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Jean Chretien: Liberal leadership hopeful wants a more independent policy
Jean Chretien: Liberal leadership hopeful wants a more independent policy

Jean Chretien: Liberal leadership hopeful wants a more independent policy

Date3/8/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jean Chretien: Liberal leadership hopeful wants a more independent policy.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Lending a hand in Toronto. Jean Chretien welcomes some of the 400 voters at yesterday's rally for Broadview-Greenwood Liberal hopeful Dennis Mills. Th(...)
Lending a hand in Toronto. Jean Chretien welcomes some of the 400 voters at yesterday's rally for Broadview-Greenwood Liberal hopeful Dennis Mills. Th(...)
9/21/1988
Jean is their man Jeanette Sharp, wife of former Liberal Cabinet Minister Mitchel Sharpe, left, pats the cheek of leadership hopeful John Chretien
Jean is their man Jeanette Sharp, wife of former Liberal Cabinet Minister Mitchel Sharpe, left, pats the cheek of leadership hopeful John Chretien
6/1/1984
Chretien takes aim. Liberal leadership candidates Jean Chretien lines up a shot during a visit to a billiard hall on College St. yesterday. The former(...)
Chretien takes aim. Liberal leadership candidates Jean Chretien lines up a shot during a visit to a billiard hall on College St. yesterday. The former(...)
4/4/1990
Copps' challenge: Hamilton East MP Sheila Copps, now running third in the Liberal leadership race, entered the contest after Jean Chretien told her he had it sewn up
Copps' challenge: Hamilton East MP Sheila Copps, now running third in the Liberal leadership race, entered the contest after Jean Chretien told her he had it sewn up
3/30/1990
In the wings: Jean Chretien, who won the heart of the party but lost the federal Liberal leadership to John Turner, may be the frontrunner to succeed him if public criticism persuades him to quit
In the wings: Jean Chretien, who won the heart of the party but lost the federal Liberal leadership to John Turner, may be the frontrunner to succeed him if public criticism persuades him to quit
10/30/1986
So pleased to meech you. Jean Chretien greets Antonia Vetese, front, and Maria Baldussi at a Metro party yesterday, where the Liberal leadership candidate ralled against Meech Lake
So pleased to meech you. Jean Chretien greets Antonia Vetese, front, and Maria Baldussi at a Metro party yesterday, where the Liberal leadership candidate ralled against Meech Lake
5/2/1990
Jean Chretien: He wants it made clear the Charter supersedes the Meech accord
Jean Chretien: He wants it made clear the Charter supersedes the Meech accord
11/6/1987
Jean Chretien: He doesn't want to be Québec Liberal leader
Jean Chretien: He doesn't want to be Québec Liberal leader
1/29/1982
Campaign smiles: Liberal MP Sheila Copps and Ontario party leadership hopeful MPP Murray Elston appear in high spirits at the Royal York yesterday
Campaign smiles: Liberal MP Sheila Copps and Ontario party leadership hopeful MPP Murray Elston appear in high spirits at the Royal York yesterday
1/5/1992
French protest: Francophone spokesman Jean-Paul Harney (left) wants more Ontario programming, but Radio-Canada's Guy Theriault says most of the audience is in Quebec
French protest: Francophone spokesman Jean-Paul Harney (left) wants more Ontario programming, but Radio-Canada's Guy Theriault says most of the audience is in Quebec
3/5/1983
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
11/20/1991
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
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
11/21/1990