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Members of the legislature committee on economic and cultural nationalism prepare their final report in the oval sunroom of the Ontario Government Sta(...)
Members of the legislature committee on economic and cultural nationalism prepare their final report in the oval sunroom of the Ontario Government Sta(...)

Members of the legislature committee on economic and cultural nationalism prepare their final report in the oval sunroom of the Ontario Government Sta(...)

Date7/19/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Members of the legislature committee on economic and cultural nationalism prepare their final report in the oval sunroom of the Ontario Government Staff Development Centre on Lake Simcoe. From left are Glen Hodgson (PC-Victoria Haliburton); Sidney Handleman (PC-Carleton); Nick Leluk (PC-Humber); Ian Deans (NDP-Wentworth) and Russell Rowe (PC-Northumberland); the chairman. They insist they can accomplish much at the sort of think-tank by lake.
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International-renowned tenor Jon Vickers furrowed his brow, set his jaw and delivered a blistering denunciation of cultural nationalism yesterday, at (...)
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Report of the committee... together with list of the officers and members of the society
Report of the committee... together with list of the officers and members of the society
1860-1956.
Report of the committee... together with list of the officers and members of the society
Report of the committee... together with list of the officers and members of the society
1860-1956.
Report of the committee... together with list of the officers and members of the society
Report of the committee... together with list of the officers and members of the society
1860-1956.
Report of the committee... together with list of the officers and members of the society
Report of the committee... together with list of the officers and members of the society
1860-1956.
Patrick Reid, chairman of the Ontario Legislature's public accounts committee, studies a stack of royal commission reports. More than $10 million has (...)
Patrick Reid, chairman of the Ontario Legislature's public accounts committee, studies a stack of royal commission reports. More than $10 million has (...)
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Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Buildings - Parliament - Interior - Members of Legislature - 1981 and on
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Buildings - Parliament - Interior - Members of Legislature - 1981 and on
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