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Liberal united

Liberal united

Date6/30/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Liberal united: Jean Chretien has a smile for photographers in Ottawa after Prime Minister John Turner's new cabinet was sworn in. Chretien is the new deputy prime minister and senior minister in Quebec. Turner and Chretien are working together in a display of unity for Canadians.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0037880F
David Crombie. Gain from Liberals P.C. Majority: 8,671. Surprising no one, former Toronto mayor David Crombie broke the federal Liberal's 16 year grip(...)
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Liberal candidate Robert Kaplan, campaigning in York Centre, tastes an olive offered by grocery store manager Jim Ferlisi. Kaplan calls the riding completely Liberal. His opponents says no
6/13/1974
Image shows a politician at the gathering.
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Liberal line-up: Former Ontario premier David Peterson and wife Shelley chat with Liberal Leader Jean Chretien and wife Aline at Sheraton Centre last night
Liberal line-up: Former Ontario premier David Peterson and wife Shelley chat with Liberal Leader Jean Chretien and wife Aline at Sheraton Centre last night
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Liberal views: Doug Frith, left, says Turner Liberals perceived as divided party
Liberal views: Doug Frith, left, says Turner Liberals perceived as divided party
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Party Parley: Former Ontario premier David Peterson, left, and federal Liberal leader Jean Chretien chat last night at $500-a-plate Liberal fundraiser that drew 1,800 to a downtown Toronto hotel
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Delayed win sweet indeed: Dr. Harry Harley, Liberal candidate in Halton who won the seat on the service vote, tosses six-month-old daughter Janet into(...)
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In cool comfort Liberal MPP Donald Deacon enters the Legislature chamber past attendant Peter Edwards today wearing trim Bermuda walking shorts. Clerk(...)
In cool comfort Liberal MPP Donald Deacon enters the Legislature chamber past attendant Peter Edwards today wearing trim Bermuda walking shorts. Clerk(...)
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Donald Deacon says he has 400 of the 1,200 votes for the Liberal leadership tied up, according to the tally in his headquarters in the Royal York Hotel yesterday
Donald Deacon says he has 400 of the 1,200 votes for the Liberal leadership tied up, according to the tally in his headquarters in the Royal York Hotel yesterday
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