Search terms must be at least 3 characters in length, Bright Lights, Political Fights: The Canadian Film Industry, Front Row Centre: The Toronto International Film Festival, Prairie Visionaries: Guy Maddin and the Winnipeg Film Group, Beyond Green Gables: The Life of Lucy Maud Montgomery, Canada Reads: Authors, Advocates and Awards, Margaret Laurence: Canada's Divine Writer, Canada Tunes In: The Early Years of Radio and TV, Bringing the World Home: International Correspondents, Child’s Play: Popular CBC Children’s Show Hosts, David Suzuki: Scientist, Activist, Broadcaster, Marshall McLuhan, the Man and his Message, Radio Canada International: Canada's Voice to the World, Ruling the Airwaves: The CRTC and Canadian Content, Banding Together: Singing Out for Disaster Relief, Maple Twang: Saluting Canadian Country Music, The Rolling Stones: Canada Gets Satisfaction, Pierre Berton: Canadian Icon and Iconoclast, The Stratford Festival: The First 50 Years, Michel Tremblay: L'enfant Terrible of Canadian Theatre, The Group of Seven: Painters in the Wilderness, The Comics in Canada: An Illustrated History, Genetically Modified Food: A Growing Debate, Pelts, Pups and Protest: The Atlantic Seal Hunt, Selling Suds: The Beer Industry in Canada, Stranger than Fiction: The Bre-X Gold Scandal, Tim Hortons: Coffee, Crullers and Canadiana, On the Dole: Employment Insurance in Canada, The 'Great Northeastern Blackout' of 1965, Sewing Seeds: Clothing Workers Fight For Better Conditions, Clearcutting and Logging: The War of the Woods, Fished Out: The Rise and Fall of the Cod Fishery, The Stock Market: Bulls, Bears, Booms and Busts, Concentration to Convergence: Media Ownership in Canada, At Loggerheads: The Canada-U.S. • NDP leader Dave Barrett had almost two years left in his term when he called a rare late-fall election. The election was called on July 24, 1972, and held on August 30, 1972. - New Democratic Party: 18 After the 1975 election, Bill Bennett was re-elected twice, in 1979 and 1983. [1] The remark proved damaging, bringing the issue of whether Bennett and his party were worn out after 20 years in office to the forefront of the campaign. • Bennett declined to debate the fiery Barrett in front of TV cameras.

The election was called on July 24, 1972, and held on August 30, 1972. He became a businessman and investor in real estate before successfully running to replace his father W.A.C. Life in Postwar Canada, A Passion for Paddling: Canoeing in Canada, Sun, Swimming and S'mores: Summer Camp in Canada, Kid Lit: Morningside Children's Book Panels, The October Crisis: Civil Liberties Suspended, Fumbles and Stumbles: Great Election Gaffes, Leaders' Debates 1968-2011: Arguing for Canada, Outside Looking In: Small Parties in Federal Politics, Addressing the Nation: Prime Ministers of Canada, Scandals, Boondoggles and White Elephants, Separation Anxiety: The 1995 Quebec Referendum, Their Excellencies: Canada's Governors General Since 1952, À la prochaine fois: The 1980 Quebec Referendum, Swearing In: U.S. Presidential Inaugurations, Nelson Mandela: Prisoner, President, Peacemaker, Making the Mosaic: Multiculturalism in Canada, Phil Fontaine: Native Diplomat and Dealmaker, Jean Chrétien: From Pool Hall to Parliament Hill, Lester B. Pearson: From Peacemaker to Prime Minister, Pierre Elliott Trudeau: Philosopher and Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald: Architect of Modern Canada, The Long Run: The Political Rise of John Turner, Trudeaumania: A Swinger for Prime Minister, Electing Dynasties: Alberta Campaigns Since 1935, Friendly Rivalries: Manitoba Elections Since 1966. The Social Credit Party, led by Premier W.A.C.

- Liberal Party: 1 Vancouver, BC, NDP leader Dave Barrett, who narrowly lost his own seat along with the government, swallows the bitter pill with a smile.

The resulting NDP majority came as a surprise. In last night's dramatic election, voters swapped the NDP majority government for one of Social Credit led by Bill Bennett -- son of the premier they turfed in 1972.

