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Ed Broadbent: NDP leader's secret weapon: no one has taken him seriously
Ed Broadbent: NDP leader's secret weapon: no one has taken him seriously

Ed Broadbent: NDP leader's secret weapon: no one has taken him seriously

Date7/16/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ed Broadbent: NDP leader's secret weapon: no one has taken him seriously.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0034389F
Ed Broadbent: NDP leader hears municipal, labor leaders explain despair among jobless
Ed Broadbent: NDP leader hears municipal, labor leaders explain despair among jobless
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
1/18/1982
Election break. NDP Leader Ed Broadbent chats with Brian Elder, an eight-year-old Indian boy, while buying him a soft drink in The Pas, Man. He earlie(...)
Election break. NDP Leader Ed Broadbent chats with Brian Elder, an eight-year-old Indian boy, while buying him a soft drink in The Pas, Man. He earlie(...)
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
5/15/1979
Ed Broadbent: Only NDP consistently favors a verifiable nuclear freeze, party leader says
Ed Broadbent: Only NDP consistently favors a verifiable nuclear freeze, party leader says
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
8/11/1984
Ed Broadbent: NDP leader may have a third caucus holdout on the Meech Lake accord
Ed Broadbent: NDP leader may have a third caucus holdout on the Meech Lake accord
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
4/3/1987
No more breaks: NDP Leader Ed Broadbent says oil firms should get no more tax breaks
No more breaks: NDP Leader Ed Broadbent says oil firms should get no more tax breaks
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
3/29/1979
Ed Broadbent: New Democratic Party Leader answers Star editorial about NDP economic policy
Ed Broadbent: New Democratic Party Leader answers Star editorial about NDP economic policy
Beaty, Keith
10/14/1979
Goodbye, Ed. Broadbent was the first NDP leader widely regarded by the public as a possible PM and his chief mistake was that he started to believe it too
Goodbye, Ed. Broadbent was the first NDP leader widely regarded by the public as a possible PM and his chief mistake was that he started to believe it too
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
11/22/1989
Controls urged: NDP Leader Ed Broadbent says that interest rates have to come down to creat jobs, and controls should be introduced to stop investment money leaving the country
Controls urged: NDP Leader Ed Broadbent says that interest rates have to come down to creat jobs, and controls should be introduced to stop investment money leaving the country
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
2/5/1982
NDP leader Ed Broadbent said the breach of budget secrecy meant Michael Wilson had no choice but to resign
NDP leader Ed Broadbent said the breach of budget secrecy meant Michael Wilson had no choice but to resign
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
4/28/1989
Big decision: MP Audrey McLaughlin says language and looking after her riding will figure into her decision whether to seek outgoing NDP leader Ed Broadbent's job
Big decision: MP Audrey McLaughlin says language and looking after her riding will figure into her decision whether to seek outgoing NDP leader Ed Broadbent's job
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
11/19/1988
Swan song smooch: Lucille Broadbent congratulates husband Ed with a kiss yesterday shortly after he announced he was quitting as leader of the federal NDP
Swan song smooch: Lucille Broadbent congratulates husband Ed with a kiss yesterday shortly after he announced he was quitting as leader of the federal NDP
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
3/3/1989
NDP Leader Ed Broadbent does a jig with supporter Clara Burn in Gander, Nfld
NDP Leader Ed Broadbent does a jig with supporter Clara Burn in Gander, Nfld
Broadbent, Ed, 1936-
5/18/1979