Liberal-Labour (Canada) (6950 bytes)
1: The '''Liberal-Labour''' banner has also been used several times by can...
3: ... 1926|1926 federal election]], was re-elected as "Liberal-Labour" in the north-eastern Ontario riding of Timiskami...
5: ...ist Party of Canada]]) and the [[Liberal Party of Canada]] (see also Ontario legislature, below.)
7: ...ted as a "Liberal" in [[1966]] but then sat as a "Liberal-Labour" MP from the the [[Canadian federal election, 196...
25: ...pponent of the victorious [[Conservative Party of Canada|Conservative]] candidate in the Algoma West [[rid...

Minister of Labour (Canada) (2988 bytes)
1: In the [[Cabinet of Canada]], the '''Minister of Labour''' is responsible fo...
3: ...hange corresponding with responsibility for the [[Canada Mortgage and Housing Authority]] being transferre...
5: The [[Department of Labour (Canada)|Department of Labour]] was created with [[Willia...
7: ...single [[Minister of Human Resources Development (Canada)|Minister of Human Resources Development]], the d...
9: ...nister of Human Resources and Skills Development (Canada)|Minister of Human Resources and Skills Developme...

Labour candidates and parties (Canada) (8248 bytes)
1: There have been various groups in [[Canada]] who have nominated candidates under the label '...
3: ...ated in the formation of the [[Communist Party of Canada]] in 1921. The '''Independent Labour Party''' and...
9: ...nadian House of Commons]] as a [[Liberal Party of Canada|Liberal]]. He was subsequently re-elected as a st...
10: ..., Quebec but grew close to the [[Liberal Party of Canada|Liberals]] through subsequent elections until he ...
23: ...atic Party]] and part of the [[Socialist Party of Canada]].

Socialist Labour Party (Canada) (1088 bytes)
47: ''See also:'' [[List of political parties in Canada]]

Labour-Progressive Party (Canada) (1699 bytes)
1: ...ogressive Party''' was a [[Communist party]] in [[Canada]].
3: When the [[Communist Party of Canada]] was banned in 1941, it refounded itself as the ...
7: ...intly nominated several [[Liberal-Labour (Canada)|Liberal-Labour]] candidates with the [[Ontario Liberal Party]].
9: The [[Communist Party of Canada - Manitoba|Manitoba party]] had amongst its leadi...
17: ''See also:'' [[List of political parties in Canada]]

Liberal Party of Canada (23632 bytes)
3: <caption><font size="+1">'''Liberal Party of Canada'''</font></caption>
11: ... the federal government under [[Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister]] [[Paul Martin]].
13: ...Party has been plagued by [[2004 Liberal Party of Canada infighting|party infighting]].
16: ...Patriotes]] and [[Parti rouge|Rouges]] in [[Lower Canada]] led by figures such as [[Louis-Joseph Papineau]...
21: ...zed by the more pragmatic [[Conservative Party of Canada (historical)|Conservative]] coalition assembled u...

Liberal Party of Canada Rat Pack (1702 bytes)
1: ...]] during the [[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada|Progressive Conservative]] government of [[Brian ...
11: [[Category:Liberal Parties of Canada]]

2004 Liberal Party of Canada infighting (6425 bytes)
1: ...ption of the leadership of the [[Liberal Party of Canada]] on [[November 14]], [[2003]], and the [[Canadia...
3: ...onally the Liberals have been the most unified of Canada's major parties. The [[Progressive Conservatives]...
7: ...]], in the crucial role of [[Minister of Finance (Canada)|Minister of Finance]].
17: ...Creek]] between former [[Deputy Prime Minister of Canada|Deputy Prime Minister]] and leadership candidate ...
42: [[Category:2004 in politics|Liberal Party of Canada infighting]]

Red Book (Liberal Party of Canada) (4459 bytes)
1: ...ion platform|platform]] of the [[Liberal Party of Canada]] in the [[1993 Canadian election]]. It earned i...
11: ...Accord]] was widely interpreted of a rejection of Canada's political elite by the general population.
15: ...by [[Paul Martin]], future [[Minister of Finance (Canada)|Minister of Finance]], and today [[PMOC|Prime Mi...
23: ... most important pledge kept was that of returning Canada to fiscal solvency.

Liberal Party of Canada leadership convention, 1968 (9683 bytes)
1: ... race]]s in the history of the [[Liberal Party of Canada]].
3: ... second to Pearson in the [[1958 Liberal Party of Canada leadership race|1958 race]] and his ambtions to t...
13: Paul Martin's campaign had fallen badly as Canada seemed in a mood to reject elder statesmen with f...
138: ...ly succeed Trudeau in the [[1984 Liberal Party of Canada leadership race]]. Green and MacEachen both serv...
140: ...reat deal to set the history of the party, and of Canada, for the next four decades. Four future Prime Mi...

Liberal Party of Canada leadership convention, 2003 (2233 bytes)
1: The '''2003 [[Liberal Party of Canada]] [[leadership convention]]''' ended on [[Novembe...
3: ...gh as the winner would become [[Prime Minister of Canada|Prime Minister]], and would take over party that ...
24: ...Paul Martin, Jr. resigns as [[Finance Minister of Canada]]. John Manley is named to replace him.
33: ...officially becomes leader of the Liberal Party of Canada winning 3242 of 3455 votes against Copps.
35: ...anada|Prime Minister, along with his [[Cabinet of Canada|cabinet]].

Labour - Federation of Labour Groups (3459 bytes)

Provincial Bank of Canada/Banque provinciale du Canada (541 bytes)
1: ...and the l'Unité Banque du Canada ([[Unity Bank of Canada]]; 1972).
3: ...dienne nationale]] to form the [[National Bank of Canada]] in 1979.
5: ''See also:'' [[List_of_banks#Canada|List of Canadian banks]]
7: [[Category:Defunct banks of Canada]]

Labour (1195 bytes)

New Labour (2474 bytes)

New Labour (disambiguation) (622 bytes)

Labour Front (2618 bytes)

Party of Labour (880 bytes)

Catherine Labouré (1487 bytes)

Labour Movement (475 bytes)

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