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Peter Reilly

Item number (ISN):

109504

Hierarchical level:

Item (Accession level)

Date:

1971/1973

Item number (ISN):

109504

Type of material:

Moving images

Found in:

Archives / Film, Video and Sound

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Record information – Details

Fonds/collection:

CJOH

Accession:

1987-0480

Media:

Film

Part:

1 of 1

Production date:

1971/1973

Production company:

CJOH-TV

Description:

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Various clips of journalist/Member of Parliament Peter Reilly as follows: 1. Interview of Reilly about why he wants to enter politics. Reilly is wearing skis and preparing to ski to work down a snowy street during this interview. (approximately 65'). 2. Interview by Peter Reilly of the chairman of the Progressive Conservative Party, about party policy, on December 6, 1971 <1mn 3s>. 3. Reporter Reilly interviews of various Conservative Party members such as Ontario Premir Bill Davis and Member of Parliament Jack Horner, during the Progressive Conservative Party convention, December 7, 1971. 4. MP Reilly criticizes the stance by New Democratic Party leader David Lewis and the newspaper The Ottawa Citizen, for their statements on the anti-French vote in Reilly's riding, May 1, 1972 (50s). 5. Profile of the Ottawa West riding contested by Liberal incumbent Lloyd Francis, New Democratic Party candidate Pauline Jewett and Conservative candidate Peter Reilly. Finlay [McDonald] is the reporter. September 20, 1972 <5mn 15s>. 6. MP Reilly interviewed by Peter Stursberg about his opinion that both the cheques and cheque stubs for public servants' salaries should be in French and English. December 11, 1972. <37s> 7. MP Reilly comments on bigotry and criticizes Pierre Trudeau. January 9, 1973. <57s> 8. MP Reilly comments on natural resources and economic nationalism in Ontario. January 17, 1973. <1mn 15s> 9. Reilley comments on House of Commons (?) security guards, February 1, 1973. <41s> 10. Reilly comments on the need for a larger pension increase for senior citizens, March 8, 1973. <1mn 1s> 11. Unidentified man (possibly Pat Raymond, according to shotlist in film can) commenting on opposition to Reilly's renomination in the riding of Ottawa West, May 10, 1973. <29s> 12. Comments by Reilly about bilingualism. June 5, 1973.~13. Criticism by Reilly that public servants are being asked to provide personal information such as their political affiliations, specifically any links to the Communist Party, May 22, 1973. 14. Reilly on substandard care given to residents of an Ottawa senior citizen's home. <1mn 30s> 15. Report by CJOH reporter Brooke McNabb on proof that Reilly's charges of substandard care at the Beacon Hill Lodge senior citizen's home are true, November 3, 1973. <1mn 40s> 16. Reilly questioned by reporters about his statements about hate literature directed against French Canadians, February 27, 1973. <1mn 5s>

Language:

English

Notes:

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1. There are some silent segments in story number 5, the Ottawa West riding profile.~2. CJOH film story numbers are listed in C610 field, in the order in which they appear on list. (several stories do not have numbers).

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Vault ISN:

105746

Format:

FILM

Location number:

8902-0276

Number of items:

1

Kind of sound:

COMP

Technical description:

POS

Max. shrinkage:

0.6%

Made from:

DEPOSIT

Status:

MASTER
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