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'I haven't any worry about our losing seats that we now hold'
'I haven't any worry about our losing seats that we now hold'

'I haven't any worry about our losing seats that we now hold'

Date2/11/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: 'I haven't any worry about our losing seats that we now hold'
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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_0034380F
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]
4/30/1973
I believe we can work out our destiny
I believe we can work out our destiny
3/30/1965
Throne speeches are for adults to worry about, Premier William Davis's young daughter Meg became interested in other things. Her mother (left) follows(...)
Throne speeches are for adults to worry about, Premier William Davis's young daughter Meg became interested in other things. Her mother (left) follows(...)
2/29/1972
Ian Deans. 'If I didn't think we could form a government, I'd have grave reservations about leading the party.'
Ian Deans. 'If I didn't think we could form a government, I'd have grave reservations about leading the party.'
1/28/1978
Britnell. Many of us were told quite bluntly that we weren't spending enough money, had to upgrade our services, build more roads, water towers and th(...)
Britnell. Many of us were told quite bluntly that we weren't spending enough money, had to upgrade our services, build more roads, water towers and th(...)
4/1/1982
We now know that Mr. Pearson is not only not decisive, he is also not dependable as to the decision and commitments which he makes. - T.C. Douglas
We now know that Mr. Pearson is not only not decisive, he is also not dependable as to the decision and commitments which he makes. - T.C. Douglas
9/8/1965
At the cenotaph, Mayor David Crombie studies the diary of a World War I soldier that ends on 'Hear we are moving tomorrow, leading the mayor to suspec(...)
At the cenotaph, Mayor David Crombie studies the diary of a World War I soldier that ends on 'Hear we are moving tomorrow, leading the mayor to suspec(...)
11/8/1973
Losing candidate Trustee Ray Argyle (right) congratulates Mayor Paul Cosgrove last night after the mayor won the Liberal party nomination for the fede(...)
Losing candidate Trustee Ray Argyle (right) congratulates Mayor Paul Cosgrove last night after the mayor won the Liberal party nomination for the fede(...)
2/14/1978
Canada's elder statesman survived defeat of losing leadership
Canada's elder statesman survived defeat of losing leadership
10/29/1971
There is more poverty than our society can tolerate, says Senator David Croll, right, for 40 years a social agitator and now chairman of a Senate comm(...)
There is more poverty than our society can tolerate, says Senator David Croll, right, for 40 years a social agitator and now chairman of a Senate comm(...)
4/21/1969
The opposition leader now. He keeps telling people, I feel the [Incomplete]
The opposition leader now. He keeps telling people, I feel the [Incomplete]
9/16/1965
Kathleen Davis expected husband Bill to be away from home a couple of nights a week in his political career - How little I knew! she laughs now. The P(...)
Kathleen Davis expected husband Bill to be away from home a couple of nights a week in his political career - How little I knew! she laughs now. The P(...)
5/6/1977