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The winner in the by-election yesterday in St
The winner in the by-election yesterday in St

The winner in the by-election yesterday in St

Date3/15/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: The winner in the by-election yesterday in St. George riding, Margaret Campbell, a Conservative turned Liberal, beams in victory. Behind her are her campaign manager, Robert Reid (left), and Ontario Liberal Leader Robert Nixon. Mrs. Campbell, 60, gave up a family court judgeship to run in St. George.
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Winners, losers: Jack Layton, top right, and Art Eggleton will be squaring off again, but the NDP caucus lost aldermen Doronthy Thomas and Mike Foster in last week's municipal elections
Winners, losers: Jack Layton, top right, and Art Eggleton will be squaring off again, but the NDP caucus lost aldermen Doronthy Thomas and Mike Foster in last week's municipal elections
5/2/1985
Teary Decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election in the municipal election
Teary Decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election in the municipal election
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The Oldest Candidate in yesterday's elections, 75-year-old Leslie H
The Oldest Candidate in yesterday's elections, 75-year-old Leslie H
12/2/1974
Down to defeat: Cabinet ministers Flora MacDonald, Ray Hnatyshyn, James Kelleher and Tom McMillan lost their ridings in yesterday's election
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5/24/1988
V for victory: East York Mayor Dave Johnson, right, is congratulated on his easy second-term win in yesterday's election by former borough alderman Stan Wadlow
V for victory: East York Mayor Dave Johnson, right, is congratulated on his easy second-term win in yesterday's election by former borough alderman Stan Wadlow
11/12/1985
Race is (Officially) on. Toronto Councillor Betty Disero stands in the council chambers at city hall yesterday, after formally launching her election (...)
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Grim News: A devastated Betty Disero sits in her city hall office yesterday after learning her election to Toronto council last November was declared void
Grim News: A devastated Betty Disero sits in her city hall office yesterday after learning her election to Toronto council last November was declared void
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Mayor David Crombie unleashed a mini-election campaign for interim mayor in City Council yesterday
Mayor David Crombie unleashed a mini-election campaign for interim mayor in City Council yesterday
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Image shows Robert Kaplan, York Centre MP and a candidate for re-election, offers some of his h ...
Deelicious! Robert Kaplan, York Centre MP and a candidate for re-election, offers some of his homemade borsch to Helen Cull at yesterday's lunch for senior citizens at Driftwood Community Centre
4/11/1979
A great lift for givens - as he exults with his wife after scoring an overwhelming victory in yesterday's civic elections. He trounced Controller Alla(...)
A great lift for givens - as he exults with his wife after scoring an overwhelming victory in yesterday's civic elections. He trounced Controller Alla(...)
12/8/1964
Looking fit despite two major stomach operations this year, Social Credit Leader Real Caouette breezed Toronto yesterday on cross-country election campaign
Looking fit despite two major stomach operations this year, Social Credit Leader Real Caouette breezed Toronto yesterday on cross-country election campaign
9/15/1972
Teary decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election
Teary decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election
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