Election campaign flashback: Olivia Chow prepares for a close race in Trinity–Spadina
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From the CPAC election archive: During the 2006 election campaign, New Democratic Party candidate Olivia Chow speaks with CPAC’s Sherine Mansour in the riding of Trinity–Spadina about voters’ dissatisfaction with the Liberal incumbent and the people who are supporting Chow’s bid to get elected to Parliament.
Watch more video from the 2006 federal election campaign in CPAC’s Democracy in Action archive. See what the party leaders are saying in Leaders’ Tour and watch candid interviews with high-profile candidates from across the country in Campaign Politics.
Explore the archive: https://www.cpac.ca/democracy-in-action
CPAC’s Democracy in Action video archive has been made possible in part by Library and Archives Canada.
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