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In 1979, Governor General Ed Schreyer's wife and four children are adjusting to a new lifestyle — one that includes chefs, maids and constant public attention. - Television, 25:46
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Aug. 3, 1979
The Schreyers' new life at Rideau Hall
Television
25:46
Once a power-broker in Parliament, federal Social Credit is desperately trying to avoid political extinction. - Television, 3:21
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Feb. 11, 1980
The Social Credit Party's last stand in 1980
Television
3:21
The real divide in the referendum result seems to be between rural and urban voters. - Radio, 14:02
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Nov. 5, 1995
The split over sovereignty
Radio
14:02
Barbara Frum moderates a panel of experts looking into the state of day care in 1984. - Television, 12:22
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May 24, 1984
The state of day care
Television
12:22
Cans of rancid tuna bring down Fisheries Minister John Fraser. - Television, 19:18
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Sept. 17, 1985
The tainted Star-Kist tuna scandal
Television
19:18
There's scandal in Ottawa but horror in Congo. - Television, 48:16
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Nov. 29, 1964
This Hour has Seven Days: Scandal in Ottawa, horror in Congo
Television
48:16
Despite uncertainty about its future, Canada's most popular public affairs program delivers one final night of dynamite television to an adoring nation. - Television, 42:57
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May 8, 1966
This Hour has Seven Days: The last hurrah
Television
42:57
Inhale to the Chief! Cheech and Chong star is all in favour. - Radio, 4:22
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March 29, 1993
Tommy Chong on Kim Campbell's experimentation with pot
Radio
4:22
Kim Campbell's conservatives suffer a debilitating loss in the 1993 federal election. - Television, 3:01
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Oct. 26, 1993
Tories trampled in Liberal landslide
Television
3:01
In an extremely close 1972 election, Trudeau wins a minority government – but just barely. - Television, 4:23
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Oct. 31, 1972
Trudeau backlash leads to Liberal minority in 1972
Television
4:23
In 1972, CBC's Weekend interviews Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau about his personal life and his critics. - Television, 7:03
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Jan. 9, 1972
Trudeau 'on the defensive'
Television
7:03
At an enormous rally before the referendum vote, the prime minister vows that a No vote will lead to change. - Television, 2:07
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May 14, 1980
Trudeau promises a renewed Confederation
Television
2:07
Federal and provincial leaders say that now the referendum is over, the real work must begin. - Radio, 6:32
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May 25, 1980
Trudeau speaks about referendum vote
Radio
6:32
Joe Clark's Tory minority proves short-lived when the Liberals win a majority in the 1980 election. - Television, 3:31
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Feb. 18, 1980
Trudeau triumphs, Clark concedes
Television
3:31
The opposing leaders of the referendum fight come from similar backgrounds. - Radio, 3:28
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March 13, 1978
Trudeau vs. Lévesque
Radio
3:28
How Lucien Bouchard managed to revive the sputtering sovereigntist campaign. - Television, 4:18
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Oct. 30, 1995
Turning the 'Yes' tide
Television
4:18
Louis St-Laurent vows to continue the record of Liberal excellence. - Radio, 8:32
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May 9, 1949
'Uncle Louis' charms the voters in 1949
Radio
8:32
Pipe bombs destroy billboards, and there are allegations of improper spending. - Radio, 9:27
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April 6, 1980
Violence during referendum campaign
Radio
9:27
With those three little words, Canada's first political sex scandal explodes. - Radio, 2:35
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Jan. 1, 1967
'What about Munsignor?'
Radio
2:35
Claude Morin, Quebec minister of intergovernmental affairs, explains how he thinks sovereignty-association would work. - Radio, 11:21
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June 3, 1979
What is 'sovereignty-association'?
Radio
11:21
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