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Tory Maurice Carter (right), shown seeking vote of Alfred Revell, is trying to unseat Liberal leader Stuart Smith in Hamilton West riding in Thursday'(...)
Tory Maurice Carter (right), shown seeking vote of Alfred Revell, is trying to unseat Liberal leader Stuart Smith in Hamilton West riding in Thursday'(...)

Tory Maurice Carter (right), shown seeking vote of Alfred Revell, is trying to unseat Liberal leader Stuart Smith in Hamilton West riding in Thursday'(...)

Date6/2/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tory Maurice Carter (right), shown seeking vote of Alfred Revell, is trying to unseat Liberal leader Stuart Smith in Hamilton West riding in Thursday's election. The riding is among those Tories are concentrating on an intensive effort to win a majority government.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0036811F
Liberal laughter: Pierre Trudeau (left) enjoys a joke with his Trinity riding candidate, Aideen Nicholson, and Ontario Liberal Leader Stuart Smith before launching into his foreign policy speech
Liberal laughter: Pierre Trudeau (left) enjoys a joke with his Trinity riding candidate, Aideen Nicholson, and Ontario Liberal Leader Stuart Smith before launching into his foreign policy speech
1/30/1980
Election battle, Ontario Liberals are after francophone vote in Cochrane South and Sudbury East ridings, held by Tory Alan Pope, left, and retiring NDPer Elie Martel
Election battle, Ontario Liberals are after francophone vote in Cochrane South and Sudbury East ridings, held by Tory Alan Pope, left, and retiring NDPer Elie Martel
11/2/1985
Former liberal leader Robert Nixon (middle) heckles the Conservative benches during the budget speech as Liberal Leader Stuart Smith (left) and David (...)
Former liberal leader Robert Nixon (middle) heckles the Conservative benches during the budget speech as Liberal Leader Stuart Smith (left) and David (...)
4/19/1977
A scene from a comic opera may be what it looks like - but it's Liberal Leader Stuart Smith (seated) and former leader Robert Nixon engaged in a heate(...)
A scene from a comic opera may be what it looks like - but it's Liberal Leader Stuart Smith (seated) and former leader Robert Nixon engaged in a heate(...)
3/10/1976
Riding high: City of York Mayor Alan Tonks, Liberal Standard-bearer in York South, gets a boost from backers before the final vote showed him narrowly losing to NDP leader Bob Rae
Riding high: City of York Mayor Alan Tonks, Liberal Standard-bearer in York South, gets a boost from backers before the final vote showed him narrowly losing to NDP leader Bob Rae
9/10/1987
Liberal leader Stuart Smith's performance in the Legislature this week didn't bring down the House
Liberal leader Stuart Smith's performance in the Legislature this week didn't bring down the House
3/9/1976
The new Ontario Liberal leader, Stuart Smith, makes his speech Saturday at the leadership convention (left)
The new Ontario Liberal leader, Stuart Smith, makes his speech Saturday at the leadership convention (left)
1/25/1976
Liberal leader Stuart Smith ponders last night's Ontario budget
Liberal leader Stuart Smith ponders last night's Ontario budget
4/6/1976
All eyes in Canada were on Quebec today to see if the separatist Parti Quebecois would unseat the ruling Liberal party in the provincial election
All eyes in Canada were on Quebec today to see if the separatist Parti Quebecois would unseat the ruling Liberal party in the provincial election
11/15/1976
All eyes in Canada were on Quebec today to see if the separatist Parti Quebecois would unseat the ruling Liberal party in the provincial election. Par(...)
All eyes in Canada were on Quebec today to see if the separatist Parti Quebecois would unseat the ruling Liberal party in the provincial election. Par(...)
11/15/1976
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, casts his vote at a polling station on Parkcrest Dr. in his riding of Scarborough West as the deputy returning officer, Mrs. Jean Aitken, watches him. NDP now has 21 seats.
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, casts his vote at a polling station on Parkcrest Dr. in his riding of Scarborough West as the deputy returning officer, Mrs. Jean Aitken, watches him. NDP now has 21 seats.
10/21/1971
Time for change: The Tories have had enough time to fix things, says Woodbridge caterer Ben Ogunleye, 27, who will vote Liberal
Time for change: The Tories have had enough time to fix things, says Woodbridge caterer Ben Ogunleye, 27, who will vote Liberal
9/29/1993