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1783:Ginger Group
1731:Saskatchewan
1669:Founding of
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1662:Creation of
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1175:Saskatchewan
872:*Ran as the
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1648:(2001–2004)
1636:(1979–1994)
1634:Left Caucus
1630:(1969–1972)
1499:Nenshi – AB
1494:Neill – PEI
1482:Stiles – ON
1160:Nova Scotia
1105:Party wings
1051:Progressive
335:David Lewis
216:Agrarianism
1938:Categories
1930:References
1758:Presidents
1628:The Waffle
1488:Kinew – MB
1376:candidates
1292:McLaughlin
1259:Woodsworth
1189:Historical
382:free votes
85:newspapers
1913:Marcelino
1788:New Party
1470:Dinn – NL
1460:Beck – SK
1297:McDonough
1287:Broadbent
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272:Elections
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171:Dissolved
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1736:Manitoba
1699:See also
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1201:Manitoba
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1000:Keystone
880:See also
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326:Winnipeg
312:Manitoba
292:Canadian
203:Ideology
196:Manitoba
192:Winnipeg
1888:Paulley
1883:Stinson
1803:Ontario
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1741:Ontario
1721:Alberta
1711:History
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1277:Douglas
1252:Leaders
1223:Toronto
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