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Premier Robert Bourassa will likely keep his seat, Mercier
Premier Robert Bourassa will likely keep his seat, Mercier

Premier Robert Bourassa will likely keep his seat, Mercier

Date11/11/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premier Robert Bourassa will likely keep his seat, Mercier. He won it in 1973 by 2,880 votes. But his party is in trouble.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0033742F
Robert Bourassa became leader without a seat in National Assembly
Robert Bourassa became leader without a seat in National Assembly
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
11/15/1976
Triumphant liberal leader Robert Bourassa wears a broad smile as he listens to news of the landslide victory that swept his party into power with 71 seats. [Incomplete]
Triumphant liberal leader Robert Bourassa wears a broad smile as he listens to news of the landslide victory that swept his party into power with 71 seats. [Incomplete]
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
4/30/1973
Ontario Premier William Davis and Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa talk together last night after a dinner of Quebec and Toronto businessmen at the Onta(...)
Ontario Premier William Davis and Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa talk together last night after a dinner of Quebec and Toronto businessmen at the Onta(...)
Barkley, Harold
5/4/1973
Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa (left) shows a display at Quebec city's Chateau Frontenac Hotel to Regional Expansion Minister Jean Marchand (centre) a(...)
Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa (left) shows a display at Quebec city's Chateau Frontenac Hotel to Regional Expansion Minister Jean Marchand (centre) a(...)
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
12/4/1970
Taking a gamble on eliminating the separatist Parti Quebecois as a future threat in Quebec politics, Premier Robert Bourassa has devoted much of his c(...)
Taking a gamble on eliminating the separatist Parti Quebecois as a future threat in Quebec politics, Premier Robert Bourassa has devoted much of his c(...)
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
10/26/1973
The Family of Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa's wife, Andree, right is being linked with the Liberal government in ways that are becoming embarassing. [Incomplete]
The Family of Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa's wife, Andree, right is being linked with the Liberal government in ways that are becoming embarassing. [Incomplete]
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
10/29/1973
Robert Bourassa was hailed as a savior of Quebec when he took over a premier a year and a half ago
Robert Bourassa was hailed as a savior of Quebec when he took over a premier a year and a half ago
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
10/30/1970
Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa's proposed language bill violates our rights and threatens our freedom as Canadian citizens, Montreal reader says in letter. [Incomplete]
Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa's proposed language bill violates our rights and threatens our freedom as Canadian citizens, Montreal reader says in letter. [Incomplete]
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
10/25/1973
Former Quebec premier Robert Bourassa, who was defeated in November election that brought the Parti Quebec cois to power, has aroused speculation that(...)
Former Quebec premier Robert Bourassa, who was defeated in November election that brought the Parti Quebec cois to power, has aroused speculation that(...)
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
11/11/1976
Robert Bourassa: Premier to be treated with experimental drug
Robert Bourassa: Premier to be treated with experimental drug
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
4/3/1989
Premier Robert Bourassa, Accused of political expediency
Premier Robert Bourassa, Accused of political expediency
Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
6/8/1973
Standing together in Toronto last night at the annual dinner of Canadian Press news service, Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa (left) talks with Ontario (...)
Standing together in Toronto last night at the annual dinner of Canadian Press news service, Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa (left) talks with Ontario (...)
Davis, William G.
4/28/1971