Prime Minister Joe Clark ponders a question during a news conference at Ottawa Dec. 14, 1979, after announcing that Parliament had been dissolved. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

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Fred Chartrand > Communist Party demonstration Parliament Hill in Ottawa, in protest of plans to dismantle Petro Canada, Oct 27, 1979. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Joyous Parti Quebecois supporters carry a giant broom through the streets of Montreal Nov. 15, 1976, during a hoopla following the Parti Quebecois upset victory over the Liberals the night before. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > (MTL124)MONTREAL, Oct. 30--Yes supporters wave flags at the campaign headquarters in Montreal Monday night as results of the provincial referendum come in. (CP PHOTO) 1995 (stf-Fred Chartrand)ROY

Fred Chartrand > This is a file photo of Joe Clark, and his wife Maureen McTeer, raising their arms in acknowledgement as delegates to the Progressive Conservative convention cheer Clark's victory in the leadership race, February 22, 1976. (CP PHOTO) 1976 (stf-Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > U.S.President Barack Obama waves to the media as he and Prime Minister Stephen Harper leave a joint news conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Thursday Feb.19, 2009. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Fred Chartrand

Fred Chartrand > A giant can of Clark Stew is seen here on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. This was a Halloween prank by Carleton University, Oct. 31, 1979. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > HiRes--Almost beside herself with happiness at the federal election victory of her husband and his Liberal party, Margaret Trudeau bounces into their official residence at 24 Sussex Drive in Ottawa July 9, 1974where she greeted the household staff. She and the Prime Minister had jhust returned from election-night headquarters at the Chateau Laurier and the acknowledgement of a return to a majority government with 140 of the 264 House of Commons seats after 18 months of minority government. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Piere Trudeau and his wife dance at a noon political picnic on Center Island as their last public appearance of the federal election campaign July 7, 1974. Both seemed happy and relieved that the six week campaign was nearing its end. (CP PHOTO/ Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > NDP Leader Ed Broadbent mugs for the cameras while Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, left, and Liberal Leader John Turner, centre, pose at the start of the French language debate between the federal leaders in Ottawa, Monday, Oct. 24, 1988. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Prime Minister Joe Clark ponders a question during a news conference at Ottawa Dec. 14, 1979, after announcing that Parliament had been dissolved. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Fred Chartrand > Prime Minister Joe Clark ponders a question during a news conference at Ottawa Dec. 14, 1979, after announcing that Parliament had been dissolved. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

Prime Minister Joe Clark ponders a question during a news conference at Ottawa Dec. 14, 1979, after announcing that Parliament had been dissolved. (CP PHOTO/Fred Chartrand)

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