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New ministers

Date9/17/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: New ministers: Front row: (left to right) Jake Epp; Donald Mazankowski; John Crosbie; Flora MacDonald; Duff Roblin; Prime Minister Brian Mulroney; Governor-General Jeanne Sauve; George Hees; Joe Clark; Erik Nielsen; Roch LaSalle; Elmer MacKay; John Fraser. Middle row: Harvie Andre; Jack Murta; Robert Coates; Ray Hnatyshyn; Sinclair Stevens; John Wise; David Crombie; Robert de Cotret; Perrin Beatty; Michael Wilson; Otto Jelinek; Tom Siddon; Charles Mayer. Back row: Benoit Bouchard; Suzanne Blais-Grenier; Andre Bissonnette; Thomas McMillan; Pat Carney; Walter McLean; Barbara McDougall; Bill McKnight; Monique Vezina; Michel Cote; Andree Champagne; James Kelleher; Robert Layton; Marcel Masse. Not shown; Gerald Merrithew.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0107513F
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