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Pearson bids farewell to politics as Trudeau is picked as his successor. - Television, 8:29
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April 6, 1968
Changing of the Grit guard
Television
8:29
Diefenbaker is humiliated when Conservatives vote to dump him as leader. - Television, 16:01
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Sept. 9, 1967
Chief no more
Television
16:01
After 23 years, the unthinkable — Jean Chrétien resigns from politics. - Television, 6:14
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Feb. 27, 1986
Chrétien calls it quits
Television
6:14
After the Conservatives sweep his party from power, Chrétien says that, for now, he'll shoulder his load in caucus as an ordinary backbench MP. - Television, 5:45
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Oct. 10, 1984
Chrétien discusses his future after leadership defeat
Television
5:45
Chrétien says he's not bitter that cabinet ministers sided with John Turner fearing that his win was inevitable and doing otherwise would cost them their posts. - Television, 6:44
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Oct. 14, 1985
Chrétien on his mid-career memoir 'Straight From the Heart'
Television
6:44
After his surpise resignation, Chrétien says he originally intended to stay in politics for 10 years and, after 23, he looks forward to spending time with his grandchildren. - Television, 8:46
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Feb. 27, 1986
Chrétien on leaving politics
Television
8:46
The Liberal leadership candidate has a long track record in cabinet and receives mostly positive reviews from those who have dealt with him. - Radio, 10:23
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June 3, 1984
Chrétien's career until 1984
Radio
10:23
Voters hand the Liberals a second, considerably smaller, victory. - Television, 4:07
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June 2, 1997
Chrétien's razor thin majority in 1997 federal election
Television
4:07
The new government faces heavy criticism over its decision to relocate Canada's embassy in Israel. - Television, 4:54
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June 6, 1979
Clark's diplomatic crisis
Television
4:54
Most thought Trudeau was going skiing. - Radio, 10:00
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March 5, 1971
Colleagues, family discuss secret wedding
Radio
10:00
Dief loses the prime ministership. - Radio, 11:14
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April 21, 1963
Conceding in '63
Radio
11:14
Martin's fragile minority may be saved by NDP support, or ruined by the unfolding sponsorship scandal. - Radio, 11:06
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April 25, 2005
Courting Layton, dreading Gomery
Radio
11:06
Trudeau trips while hamming it up on the CBC's The Way It Is. - Television, 0:51
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June 29, 1969
Dancing Trudeau
Television
0:51
Paul Martin has an intricate media strategy, one that apparently involves snubbing <i>The Current</i>. - Radio, 7:12
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May 10, 2005
Desperately seeking Paul
Radio
7:12
True or false, the myth surrounding the fighter jet has cast Dief as the arch villain. - Television, 6:30
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April 17, 1990
Dief and the Arrow
Television
6:30
'It was right to end it.' - Television, 1:48
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March 25, 1964
Dief defends his Arrow decision
Television
1:48
John Diefenbaker and Louis St-Laurent try to figure out who has won the 1957 federal election. - Television, 7:18
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June 10, 1957
Dief to become the Chief?
Television
7:18
The silver-tongued lawyer wins his most sensational case. - Radio, 6:45
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Aug. 19, 1979
Diefenbaker for the defence
Radio
6:45
In 1963 Diefenbaker's minority government collapses and three cabinet ministers resign. - Radio, 6:10
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Feb. 10, 1963
Diefenbaker's cabinet in chaos
Radio
6:10
Dief thanks the voters three months before his death. - Television, 2:06
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April 30, 1979
Elected one last time
Television
2:06
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