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What's in a name? A legal loophole
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[Winnipeg Free Press] - 21, 1967, then-justice minister Pierre Trudeau uttered the now-famous Canadian treasure of an epigram: "The state has no business in the bedrooms of the nation." Or the kitchens, for that matter. Dubienski believed that case helped with Trudeau's quest
Canadian Talks
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[Daily Beast] - I'm reprising the popular debate series "Was Pierre Trudeau" a disaster for Canada. This time, I'll face one of Canada's most distinguished historians, Michael Bliss, author among other works of a corruscating study of Canadian prime ministers through
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[TORO Magazine] - Here the comic actor plays Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau with fellow Toronto Second City cast members Peter Torokvei and Catherine O'Hara in their show, "Once More With Fooling" in a March image from the NY Times Canadian Photo Archive.
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[North Shore News] - Pierre Trudeau! History Wars: Second in a series of debates exploring some of the most compelling subjects in Canadian history - how they came to be and why they are important for us to consider today, Tuesday, Sept. 11, 7: 30 p.m. at the Kay Meek
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