Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
Winning stance: Liberal Charles Caccia won Davenport last night for the fifth consecutive election
Winning stance: Liberal Charles Caccia won Davenport last night for the fifth consecutive election

Winning stance: Liberal Charles Caccia won Davenport last night for the fifth consecutive election

Date2/18/1980
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Winning stance: Liberal Charles Caccia won Davenport last night for the fifth consecutive election.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0035558F
Labor minister Martin O'Connell (right) was on hand last night to congratulate a happy Charles Caccia, Liberal MP for Davenport on winning the renomin(...)
Labor minister Martin O'Connell (right) was on hand last night to congratulate a happy Charles Caccia, Liberal MP for Davenport on winning the renomin(...)
9/15/1972
Winner of a five-way fight for the Liberal nomination in Davenport riding last night, Alderman Charles Caccia gives victory salute after fourth ballot win
Winner of a five-way fight for the Liberal nomination in Davenport riding last night, Alderman Charles Caccia gives victory salute after fourth ballot win
5/10/1968
First Italian-born MP in two decades, Charles Caccia won a huge Liberal victory in Davenport, but had to see it on television before he'd believe it. (...)
First Italian-born MP in two decades, Charles Caccia won a huge Liberal victory in Davenport, but had to see it on television before he'd believe it. (...)
6/25/1968
With hundreds of problems being brought to him by constituents since he was elected MP for Davenport riding five weeks ago, Charles Caccia sits in the(...)
With hundreds of problems being brought to him by constituents since he was elected MP for Davenport riding five weeks ago, Charles Caccia sits in the(...)
7/31/1968
Former speaker of the House John Bosley celebrates his fourth consecutive election victory. Ima ...
Bosley lets his hands do the talking; Former speaker of the House John Bosley celebrates his fourth consecutive election victory last night as the Conservative candidate easily won Don Valley West. Bosley has held the riding since 1979.
11/21/1988
Fifth victory: Irish Eamonn Coghlan enjoys competing in the Toronto Star-Maple Leaf Indoor Games and why not - he beat Tanzania's Filbert Bayi last night for his fifth consecutive win in Toronto
Fifth victory: Irish Eamonn Coghlan enjoys competing in the Toronto Star-Maple Leaf Indoor Games and why not - he beat Tanzania's Filbert Bayi last night for his fifth consecutive win in Toronto
2/1/1980
Shuttling between two jobs, the energetic two-level politician Charles Caccia may have to develop a grinding routine of commuting by air between his t(...)
Shuttling between two jobs, the energetic two-level politician Charles Caccia may have to develop a grinding routine of commuting by air between his t(...)
9/25/1968
Charles Caccia. I'm becoming impatient
Charles Caccia. I'm becoming impatient
5/26/1965
Speaking out: Business has cheered free trade for 18 months, that stance isn't going to change just because it might affect the election, says spokesman Tom d' Aquino
Speaking out: Business has cheered free trade for 18 months, that stance isn't going to change just because it might affect the election, says spokesman Tom d' Aquino
8/8/1988
Charles Beer: Former cabinet minister, who calls himself a middle-of-the-road Liberal, is in a three-way tie for last place in the leadership race
Charles Beer: Former cabinet minister, who calls himself a middle-of-the-road Liberal, is in a three-way tie for last place in the leadership race
1/7/1992
Winning smiles: Conservative candidate Dave Johnson, flanked by wife Joyce and daughter Leslie, celebrates his by-election win last night in Don Mills
Winning smiles: Conservative candidate Dave Johnson, flanked by wife Joyce and daughter Leslie, celebrates his by-election win last night in Don Mills
4/2/1993
Still the chief: Scarborough Mayor Gus Harris clowns it up with Indian headdress to show he remains the head man, after winning re-election last night over a glum Brian Harrison, right
Still the chief: Scarborough Mayor Gus Harris clowns it up with Indian headdress to show he remains the head man, after winning re-election last night over a glum Brian Harrison, right
11/8/1982