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Broadbent chats about his job as director of a new centre for human rights and says he doesn't miss Question Period. - Radio, 12:19
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Oct. 7, 1991
Life after politics
Radio
12:19
In 1980, Marxist-Leninist Party leader Hardial Bains explains his platform to help Canada free from the domination of finance capital. - Radio, 3:59
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Feb. 3, 1980
Marxist-Leninists seek mass appeal
Radio
3:59
Chrétien discusses Lévesque's departure after 21 years. - Radio, 4:22
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June 21, 1985
MP Chrétien glad Lévesque resigns
Radio
4:22
Despite winning 43 seats, Broadbent fails to break through in Quebec. - Television, 9:07
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Nov. 21, 1988
NDP elects its largest caucus ever
Television
9:07
A new public opinion poll finds Broadbent's party is the most popular in the country. - Television, 2:49
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May 13, 1987
NDP tops the polls
Television
2:49
Tommy Douglas lobbies for the leadership of the New Democratic Party. - Radio, 16:49
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Aug. 2, 1961
New leader for a new party
Radio
16:49
After helping to defeat a Tory minority government, Broadbent works on his second election in less than a year. - Radio, 6:55
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Dec. 22, 1979
On the campaign trail
Radio
6:55
Tommy Douglas speaks about the economy, unemployment and inflation. - Radio, 19:26
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May 1, 1962
'Our economy is not expanding rapidly enough!'
Radio
19:26
As the race for leader gets underway in 1975, Broadbent withdraws his name. - Radio, 20:14
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Jan. 20, 1975
Out of the running
Radio
20:14
Paul Martin Jr. makes an eloquent concession speech after losing the Liberal leadership to Jean Chrétien. - Television, 5:55
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June 23, 1990
Passionate in defeat
Television
5:55
In a one-on-one interview with Barbara Frum, Martin expresses concern over Meech Lake, free trade, and Jean Chrétien. - Television, 8:37
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Jan. 18, 1990
Paul Martin declares his candidacy for the Liberal leadership
Television
8:37
Separatists make a bid for federal office in 1979, but they're not planning on staying long. - Television, 1:00
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May 18, 1979
Popularity for Union Populaire?
Television
1:00
Tommy Douglas fights to keep his campaign focused on the issues rather than on his aging image. - Radio, 4:21
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May 22, 1968
Poverty, swingers, and hoopla
Radio
4:21
Ten years after the House resolved to end child poverty, Broadbent calls attention to its failure to meet that pledge. - Radio, 2:15
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Nov. 23, 1999
Protesting child poverty
Radio
2:15
Westerners are getting together to form a new federal political party, soon to be known as Reform. - Television, 1:56
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May 31, 1987
Reform is formed
Television
1:56
Stephen Lewis eulogizes Tommy Clement Douglas, the father of medicare who died today at the age of 81. - Television, 2:44
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Feb. 24, 1986
Remembering Tommy Douglas
Television
2:44
The PQ leader discusses a variety of topics at this Saskatchewan press conference. - Television, 8:00
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March 27, 1971
René, The Queen and the FLQ
Television
8:00
Lévesque announces the beginning of a new political movement. - Television, 2:42
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April 21, 1968
Separatism gets a leader
Television
2:42
Lévesque grows up with
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Jan. 14, 1978
Separatist teachers influenced Lévesque at an early age
Radio
1:23
The great-grandson of Canada's first prime minister visits pivotal places in the life of Sir John A. Macdonald. - Television, 4:49
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Aug. 10, 1967
Sir John A. Macdonald's great grandson, Hugh Macdonald Gainsford
Television
4:49
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