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Liberal leader Stuart Smith's performance in the Legislature this week didn't bring down the House
Liberal leader Stuart Smith's performance in the Legislature this week didn't bring down the House

Liberal leader Stuart Smith's performance in the Legislature this week didn't bring down the House

Date3/9/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Liberal leader Stuart Smith's performance in the Legislature this week didn't bring down the House. Pressure from his caucus; leery of an election; made him backtrack on his non-confidence motion.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110464F
A scene from a comic opera may be what it looks like - but it's Liberal Leader Stuart Smith (seated) and former leader Robert Nixon engaged in a heate(...)
A scene from a comic opera may be what it looks like - but it's Liberal Leader Stuart Smith (seated) and former leader Robert Nixon engaged in a heate(...)
3/10/1976
Liberal leader Stuart Smith ponders last night's Ontario budget
Liberal leader Stuart Smith ponders last night's Ontario budget
4/6/1976
Former liberal leader Robert Nixon (middle) heckles the Conservative benches during the budget speech as Liberal Leader Stuart Smith (left) and David (...)
Former liberal leader Robert Nixon (middle) heckles the Conservative benches during the budget speech as Liberal Leader Stuart Smith (left) and David (...)
4/19/1977
Mixed emotions: Jack Morris didn't feel so hot after Delon Sanders, Lonnie Smith and Dave Justice (left to right) celebrated Smith's grand slam in the fifth inning
Mixed emotions: Jack Morris didn't feel so hot after Delon Sanders, Lonnie Smith and Dave Justice (left to right) celebrated Smith's grand slam in the fifth inning
10/22/1992
Liberal laughter: Pierre Trudeau (left) enjoys a joke with his Trinity riding candidate, Aideen Nicholson, and Ontario Liberal Leader Stuart Smith before launching into his foreign policy speech
Liberal laughter: Pierre Trudeau (left) enjoys a joke with his Trinity riding candidate, Aideen Nicholson, and Ontario Liberal Leader Stuart Smith before launching into his foreign policy speech
1/30/1980
Liberal benches STUART SMITH (standing)
Liberal benches STUART SMITH (standing)
3/11/1976
The new Ontario Liberal leader, Stuart Smith, makes his speech Saturday at the leadership convention (left)
The new Ontario Liberal leader, Stuart Smith, makes his speech Saturday at the leadership convention (left)
1/25/1976
Tory Maurice Carter (right), shown seeking vote of Alfred Revell, is trying to unseat Liberal leader Stuart Smith in Hamilton West riding in Thursday'(...)
Tory Maurice Carter (right), shown seeking vote of Alfred Revell, is trying to unseat Liberal leader Stuart Smith in Hamilton West riding in Thursday'(...)
6/2/1977
Frost & Wood Company's Works, Smith's Falls, Ontario
Frost & Wood Company's Works, Smith's Falls, Ontario
1910
At odds: NDP House leader Dave Cooke, right, says Liberal Sean Conway's motion to limit how long MPPs can keep Legislature bells ringing shows approgance
At odds: NDP House leader Dave Cooke, right, says Liberal Sean Conway's motion to limit how long MPPs can keep Legislature bells ringing shows approgance
4/23/1987
Royal Commission on the University of Toronto, in the dining room of ''The Grange'' (Goldwin Smith's house), Toronto, Ontario
Royal Commission on the University of Toronto, in the dining room of ''The Grange'' (Goldwin Smith's house), Toronto, Ontario
1945
Developer Steve Baron, He says that moving Elizabeth Smith's house two blocks would cost $15,000, but if she promises to move he will lend her the money.
Developer Steve Baron, He says that moving Elizabeth Smith's house two blocks would cost $15,000, but if she promises to move he will lend her the money.
8/16/1973