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Hickey, Harvey (1948-12-21). "Drew Sweeps Carleton with Record Vote: Forsey Loses his Deposit; Carson Wins".
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Drew, George A. (1930). Canada's fighting airmen. Toronto. MacLean Publishing Company Limited.
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in Ontario. Drew blamed a supposed future communist takeover of
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2603:"Finding aid to George Drew fonds, Library and Archives Canada"
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823:. Drew ran for the leadership of the nearly-moribund
2502:. Ottawa: Queen's Printer for Canada. Archived from
2224:"C.C.F. routed in Ontario; Drew wins 66 of 90 seats"
1839:"George Drew Ontario's premier in '40s dies at 78".
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850:. Drew ran as an Independent Conservative in
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1913:The Happy Warrior: Political Memoirs, 2nd Ed
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2545:"Funeral at St. Paul's, burial in Guelph".
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2582:"HONORARY DEGREES AWARDED 1881 - PRESENT"
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2561:"Honorary Degree Recipients 1850 - 2016"
2465:Clerk, Office of the City (2021-03-09).
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2500:Governor General of Canada Website
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2531:. Toronto. 1973-01-03. p. 2.
2441:. Toronto. 1949-06-28. p. 7.
2355:. Ottawa. 1948-10-29. p. 17.
2222:The Canadian Press (1945-06-05).
2139:The Canadian Press (1945-10-12).
2121:. Toronto. 1945-07-21. p. 26
1402:George Drew Archives are held at
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897:because of Hepburn's feud with
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861:Legislative Assembly of Ontario
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2527:"George Drew semi-conscious".
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2318:Bradburn, Jamie (2008-10-07).
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1507:Progressive Conservative
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1167:Leader of the Opposition
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856:1937 provincial election
821:1934 provincial election
809:Supreme Court of Ontario
773:Metropolitan Opera House
762:Canadian Field Artillery
718:Progressive Conservative
522:Progressive Conservative
130:Leader of the Opposition
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2017:. Toronto. pp. 1–2
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906:Liberal Party of Canada
899:Canadian Prime Minister
754:Osgoode Hall Law School
744:and graduated from the
611:Osgoode Hall Law School
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2874:Emmett Hall
2453:George Drew
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1896:Genizi 2002
1693:George Drew
1512:George Drew
1147:by-election
1118:by-election
1066:Immigration
1045:Second term
1010:red-baiting
873:Simcoe East
865:by-election
854:during the
758:World War I
685:World War I
479:May 7, 1894
433:Preceded by
415:Simcoe East
383:Preceded by
338:Harry Nixon
333:Preceded by
266:Preceded by
223:Preceded by
182:Preceded by
148:Preceded by
106:Preceded by
4039:Categories
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2860:Chancellor
2854:New office
2835:1957–1964
2803:1948–1957
2773:1948–1956
2750:1948–1956
2723:1939–1943
2631:2020-05-15
2611:2020-05-15
2510:2012-01-14
2481:2021-08-04
2397:2011-08-21
2334:2011-08-21
2324:Torontoist
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2203:2011-08-21
2199:. Montreal
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2151:2011-08-21
2125:2011-08-21
2100:2011-08-21
2074:2011-08-21
2021:2011-08-21
1995:2011-08-21
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1669:Candidate
1488:Candidate
1431:0773524010
1375:incomplete
1256:Chancellor
1231:Later life
1213:meningitis
1094:temperance
943:First term
863:at a 1939
732:Early life
645:Allegiance
629:Ambassador
620:Profession
475:1894-05-07
326:Ray Lawson
3979:Macdonald
3934:Robertson
3924:Robertson
3659:(Kennedy)
3558:Macdonald
3487:Poilievre
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3151:Macdonald
2933:Macdonald
2809:Dick Bell
2471:ottawa.ca
1356:(LL.D)
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1096:crusader
959:Education
949:left-wing
888:High Park
875:. In the
668:1914–1919
626:Barrister
594:Education
524:(federal)
423:In office
373:In office
365:High Park
312:George VI
299:In office
283:Dick Bell
256:In office
213:In office
172:In office
155:(interim)
138:In office
80:In office
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4014:Campbell
3994:MacLaren
3974:McMurtry
3969:Jamieson
3944:Chevrier
3929:Wilgress
3914:Ferguson
3734:(Fedeli)
3724:(Wilson)
3689:(Brandt)
3684:Grossman
3618:Ferguson
3603:(Marter)
3598:Meredith
3413:Reynolds
3327:Campbell
3320:Mulroney
3183:Thompson
3134:and its
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3028:Peterson
2973:Ferguson
2799:Carleton
2663:Archived
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1478:Carleton
1406:and the
1398:Archives
1289:Country
1182:Liberals
1143:Carleton
1075:Spending
953:Medicare
904:and his
586:Children
488:, Canada
248:Carleton
4024:Goodale
3999:Kinsman
3949:Ritchie
3669:Robarts
3608:Whitney
3593:Cameron
3563:Cameron
3534:of the
3531:Leaders
3472:O'Toole
3457:Ambrose
3377:Manning
3334:Charest
3312:Nielsen
3269:Bracken
3248:Meighen
3226:Bennett
3218:Guthrie
3211:Meighen
3013:Robarts
3003:Kennedy
2983:Hepburn
2958:Whitney
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2767:in the
1953:Toronto
1917:Toronto
1781:–32.00
1746:–14.63
1711:Liberal
1703:–23.28
1530:Liberal
1340:Ontario
1311:Ontario
1298:Degree
1295:School
1258:of the
1172:In the
1106:Ontario
916:In the
881:Toronto
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486:Ontario
308:Monarch
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3959:Martin
3954:Warren
3919:Massey
3908:acting
3904:Pacaud
3899:Larkin
3894:Perley
3884:Tupper
3694:Harris
3679:Miller
3613:Hearst
3479:Bergen
3465:Scheer
3450:Harper
3421:Harper
3367:Reform
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3240:Hanson
3233:Manion
3204:Borden
3197:Tupper
3190:Bowell
3176:Abbott
3038:Harris
3023:Miller
2988:Conant
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884:riding
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805:Guelph
649:Canada
632:Author
482:Guelph
4004:Cappe
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3984:Eaton
3964:Wadds
3889:Smith
3729:Brown
3719:Hudak
3674:Davis
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3623:Henry
3349:Clark
3341:Wayne
3305:Clark
3053:Wynne
3018:Davis
3008:Frost
2993:Nixon
2978:Henry
2968:Drury
2948:Hardy
2943:Mowat
2938:Blake
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1721:40.71
1700:52.99
1672:Votes
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3789:1985
3784:1971
3779:1961
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