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Tory Hal Jackman (left), Liberal Don Macdonald and Harding Bishop Of NDP, They're contesting Rosedale, an unpredictable riding with a wide range of neighborhoods, polyglot people
Tory Hal Jackman (left), Liberal Don Macdonald and Harding Bishop Of NDP, They're contesting Rosedale, an unpredictable riding with a wide range of neighborhoods, polyglot people

Tory Hal Jackman (left), Liberal Don Macdonald and Harding Bishop Of NDP, They're contesting Rosedale, an unpredictable riding with a wide range of neighborhoods, polyglot people

Date11/1/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tory Hal Jackman (left); Liberal Don Macdonald and Harding Bishop Of NDP; They're contesting Rosedale; an unpredictable riding with a wide range of neighborhoods; polyglot people
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Who got her vote?, With the four Rosedale candidates (from left , Hal Jackman (P
Who got her vote?, With the four Rosedale candidates (from left , Hal Jackman (P
3/30/1963
Delayed toast: Tory David MacDonald, with wife Sandra, left, and mother Helen celebrates results of recount that made him official winner in Rosedale riding
Delayed toast: Tory David MacDonald, with wife Sandra, left, and mother Helen celebrates results of recount that made him official winner in Rosedale riding
11/30/1988
Fight of their life is in store for Ontario's Tory government, said NDP Leader Donald MacDonald, left, as he campaigned in Middlesex South riding where a by-election is expected next month
Fight of their life is in store for Ontario's Tory government, said NDP Leader Donald MacDonald, left, as he campaigned in Middlesex South riding where a by-election is expected next month
1/16/1967
A poolside happening sort of happened last night in Rosedale riding on behalf of the Liberal candidate Donald Macdonald (left) on the terrace beside the pool at St
A poolside happening sort of happened last night in Rosedale riding on behalf of the Liberal candidate Donald Macdonald (left) on the terrace beside the pool at St
6/13/1968
Strategic plan: Lieutenant-Governor Hal Jackman reads the Speech from the Throne in which the NDP government says troubled times call for a creative response
Strategic plan: Lieutenant-Governor Hal Jackman reads the Speech from the Throne in which the NDP government says troubled times call for a creative response
4/6/1992
Queen's Square Building where all three Peel riding political parties, Liberals, Tories, and NDP, have campaign offices. Brampton, Ontario
Queen's Square Building where all three Peel riding political parties, Liberals, Tories, and NDP, have campaign offices. Brampton, Ontario
1965-10
About 4,000 people turned out five months ago to pick John Evans (left) over Anne Cools (right) as Rosedale riding's Liberal party candidate in the ne(...)
About 4,000 people turned out five months ago to pick John Evans (left) over Anne Cools (right) as Rosedale riding's Liberal party candidate in the ne(...)
9/21/1978
Jarvis collegiate student Michelle Languedoc, 15, gets answer from Donald Macdonald, Liberal candidate in Rosedale, after four of the riding candidates addressed students
Jarvis collegiate student Michelle Languedoc, 15, gets answer from Donald Macdonald, Liberal candidate in Rosedale, after four of the riding candidates addressed students
10/20/1972
View? what view?, The good news about working as a Toronto Hydro Lineman like Steve Ruscitti is the great vistas of Toronto neighborhoods from the raised bucket he works in all day
View? what view?, The good news about working as a Toronto Hydro Lineman like Steve Ruscitti is the great vistas of Toronto neighborhoods from the raised bucket he works in all day
11/16/1989
Disenchantment with large-scale public housing and concern for preserving neighborhoods have shaped Toronto's new concern with housing policy. [Incomplete]
Disenchantment with large-scale public housing and concern for preserving neighborhoods have shaped Toronto's new concern with housing policy. [Incomplete]
11/1/1973
East York Mayor Willis Blair receives his chain of office from True Davidson, his predecessor, who has retired after 24 years in politics. Blair repeated pledge to work to preserve neighborhoods
East York Mayor Willis Blair receives his chain of office from True Davidson, his predecessor, who has retired after 24 years in politics. Blair repeated pledge to work to preserve neighborhoods
1/8/1973
Gus Harris, 70, Controller: Platform consists of five main planks: reducing taxes, creating jobs, better public transit, housing and preserving neighborhoods
Gus Harris, 70, Controller: Platform consists of five main planks: reducing taxes, creating jobs, better public transit, housing and preserving neighborhoods
10/17/1978