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Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement dominates the 1988 federal election. - Television, 1:50
 photo
Oct. 25, 1988
Betting on free trade
Television
1:50
The prime minister publicly announces his 1993 resignation. - Television, 5:40
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Feb. 24, 1993
Brian Mulroney steps down
Television
5:40
Mulroney finally beats archrival Joe Clark for the top job. - Television, 3:54
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June 11, 1983
Brian Mulroney wins Tory leadership
Television
3:54
Brian Mulroney's policy speech energizes delegates at the Conservative leadership convention. - Radio, 1:28
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June 12, 1983
Brian Mulroney: "Why are we losers?"
Radio
1:28
St-Laurent finally reaches agreement on the St. Lawrence Seaway. - Radio, 10:28
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Aug. 10, 1954
Bridging the St. Lawrence
Radio
10:28
PM stalked by media during visit to London. - Radio, 13:50
 photo
Jan. 13, 1969
Brits catch Trudeau bug
Radio
13:50
- Television, 26:47
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Nov. 30, 1976
C.P. Stacey explores King's fascinating diaries
Television
26:47
Mulroney promises "jobs, jobs, jobs!" in Central Nova byelection. - Radio, 12:12
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July 17, 1983
Campaigning for a parliamentary seat in Central Nova
Radio
12:12
Kim Campbell announces she will be a contender in the Progressive Conservative leadership race. - Television, 3:17
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March 25, 1993
Campbell makes her bid for the PC leadership
Television
3:17
Kim Campbell discusses the revelations exposed in her autobiography <em>Time and Chance</em>. - Television, 14:13
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April 18, 1996
Campbell publishes her memoirs
Television
14:13
Who will be the next Tory leader? An in-depth look at candidate Kim Campbell. - Television, 12:07
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March 24, 1993
Campbell the candidate
Television
12:07
Kim Campbell's portrait is unveiled in the halls of Parliament. - Radio, 8:10
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Dec. 4, 2004
Campbell unveiled
Radio
8:10
Campbell reflects on the importance of being the first woman prime minister of Canada. - Television, 3:55
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May 8, 2004
Campbell's life after politics
Television
3:55
Pearson tackles the ever-elusive Canadian identity in this speech at the United Nations. - Radio, 2:40
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March 8, 1947
Canada is more than 'hockey players and quintuplets'
Radio
2:40
Trudeau accepts the "very heavy responsibility" of being Liberal leader and prime minister of Canada. - Television, 2:20
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Sept. 9, 1968
'Canada must be a just society'
Television
2:20
King speaks at the country's first-ever citizenship ceremony. - Radio, 9:52
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Jan. 3, 1947
Canada's first citizen
Radio
9:52
Prime Minister Sir John Thompson's biographer sheds light on a forgotten leader. - Radio, 14:17
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April 29, 1985
Canada's little known fourth prime minister
Radio
14:17
People on street comment on
photo
April 8, 1968
Canadians like 'young' new PM
Television
1:04
As guest host, Kim Campbell has a few laughs hosting <I>The Current</I>. - Radio, 1:48
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Sept. 12, 2003
CBC Radio host Kim Campbell
Radio
1:48
An economic boom assures St-Laurent's popularity and a second electoral victory. - Radio, 6:41
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Nov. 15, 1956
Chairman of the board
Radio
6:41
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