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Ernest C. Manning cements Social Credit's hold on Alberta. - Radio, 3:42
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Sept. 5, 1971
1944: Ernest Manning magic
Radio
3:42
In New Brunswick, Liberal Premier John McNair is re-elected in 1948. - Radio, 3:19
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June 28, 1948
1948 New Brunswick election
Radio
3:19
After a chaotic contest, the Bennett era begins. - Television, 3:04
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Feb. 23, 1979
1952: William Bennett elected Premier of B.C.
Television
3:04
Tommy Douglas' medicare plan dominates the 1960 election campaign. - Television, 27:23
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June 5, 1960
1960 Saskatchewan election
Television
27:23
An apparent Liberal victory, but the CCF won't roll over yet. - Radio, 3:36
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April 23, 1964
1964 Saskatchewan election
Radio
3:36
On the campaign trail with CBC reporter, Ab Douglas. - Television, 7:34
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Oct. 3, 1967
1967 Saskatchewan election
Television
7:34
Allan Blakeney and the NDP try to oust Ross Thatcher from office. - Radio, 11:14
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June 13, 1971
1971 Saskatchewan election
Radio
11:14
A young, energetic Conservative hopes to topple venerable Social Credit. - Television, 2:27
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Aug. 19, 1971
1971: Peter Lougheed grabs the torch
Television
2:27
Dave Barrett and the NDP finally smash Social Credit's iron grip on B.C. - Radio, 7:23
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Sept. 3, 1972
1972: Dave Barrett elected Premier of B.C.
Radio
7:23
Bill Bennett ends B.C.'s socialist experiment. - Television, 5:38
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Dec. 12, 1975
1975: Bill Bennett elected Premier of B.C.
Television
5:38
CBC's John Steeves discusses the implications of the 1978 Yukon Territorial Council election. - Radio, 8:00
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Nov. 21, 1978
1978 election changes Yukon politics
Radio
8:00
With charisma and a song, the Liberals' David Peterson and the NDP's Bob Rae campaign hard in the 1985 election race. - Radio, 17:02
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April 28, 1985
1985: Ontario election campaign
Radio
17:02
The Conservatives win a majority but lose 14 seats, as the NDP becomes the official Opposition in 1986. - Radio, 11:01
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May 9, 1986
1986: Alberta's mixed legislature
Radio
11:01
The stumping styles of Bill Vander Zalm and Bob Skelly couldn't be more different. - Television, 3:57
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Oct. 19, 1986
1986: Bill Vander Zalm campaigns for election
Television
3:57
Frank McKenna's Liberals win every single seat in the New Brunswick legislature. - Television, 6:10
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Oct. 14, 1987
1987 New Brunswick election
Television
6:10
The NDP recapture the Yukon with 45 per cent of the popular vote, and nine of 16 seats. - Radio, 9:04
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Feb. 21, 1989
1989 Yukon election
Radio
9:04
Conservative Premier Don Getty wins the election but loses his own seat. - Television, 1:41
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March 20, 1989
1989: Embarrassment for Don Getty
Television
1:41
Two journalists debate why New Brunswickers sent eight members of the anti-French Confederation of Regions party to the legislature. - Radio, 11:56
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Sept. 25, 1991
1991 New Brunswick election
Radio
11:56
In a campaign turning point, the Liberal leader puts the NDP and Social Credit front-runners in their place. - Television, 3:42
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Oct. 8, 1991
1991: Gordon Wilson's debate triumph
Television
3:42
The new Conservative leader Ralph Klein campaigns on his charisma. - Television, 3:31
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June 15, 1993
1993: Ralph Klein's Team
Television
3:31
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