Two female politicians, Mary Clancy and Alexa McDonough, compete in the 1997 federal election in Halifax, one of Canada's most contested races.
Synopsis
Two female politicians, Mary Clancy and Alexa McDonough, compete in the 1997 federal election in Halifax, one of Canada's most contested races.
Synopsis
Mary Clancy and Alexa McDonough campaign in Halifax during the 1997 federal election. Clancy, a Liberal candidate, faces off against McDonough, the leader of the NDP, in a fiercely contested race. Director Meredith Ralston follows both politicians as they navigate the challenges of the campaign trail, which is marked by intense competition. The film captures their struggles and successes, revealing the complexities women encounter in politics. It runs for 46 minutes and reflects on the role of women in Canadian political life.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Mary Clancy on her campaign trail in Halifax.
- Meet Alexa McDonough, a key figure in Canadian politics.
- See the intense competition of a 'nasty' election.
Did You Know
- The documentary covers the 1997 federal election in Halifax.
- Mary Clancy was a Liberal candidate in the election.
- Alexa McDonough was the leader of the NDP party during the election.
- The film has a runtime of 46 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who were the main female politicians featured in the documentary?
The main female politicians featured are Liberal candidate Mary Clancy and NDP party leader Alexa McDonough.
What year did the federal election in Halifax take place?
The federal election in Halifax took place in 1997.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Why Women Run'?
The duration of 'Why Women Run' is 46 minutes.
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