaigning to become Canada's first woman premier
Radio
3:07
With 9,500 votes spread out over 28 remote communities, drumming up support in Rupertsland is no easy task. - Television, 7:17
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April 20, 1995
Campaigning, northern style
Television
7:17
Macphail outlines her election promises: 20,000 low-rental homes, Saskatchewan-style health care, and more. - Radio, 5:33
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May 25, 1948
CCF's Agnes Macphail and the 1948 Ontario election
Radio
5:33
In the 2004 election, Joe Clark says Conservative Leader Stephen Harper is a dangerous choice for voters. - Television, 2:45
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April 26, 2004
Choose Liberals, says Joe Clark
Television
2:45
Focused on biblical values, a new Christian party takes to the campaign trail in 1988. - Television, 2:01
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Nov. 3, 1988
Christian Heritage: back to basics
Television
2:01
After 17 years of Conservative rule, a Liberal majority is elected. But for leader Clyde Wells, it's a bittersweet victory. - Television, 2:54
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April 20, 1989
Clyde Wells wins Newfoundland election
Television
2:54
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