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Election Trivia
The 1945 federal election was a turning point in Canadian history. Historians consider this election to have marked the definitive arrival of progressivism in Canadian politics. (no interpretation)
The outcome of the 1993 federal election was unique in Canadian history. For the first time, a party promoting Quebec sovereignty became the official opposition in the House of Commons. (no interpretation)
The 1968 federal election marked the beginning of Pierre Eliott Trudeau's reign. This election took place during the height of what has been called “Trudeaumania.” (no interpretation)
The May 2, 2011, federal election happened in a completely new political landscape. The New Democrats, led by Jack Layton, became the official opposition in the House of Commons for the first time. (no interpretation)
Indigenous peoples have won the right to vote in federal elections at different points in their respective histories. (no interpretation)
A series of short videos that examine some of Canada’s milestone elections and explore the history of the vote.
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