Canada: Political Parties Material 1933

Voice of Women--New England (VOW-NE) was a peace organization formed in November 1962 when thirty women convened in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with the goal of working against nuclear proliferation. The women chose the name because of the disarmament work of Voice of Women--Canada. They also considered themselves the New England branch of Women Strike for Peace, however, and periodically debated renaming the group. VOW--NE’s initial efforts opposed nuclear testing and sup...

New Democratic Party of British Columbia

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The Cooperative Commonwealth Federation unified labour and farm groups across Canada after its creation in Calgary in 1932. In 1961 the CCF became affiliated with the Canadian Labour Congress and evolved into the New Democratic Party. From the description of New Democratic Party of British Columbia fonds. 1940-1974. (University of British Columbia Library). WorldCat record id: 606462663 ...

New Democratic Party of Ontario

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Mouvement national des Québécois

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Parti des Travailleurs du Québec

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Parti québécois

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Young Communist League

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New Democratic Party of Manitoba

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Western Canada Party

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Labor-Progressive Party

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Communist Party of Canada (Ontario)

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Rassemblement pour l'Indépendance Nationale

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Canadian Communist League (Marxist-Leninist)

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Institute of Commonwealth Studies

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In contrast to its brief period of political unity the Caribbean region has produced pressure groups of a more enduring nature. The Caribbean Conference of Churches is an ecumenical body founded in 1971 and concerned with problems of human rights and poverty in the region, whilst the Caribbean Youth Conference was an organisation bringing together national youth organisations for educational and exchange purposes. This collection holds a small quantity of materials from the 1980s dealing with th...

Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta

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Co-operative Commonwealth Federation

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Progressive Conservative Party of Canada

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Parti féministe du Canada

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Social Credit Association of Canada

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Mouvement socialiste

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Socialist Labor Party of Canada

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Young Progressive Conservative Association of Canada

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Bloc Québécois

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Liberal Party of Canada

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Parti libéral du Canada (Ontario)

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Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta

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National Liberal Federation of Canada

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Parti libéral du Québec

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Communist party of Canada

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Ralliement créditiste

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Revolutionary Workers League

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The Revolutionary Workers League (RWL) was a radical left group in the United States formed in 1935 and active until about 1947. The League was formed by Hugo Oehler in November 1935 following a split from the Workers Party (WP), a split precipitated by the party's decision to merge the WP with the Socialist Party of America. In 1937 the League renounced Trotskyism altogether, although disputes arose within the League as to precisely when Trotsky abandoned Marxism. In the Spanish Civil War the R...

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