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  • Subject: Protest movements
Protest aftermath
Protest aftermath
2/25/1988
A question of numbers
A question of numbers
8/25/1988
Keeping the faith: About 3,000 Metro blacks carry lighted candles at Harbourfront to show symbolic support for blacks fighting apartheid in South Africa
Keeping the faith: About 3,000 Metro blacks carry lighted candles at Harbourfront to show symbolic support for blacks fighting apartheid in South Africa
8/3/1988
Showing support
Showing support
1/16/1988
Tension mounting: Demonstration last month at Mount Sinai Hospital added to the growing evidence of pension unrest among hundreds of thousands of workers
Tension mounting: Demonstration last month at Mount Sinai Hospital added to the growing evidence of pension unrest among hundreds of thousands of workers
2/29/1988
Saving the rouge
Saving the rouge
7/11/1988
Policeman wrestles man into the rear of a police cruiser outside the strikebound Honeywell Controls plant today
Policeman wrestles man into the rear of a police cruiser outside the strikebound Honeywell Controls plant today
5/20/1970
A protester is dragged away to a paddy wagon by Metro police after he had been arrested Saturday during a demonstration in front of the U.S. Consulate. [Incomplete]
A protester is dragged away to a paddy wagon by Metro police after he had been arrested Saturday during a demonstration in front of the U.S. Consulate. [Incomplete]
5/10/1970
Walk right in, lie right down, Gadzooks, what's this? Picketers urging, yes urging, people to cross their picket line! Smiling strikers at the downtow(...)
Walk right in, lie right down, Gadzooks, what's this? Picketers urging, yes urging, people to cross their picket line! Smiling strikers at the downtow(...)
4/9/1970
8,000 high school teachers stand at Maple Leafs Gardens to applaud a call for mass resignations of Metro secondary school teachers if the school board(...)
8,000 high school teachers stand at Maple Leafs Gardens to applaud a call for mass resignations of Metro secondary school teachers if the school board(...)
5/3/1970
Students jam a balcony leading to the office of University of Toronto president Claude Bissell
Students jam a balcony leading to the office of University of Toronto president Claude Bissell
3/25/1970
As crowd becomes angry at a concert at their newly-built People's Park beside Spadina Ave
As crowd becomes angry at a concert at their newly-built People's Park beside Spadina Ave
5/31/1970
Separate school teachers carrying placards picket the offices of the separate school board yesterday to protest lack of a salary settlement with the board. [Incomplete]
Separate school teachers carrying placards picket the offices of the separate school board yesterday to protest lack of a salary settlement with the board. [Incomplete]
5/1/1970
Flags of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union were put to the torch during a rally at civic square yesterday protesting sentences given Soviet Jews convi(...)
Flags of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union were put to the torch during a rally at civic square yesterday protesting sentences given Soviet Jews convi(...)
12/30/1970
In York, it was 'Picket-For-A Park' day, Youngsters from the Hopewell Ave
In York, it was 'Picket-For-A Park' day, Youngsters from the Hopewell Ave
7/5/1971
Where were the middle-aged people of Toronto during the protest demonstrations last week against the Amchitka blast? asks Bruce Knapp in accompanying (...)
Where were the middle-aged people of Toronto during the protest demonstrations last week against the Amchitka blast? asks Bruce Knapp in accompanying (...)
11/11/1971
Outside the Royal York hotel where Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau attended a $50-a-plate Liberal fund-raising dinner yesterday, placard-waving proteste(...)
Outside the Royal York hotel where Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau attended a $50-a-plate Liberal fund-raising dinner yesterday, placard-waving proteste(...)
3/3/1971
Tying up rush-hour on Queen St yesterday thousands of demonstrators waving placards flood along road between University Ave. and Yonge St. on way to Q(...)
Tying up rush-hour on Queen St yesterday thousands of demonstrators waving placards flood along road between University Ave. and Yonge St. on way to Q(...)
11/4/1971
Battling on campus of University of Toronto outside a rally where Quebec union leader Michel Chartrand and Montreal lawyer Robert Lemieux were speakin(...)
Battling on campus of University of Toronto outside a rally where Quebec union leader Michel Chartrand and Montreal lawyer Robert Lemieux were speakin(...)
3/28/1971
The poor, the unemployed and all others who feel alienated from the decision-making process can either blindly lash out in protest or withdraw into apathy. [Incomplete]
The poor, the unemployed and all others who feel alienated from the decision-making process can either blindly lash out in protest or withdraw into apathy. [Incomplete]
1/25/1971
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