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Capturing A new the hearts and allegiance of Canadians in historic visit to Canada's capital, Prime Minister Churchill the oldest dominion, in his add(...)
Capturing A new the hearts and allegiance of Canadians in historic visit to Canada's capital, Prime Minister Churchill the oldest dominion, in his add(...)

Capturing A new the hearts and allegiance of Canadians in historic visit to Canada's capital, Prime Minister Churchill the oldest dominion, in his add(...)

Date1/10/1942
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Original Toronto Star caption: Capturing A new the hearts and allegiance of Canadians in historic visit to Canada's capital, Prime Minister Churchill the oldest dominion, in his address to the House of Commons, he brough goodwill and affection from the Motherland. is Britain's dynamic leader as he appeared at the press conference he held at Ottawa. Paying tribute to the valor of Canada forces at Hong Kong, he declared: I think the Canadian reinforcements enabled the force there to make an effective resistance consequently gained us days of value. The prime minister was in jacose and aptimistic mood as he answered or parried que [Incomplete]
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038129F
You are my Sunshine. Barbara Ann Scott skated into the hearts of Canadians when she won the Olympic gold medal in 1948 and she warmed the hearts of a (...)
You are my Sunshine. Barbara Ann Scott skated into the hearts of Canadians when she won the Olympic gold medal in 1948 and she warmed the hearts of a (...)
12/20/1983
A Tumultuous welcome greeted ex-prime minister during his visit to Waterloo county in 1947. He greets two friends, Dr. T. M. Robinson, 88, and William Winkler, 91. Mr. King's goal was to improve conditions and to bring about well-being of Canadians.
A Tumultuous welcome greeted ex-prime minister during his visit to Waterloo county in 1947. He greets two friends, Dr. T. M. Robinson, 88, and William Winkler, 91. Mr. King's goal was to improve conditions and to bring about well-being of Canadians.
7/24/1950
Baby in a carriage in the Chinese capital of Peking was among the sights that greeted Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife, Margaret, on their recent visit there
Baby in a carriage in the Chinese capital of Peking was among the sights that greeted Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife, Margaret, on their recent visit there
10/29/1973
Two prime ministers, Churchill of Great Britain and St
Two prime ministers, Churchill of Great Britain and St
1/14/1952
Memory maker: Terry Fletcher touches the hearts of British immigrants to Canada at his shop on Queen St. E. His monthly paper stresses the positive side of the news in Britain and will become a magazine in January.
Memory maker: Terry Fletcher touches the hearts of British immigrants to Canada at his shop on Queen St. E. His monthly paper stresses the positive side of the news in Britain and will become a magazine in January.
10/16/1985
The home amid the snow, or, Warm hearts in cold regions : a tale of Arctic life
The home amid the snow, or, Warm hearts in cold regions : a tale of Arctic life
1882
Miami, Fla.-He stole their hearts, their money and their dignity. But the 58-year-old Canadian gigolo says he gave his victims the time of their lives(...)
Miami, Fla.-He stole their hearts, their money and their dignity. But the 58-year-old Canadian gigolo says he gave his victims the time of their lives(...)
4/15/1992
Facing the storm, A weary Prime Minister Brian Mulroney on his way into yesterday's House of Commons session, where he pleaded for canadians to pull t(...)
Facing the storm, A weary Prime Minister Brian Mulroney on his way into yesterday's House of Commons session, where he pleaded for canadians to pull t(...)
5/22/1990
Walter Gordon. In the final excerpt from his new book, A Political Memoir, Walter Gordon appraises Canada's last six prime ministers, calling Pearson the wittiest, St. Laurent the greatest
Walter Gordon. In the final excerpt from his new book, A Political Memoir, Walter Gordon appraises Canada's last six prime ministers, calling Pearson the wittiest, St. Laurent the greatest
10/12/1976
His entire class Watches as teacher Vincent Simeonidez, 33, takes his oath of allegiance to Canada in Citizenship Court from Judge K. L. MacKenzie. Si(...)
His entire class Watches as teacher Vincent Simeonidez, 33, takes his oath of allegiance to Canada in Citizenship Court from Judge K. L. MacKenzie. Si(...)
12/21/1970
An open house thanked people with open hearts who raised $1,400 for wheelchair for Chris Van Santon, 15, a victim of cerebral palsy. His mother, Lori,(...)
An open house thanked people with open hearts who raised $1,400 for wheelchair for Chris Van Santon, 15, a victim of cerebral palsy. His mother, Lori,(...)
9/17/1977
Santa Claus waved his way into the hearts of thousands of Toronto youngsters today and sent their little minds racing ahead to Christmas Eve, when he (...)
Santa Claus waved his way into the hearts of thousands of Toronto youngsters today and sent their little minds racing ahead to Christmas Eve, when he (...)
11/17/1956