Articles.

These links include newspaper and magazine articles, biographies and stories, and other information about John G. Diefenbaker.

	It's déjà for loonie lamentations. The Toronto Star, August 2, 1998. All about the Diefenbuck.
	Canada's Flag: A Search for a Country. From a book by John Ross Matheson.
	Elegant boutique closes after 30 years. The Ottawa Citizen, October 4, 1997. "Mr. Diefenbaker used to call himself and say, 'I am sending Olive and the secretary over, I want you to be sure to find her quite a few outfits because we are going on a trip.' "
	Dief disliked labelling that goes with hyphenation. The Ottawa Citizen, June 11, 1998. A letter to the editor.
	The Last Best Dief. Newsworld Online, July 1997. How the War Measures crisis made Larry Zolf fall in love with Dief.
	PMs' cards have politics written all over them. The Ottawa Citizen, December 23, 1996. Lots here about Olive and John's greeting cards.
	Federal smart cards: privacy vs. savings. The Ottawa Citizen, February 1, 1997. "The worst fears of John Diefenbaker were sealed into envelopes and shipped to the provinces."
	Grits said Dief was crazy too. The Ottawa Sun, August 1997. Written after the news of the psychological profile of Bouchard came out.
	The bunker bites the dust. The Hill Times, January 15, 1996. All about the Diefenbunker in Carp, Ontario. It's a bomb shelter nicknamed after Dief. See also the Diefenbunker Web Site.
	The Chief is back! The Toronto Star, November 10, 1996. This article is mostly about a guy who looks alot like Dief.
	PM Misses Visit to Merivale. The Vanguard, November 1996. Chretien was supposed to visit Merivale High School in late 1996. Diefenbaker visited twice...
	The Tenth Decade. A CBC series about Canadian politics. A lot about the conflict between Dief and Pearson.
	Nobody's Fool. Today's Seniors, June 1996. An article about Dalton Camp's efforts to replace Dief as leader of the Tories.

Last updated: August 10, 1998.