Canada Vote 1993 CBC Full

[@Brytons_Thoughts]

Finally, I've been looking for this one for YEARS.

[@Wilbtube]

4:29:47 Wow that lady is beyond rude. Let the man finish his thoughts. Just because your team won doesn´t mean the other team didn´t win in the rest of the country, lady. Lack of manners is an understatement. Shame on her.

[@paulframe85]

5:58:00 Outgoing Prime Minister Kim Campbell speaks 6:11:10 Incoming Prime Minister Jean Chretien speaks

[@MegaJustGeorge]

What Peter Mansbridge noted about Chretien serving from a riding in Atlantic Canada is true - it was in 1992 that the incumbent MP from Beausejour-Petitcodiac, in New Brunswick stepped down, enabling Chretien to run for the seat, and win it. I find that part of his history to be rather interesting.

[@t.b.g.504]

November 1990, 5 months after Chretien won the leadership.

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@@t.b.g.504 Thanks for the additional information, my friend.

[@ef888]

Mulroney did the exact same thing in 1983 in Central Nova. The incumbent MP, Elmer MacKay (Peter MacKay’s father), stepped down allowing Mulroney to be elected to the House in a by-election. At the 1984 election Mulroney transferred to a Québec riding (like Chrétien) and the MP who steeped down was elected back (also like Chrétien).

[@MegaJustGeorge]

@@ef888 Thanks for the additional information, my friend.

[@user-zr6pl6nb6z]

In 1992 it was called Beausejour. Period.

[@StFidjnr]

34:07 the 1st projecting call

[@HenryLister]

In 1993 the progressives Conservatives party collapsed and it never returned to power and Kim Campbell was the first female prime minister of canada after Brian Mulroney resignation and she only served in office for 5 months until she lose everything such as a prime minister and member of parliament and so she forced to resign as leader of party and quit politics immediately and the seats went down towards 2 from 156

[@19BMJJGL11]

too bad for the formatting, but tyvm! History recorded!

[@jared4walsh]

i was hoping some one to get 2000 vote as well it's hard to get.

[@t.b.g.504]

30th anniversary this week.

[@PenaltyKillah]

4:54:45 Hedy Fry leading in Vancouver Centre over Kim Campbell

[@njam101]

And she is STILL MP for the riding in 2024!!

[@MJBYouTubeNetwork]

Time Zones for CBC Election 93: ❤ 0:15 Newfoundland (Atlantic Daylight Time) 💙 47:35 Ontario/Quebec (Eastern Time) 💚 1:47:30 Manitoba, possibly Saskatchewan (Central Time and/or Mountain Time) 💜 2:49:40 Saskatchewan/Alberta (Mountain Time) 💛 4:08:40 Vancouver/British Columbia (West Coast)

[@italiano52]

Newfoundland (Maritime) ... what?!?

[@MJBYouTubeNetwork]

@@italiano52 Yeah, on a time zone map, Newfoundland is one hour ahead of eastern time. Example. Say its 11:00am in New York City. That's Eastern Time.

[@AndreNDP]

@@MJBKZbinNetworkNo, it's not. It's half an hour instead of Atlantic Time, which is NS/NB/PEI.

[@realmichaud]

do you have 1984? or know where to find it?

[@cooprocksalittle]

Loved Kim! She would have been a way better PM than Chretien! Manning should have joined the PC Party for a better result. And future leader after Kim perhaps

[@jared4walsh]

She would won in step.

[@paulframe85]

6:11:10 Incoming Prime Minister Jean Chretien speaks

[@alohaohana901]

Kim Campbell was hot.

[@CaradhrasAiguo49]

1:30:43 Mansbridge projects LIB majority government

[@StFidjnr]

34:07 the 1st projecting call

[@justalex3828]

Finally a full continuous coverage of the elections, i still can't find anyone who has the 1997 election or the 2000 election.... it's so rare i didn't even find a second of footage in KZbin

[@jared4walsh]

can you look for more Canada at least, or NZ cus NZ 2023 is coming soon.

[@justalex3828]

​​@@jared4walshwell the only one missing is the 97 and '00 election idk what happened but every elections since 1984 have been uploaded to KZbin by various channels, even The CBC took the time to upload it themselves now

[@woot123sexyparty]

There's a bit of 1997 and 2000 on C-SPAN's archive: www.c-span.org/video/?85032-1/canadian-election-results www.c-span.org/video/?160814-1/canadian-election-returns

[@douglaslangdon9343]

Ièd love to have footage of the 1979 election night in Canada. First one I remember; last one with John Diefenbaker

[@denelson83]

This is not continuous. 30 minutes of coverage starting at the moment the polls closed in the Maritimes have been lost.

[@zeyangzhang4944]

3:10:18 bloody heck!

[@HenryLister]

2:27:33 Kim Campbell minister lost seats

[@jonasgigante2004]

23:00

[@user-cvbnm]

Looks like the tables will turn for Labour by the next election

[@jonasgigante2004]

46:29