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CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: KINES FROM PARC, TORONTO

1984-0367

Vidéo

1966-06-21

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

producer, Robert Patchell; photography, Roger Racine; editing, Ed Fedison; sound, Ulric Ouellette; interviewer, Robert Bouchard; host, Warner Troyer

This public affairs program hosted by Warner Troyer speculates on the reasons for the surprising results of the Quebec provincial election of June 5, 1966, in which the Liberal government of Jean Lesage was defeated by the Union Nationale Party led by Daniel Johnson. Robert Bouchard interviews: André Brassard, chairman of the Liberal Federation's program committee; Mario Beaulieu, director of the Union Nationale campaign; Réal Therrien, Liberal candidate; Dr. Robert Lussier, Union Nationale candidate, and several voters about their views on the elections results. Comments by Bouchard, Troyer, and interviewees suggest that the Liberals failed primarily because they did not fully explain their policies and because they chose a Sunday as voting day. The effect of this election on "the quiet revolution" in Quebec is also discussed. <30mn>

ELECTIONEERING~PRACTICAL POLITICS~QUEBEC ~LIBERAL PARTY OF CANADA ~UNION NATIONALE~BEAULIEU, MARIO~BOUCHARD, ROBERT~BRASSARD, ANDRE~JOHNSON, DANIEL~LESAGE, JEAN~LUSSIER, ROBERT~THERRIEN, REAL~TROYER, WARNER

English

Libre

V1 8411-0092

GAD 0FD547

To be Determined / À déterminer

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