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An estimated 3,500 native Indians and supporters crowd the lawns of Queen's Park yesterday for a rally demanding full rights for native peoples. They (...)
An estimated 3,500 native Indians and supporters crowd the lawns of Queen's Park yesterday for a rally demanding full rights for native peoples. They (...)

An estimated 3,500 native Indians and supporters crowd the lawns of Queen's Park yesterday for a rally demanding full rights for native peoples. They (...)

Date10/30/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: An estimated 3;500 native Indians and supporters crowd the lawns of Queen's Park yesterday for a rally demanding full rights for native peoples. They urged the Ontario government to support an unconditional recognition that the native right to self-govern
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0011951F
Demanding treaty rights', hunting guide Dale Sands (left), 21m talks with Fred Plain, president of Union of Ontatrio Indians, after Sand's trial in Sa(...)
Demanding treaty rights', hunting guide Dale Sands (left), 21m talks with Fred Plain, president of Union of Ontatrio Indians, after Sand's trial in Sa(...)
2/17/1971
Carpet workers rally: Laid-off Harding Carpet workers march at Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that their jobs at the Collingwood and Brantford plants not be moved to Tennessee
Carpet workers rally: Laid-off Harding Carpet workers march at Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that their jobs at the Collingwood and Brantford plants not be moved to Tennessee
10/29/1990
Homosexuals and supporters protest outside Peoples Church during recent visit to Toronto by Anita Bryant
Homosexuals and supporters protest outside Peoples Church during recent visit to Toronto by Anita Bryant
1/31/1978
Parental rights: The sign says it all for Vere Cobham at a Queen's Park rally yesterday to demand changes in provincial law that would benefit estranged fathers
Parental rights: The sign says it all for Vere Cobham at a Queen's Park rally yesterday to demand changes in provincial law that would benefit estranged fathers
4/9/1989
Supporters of Dr. Henry Morgentaler paraded last Sunday demanding his release. Won't the doctors in this country do something? Won't the women, asks one reader, ashamed to be a Canadian. [Incomplete]
Supporters of Dr. Henry Morgentaler paraded last Sunday demanding his release. Won't the doctors in this country do something? Won't the women, asks one reader, ashamed to be a Canadian. [Incomplete]
6/26/1975
Sending a message: More than 4,000 disabled people and supporters pack Queen's Pack yesterday to protest against massive Ontario government cutbacks that are expected to hit at some care services
Sending a message: More than 4,000 disabled people and supporters pack Queen's Pack yesterday to protest against massive Ontario government cutbacks that are expected to hit at some care services
11/26/1992
Bold statement: Timmins prospector Jack Robert stakes a claim on the front lawn of Queen's Park during a rally earlier this month by 400 northern workers in support of Lands for Life
Bold statement: Timmins prospector Jack Robert stakes a claim on the front lawn of Queen's Park during a rally earlier this month by 400 northern workers in support of Lands for Life
12/16/1998
Want action: About 150 people demonstrated ouside Queen's Park Yesterday demanding higher welfare payments from Ontario, more public housing and free public transit
Want action: About 150 people demonstrated ouside Queen's Park Yesterday demanding higher welfare payments from Ontario, more public housing and free public transit
10/25/1984
Opposing rallies, Several thousand people gathered at Queen's Park yesterday to mark Mother's Day by holding a rally to protest against abortion. [Incomplete]
Opposing rallies, Several thousand people gathered at Queen's Park yesterday to mark Mother's Day by holding a rally to protest against abortion. [Incomplete]
5/10/1981
Protest and prayer: Elder Fred Plain, left, flanked by another Temagami Indian elder, leads prayer at Queen's Park rally in June against provincial plans to extend logging road
Protest and prayer: Elder Fred Plain, left, flanked by another Temagami Indian elder, leads prayer at Queen's Park rally in June against provincial plans to extend logging road
6/21/1988
Amnesty wanted: A group of about 75 demonstrators march to Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that politicians grant amnesty to refugees, some of them who have been waiting as long as seven years
Amnesty wanted: A group of about 75 demonstrators march to Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that politicians grant amnesty to refugees, some of them who have been waiting as long as seven years
5/26/1991
Ontario students on the March, Universities throughout the province were represented in a parade of 1,000 students on Queen's Park today demanding that university educating be made free for all
Ontario students on the March, Universities throughout the province were represented in a parade of 1,000 students on Queen's Park today demanding that university educating be made free for all
10/27/1965