Co-operative Commonwealth Federation

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rdf:type	Political party in Ontario Political party established in 1932 owl:NamedIndividual Defunct agrarian political party 1932 establishment in Canada 1961 disestablishment in Canada Agrarian party in Canada Political party disestablished in 1961 Former member party of the Socialist International Social democratic party in Canada Federal political party in Canada Political party in Quebec Political party in Manitoba
rdfs:label	Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
owl:sameAs	dbr:Co-operative_Commonwealth_Federation
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skos:prefLabel	Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
skos:altLabel	C. C. F. C.C.F. CCF CCF Song CCF party CCFer Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation Co-operative Commonwealth Co-operative Commonwealth Fed. Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) Co-operative Commonwealth Federation#2018 Co-operative Commonwealth Federation#CCF song Co-operative Commonwealth Young People's Movement Co-operative<br>Commonwealth Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Fédération du Commonwealth Coopératif Manitoba Co-operative Commonwealth Federation March 22, 1942 National CCF federal CCF first social-democratic government national CCF Co-operative Commonwealth Federation - (Farmer-Labour-Socialist)
clgo:colour	Green Yellow
clgo:colourName	GreenandYellow
clgo:country	Canada
clgo:dissolutionDate	1961-08-03
clgo:dissolutionYear	1961
clgo:formationDate	1932-08-01
clgo:formationYear	1932
clgo:headquarter	Ontario Ottawa
clgo:ideology	Socialism Agrarianism Democratic socialism Single-issue politics Social democracy
clgo:internationalAffiliation	Socialist International
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=party hasValue=Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
is clgo:affiliation of	Canadian Congress of Labour League for Social Reconstruction
is clgo:nationalAffiliation of	Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (Ontario Section) Parti social démocratique du Québec
is clgo:party of	John Frederick Herman James Herbert Matthews Leslie Hancock Grace MacInnis Graham Spry M. J. Coldwell Joseph W. Noseworthy Tommy Thomas (politician) Lois Haggen A. M. Klein J. King Gordon Donald MacDonald (Nova Scotia politician) Reg Gisborn Adalbert Poole Fred Tipping Co-operative Commonwealth Federation candidates in the 1945 Canadian federal election George Edward Lockhart Hans Broten William Dennison (Canadian politician) Henry Elvins Spencer James Samuel Taylor Thomas Speakman Barnett Elmore Philpott Andrew Brewin Harry Archibald Hugh Alexander Bryson Rupert Haggen Woodrow Lloyd Arnold Webster Robert Arthur Williams William Manson Docker Co-operative Commonwealth Federation candidates in the 1940 Canadian federal election Elmer Roy Smith George Gibson Coote Gaston Miron Henry Horricks Erin Weir James Gareth Endicott Colin Cameron (Canadian politician) Alan Plaunt Charles Grant MacNeil Robert Gardiner (politician) Gladys Strum Eric McKay Harry Steel (politician) John Joseph Kehoe Leo Nimsick Albert Earl Godfrey Hazen Argue Beatrice Brigden John Alexander Wallace Alexander Macdonald (British Columbia politician) Russell Cunningham (Canadian politician) Erhart Regier Tommy Douglas Manitoba Cooperative Commonwealth Federation candidates in the 1949 Manitoba provincial election Norman Davison Dorise Nielsen Roger Ernest Bray Percy Wright Ronald Moore (Manitoba politician) James Gibson Lorimer William Herbert Connor Murdo Martin Gus Harris William Riggs Harry Ainlay Scoop Lewry David Lewis (Canadian politician) Joseph William Burton William Bryce Donald C. MacDonald Fred Young (Ontario politician) Fred Zaplitny Owen Jones (Canadian politician) True Davidson Arnold Peters Kenneth McNaught Kenneth Bryden Floyd Albin Johnson A. A. Heaps Garfield Anderson Rae Eddie Duncan John McCuaig Mel Swart Merv Johnson Percy John Rowe Ted Jolliffe Bill White (Canadian politician) Frank Howard (Canadian politician) Roy Knight Philip Petursson Angus MacInnis Elmer Roper Frederick Townley-Smith John Alan Lee John Probe Frank Jaenicke Alban MacLellan Alfred Speakman ... and more

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