1968 Liberal Party of Canada leadership convention

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The 1968 Liberal Party of Canada leadership convention was the party gathering at which Pierre Trudeau’s charismatic rise to the leadership—and the phenomenon known as “Trudeaumania”—captivated the country.

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instanceOf event in Canadian politics
political party leadership convention
associatedWith Trudeaumania
chronologyWithinParliament 27th Canadian Parliament
country Canada
describedBySource Canadian political histories
elected Pierre Trudeau
electoralSystem delegated leadership convention
endDate 1968-04-06
followedBy 1984 Liberal Party of Canada leadership convention
hasCandidate Allan MacEachen
Anthony C. Abbott
D. S. MacDonald
Eric Kierans
John Turner
Joseph Greene
Judd Buchanan
Paul Hellyer
Paul Martin Sr.
Pierre Trudeau
Robert Winters
hasEffect consolidation of Liberal dominance in late 1960s federal politics
hasIncumbentLeaderResigning Lester B. Pearson
hasTheme charismatic leadership
media-driven political enthusiasm
hasWinner Pierre Trudeau
language English
French
location Ottawa
mainSubject leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada
notableFor Trudeaumania
rise of Pierre Trudeau
numberOfBallots 4
organizedBy Liberal Party of Canada
partOf 20th-century political history of Canada
history of the Liberal Party of Canada
pointInTime April 1968
positionFilled Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada
Prime Minister-designate of Canada
precededBy 1961 Liberal Party of Canada leadership convention
resultedIn Pierre Trudeau becoming Prime Minister of Canada
startDate 1968-04-05
timeRelativeToElection held shortly before the 1968 Canadian federal election
triggeredBy resignation of Lester B. Pearson as Liberal leader
venue Ottawa Civic Centre

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Trudeaumania associatedWithEvent 1968 Liberal Party of Canada leadership convention