Search terms must be at least 3 characters in length, Bright Lights, Political Fights: The Canadian Film Industry, Front Row Centre: The Toronto International Film Festival, Prairie Visionaries: Guy Maddin and the Winnipeg Film Group, Beyond Green Gables: The Life of Lucy Maud Montgomery, Canada Reads: Authors, Advocates and Awards, Margaret Laurence: Canada's Divine Writer, Canada Tunes In: The Early Years of Radio and TV, Bringing the World Home: International Correspondents, Child’s Play: Popular CBC Children’s Show Hosts, David Suzuki: Scientist, Activist, Broadcaster, Marshall McLuhan, the Man and his Message, Radio Canada International: Canada's Voice to the World, Ruling the Airwaves: The CRTC and Canadian Content, Banding Together: Singing Out for Disaster Relief, Maple Twang: Saluting Canadian Country Music, The Rolling Stones: Canada Gets Satisfaction, Pierre Berton: Canadian Icon and Iconoclast, The Stratford Festival: The First 50 Years, Michel Tremblay: L'enfant Terrible of Canadian Theatre, The Group of Seven: Painters in the Wilderness, The Comics in Canada: An Illustrated History, Genetically Modified Food: A Growing Debate, Pelts, Pups and Protest: The Atlantic Seal Hunt, Selling Suds: The Beer Industry in Canada, Stranger than Fiction: The Bre-X Gold Scandal, Tim Hortons: Coffee, Crullers and Canadiana, On the Dole: Employment Insurance in Canada, The 'Great Northeastern Blackout' of 1965, Sewing Seeds: Clothing Workers Fight For Better Conditions, Clearcutting and Logging: The War of the Woods, Fished Out: The Rise and Fall of the Cod Fishery, The Stock Market: Bulls, Bears, Booms and Busts, Concentration to Convergence: Media Ownership in Canada, At Loggerheads: The Canada-U.S. • NDP leader Dave Barrett had almost two years left in his term when he called a rare late-fall election. The election was called on July 24, 1972, and held on August 30, 1972. - New Democratic Party: 18 After the 1975 election, Bill Bennett was re-elected twice, in 1979 and 1983. [1] The remark proved damaging, bringing the issue of whether Bennett and his party were worn out after 20 years in office to the forefront of the campaign. • Bennett declined to debate the fiery Barrett in front of TV cameras.

The election was called on July 24, 1972, and held on August 30, 1972. He became a businessman and investor in real estate before successfully running to replace his father W.A.C. Life in Postwar Canada, A Passion for Paddling: Canoeing in Canada, Sun, Swimming and S'mores: Summer Camp in Canada, Kid Lit: Morningside Children's Book Panels, The October Crisis: Civil Liberties Suspended, Fumbles and Stumbles: Great Election Gaffes, Leaders' Debates 1968-2011: Arguing for Canada, Outside Looking In: Small Parties in Federal Politics, Addressing the Nation: Prime Ministers of Canada, Scandals, Boondoggles and White Elephants, Separation Anxiety: The 1995 Quebec Referendum, Their Excellencies: Canada's Governors General Since 1952, À la prochaine fois: The 1980 Quebec Referendum, Swearing In: U.S. Presidential Inaugurations, Nelson Mandela: Prisoner, President, Peacemaker, Making the Mosaic: Multiculturalism in Canada, Phil Fontaine: Native Diplomat and Dealmaker, Jean Chrétien: From Pool Hall to Parliament Hill, Lester B. Pearson: From Peacemaker to Prime Minister, Pierre Elliott Trudeau: Philosopher and Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald: Architect of Modern Canada, The Long Run: The Political Rise of John Turner, Trudeaumania: A Swinger for Prime Minister, Electing Dynasties: Alberta Campaigns Since 1935, Friendly Rivalries: Manitoba Elections Since 1966. The Social Credit Party, led by Premier W.A.C.

- Liberal Party: 1 Vancouver, BC, NDP leader Dave Barrett, who narrowly lost his own seat along with the government, swallows the bitter pill with a smile.

The resulting NDP majority came as a surprise. In last night's dramatic election, voters swapped the NDP majority government for one of Social Credit led by Bill Bennett -- son of the premier they turfed in 1972.

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