[Government giving advice.] 

Acid rain.' 

[Canadian government takes a beating.] 

[Spring brings budding political flowers.] 

It's a guess, mind you ... but I'd say its origins came from some form of tribal dispute.' 

[Petrocan unpopular with all political parties.] 

Same old script.' 

[Television test pattern more interesting than politics.] 

[Armchair politics.] 

[Ottawa blows smoke in the face of aboriginal rights.] 

[Ottawa's size six too small for Calgary city unions.] 

Another example of government decree running rampant!' 

You're on your own.' 

Jaws III.' 

[Political candidate extends his glad-hand, unfortunately remains stranded before federal election.] 

[Prime Minister Joe Clark is seeking insight into political life.] 

[Alberta government walks tightrope between Peigans and Farmers, on irrigation issue.] 

Monetary Reform political speech 

'Find out what's going on in there!' 'Are you out of your mind? That's federal jurisdiction!'' 

Forty million dollars is not my idea of a cheap cut of beef.' 

We would've given you a 21 gun salute, but the stupid government moved our soldiers to Ed...[Edmonton]' 

[Petrocan treated as 'ugly duckling' by Ottawa.] 

3 man wrecking crew.' 

Rule Britannia........' 

[Political log rolling.] 

It's the Canadian trade deligation....' 

[New face on French government building.] 

Strong man Khadafy.' 

Political punching bag' 

Heel!' 

Fast, fast relief?' 

Socreds finally beaten after 36 yrs. in business.' 

The choice is simple ... the future plain.' 

[Leader of the opposition, Liberal Party of Canada, Pierre Elliott Trudeau thinks he operates above stormy political realities.] 

Little house on the prairies.' 

The clown act.' 

Request permission for takeoff.' 

I seem to be having these recurring pains, doctor!' 

For a peaceful demonstration don't you think cruising for a bruising is a little too ... militant?' 

It's a rare but harmless affliction.... known as government largesse.' 

[Uranium cartel loot bag gets tossed to mining companies.] 

Ed Stelmach says Alberta wants a chunckof [chunk of] the...uh...action. 'I had to bring up this nation within a nation thing!'' 

Participaction.' 

[Alberta's Premier Peter Lougheed views constitutional amendments as a 'black cloud'.] 

[Former Prime Minister Joe Clark goes back to work.] 

[Calgary municipal government tries to keep a lid on spending requests.] 

I just love horror stories' 

In your face politics...' 

Fiddling around.' 

[Prime Minister Joe Clark goes fishing in political waters for support. But the Social Credit Party of Canada, is not taking the bait.