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Archive: Show #205

4th Reading

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FRIENDLY FOES Former Ontario premier Bill Davis remembers the late Pierre Elliot Trudeau, and our Fourth Reading pundits discuss the late prime minister's impact on the politics of Ontario.

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Oct 01, 2000

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