What Canadian election nights looked like from 1958 to 2000

From the black-and-white era in 1958 to the first federal election of the new millennium in 2000, here's how CBC's election-night coverage evolved through the years.
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[@iamdmc]

1984 to 1988 must have been really hard on Peter Mansbridge...

[@ChrisJones-ij3xp]

00:53 Lloyd Robertson in '72 = one cool dude.

[@sirdavidoftor3413]

Oh God! I can remember watching some of these live, as a kid! We only had 2 channels, three if you count the French station! 🥴🥴🥴

[@canadianmike711]

2 federal elections when the sound of music was still in theaters. Cant stand that boring truth.

[@cwf1701]

compared to what i had, there was CBC (windsor 9) CTV (42, aim antenna toward Pt. Huron), CBC french (back when it was on 78), TVO (32), and the Stations from Detroit (2 CBS, 4 NBC, 7 ABC, 20, 50, 56 PBS, 62)

[@canadianmike711]

My grandpa looks like Lloyd Robertson

[@FitnessComedyParodyMEMECentral]

comb over heaven ;) the #1 political haircut

[@stevemartin6144]

I never knew that Peter Mansbridge once had hair.

[@MrUndersolo]

Next time, include the years for all the clips.

[@thatweatherman4411]

They’re on the top right corner

[@natashapeeters988]

LOL