While cocktail-party chatter echoed in other rooms, John George Diefenbaker, the Prime Minister of Canada, talked, gestured, sipped from a glass of orange juice.

There was the flamboyant old Tory campaigner, Prime Minister John George Diefenbaker, 67, a prairie trial lawyer at his best on the hustings and at his weakest in running the Government.

Sit yourself down for an intriguing Canadian potboiler, a story that involves allegations of a clandestine, one-last-time tryst with a former prime minister, millions of dollars, bitter antipathy ...

Serious state business took Prime Minister John George Diefenbaker on his 27,000-mile, 53-day world tour, but in Rome last week he was just a super-privileged tourist. He roamed among the ruins of ...

Through the cavernous corridors of Ottawa's Government House last week padded Canada's Prime Minister John George Diefenbaker on his way to pay his welcoming respects to the bright young ...

He went out a weird, morbid old man, but John Diefenbaker was indisputably the biggest political sensation this country had ever produced. He won the biggest landslide in Canadian history. He ...

It has been nearly 62 years since Lester Pearson’s Liberals defeated John Diefenbaker’s Progressive Conservatives in the 1963 federal election. Aided by then-U.S. President John F. Kennedy’s ...

Barring a spectacular upset on the convention floor, it seemed almost certain that Saskatchewan M.P. John George Diefenbaker, 61, who bid unsuccessfully for the job in 1942 and 1948, ...

The stage was set for the kind of political show that sobersided Canada seldom allows itself. Ottawa's Coliseum was decked out with flags, bunting and flashing red, green and yellow lights. More ...