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Joe Clark: Was he an asterisk prime minister like the four who served after Macdonald?
Joe Clark: Was he an asterisk prime minister like the four who served after Macdonald?

Joe Clark: Was he an asterisk prime minister like the four who served after Macdonald?

Date2/22/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Joe Clark: Was he an asterisk prime minister like the four who served after Macdonald?
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038605F
Joe Clark: Prime Minister delivered newspapers in his Alberta hometown when he was teenager
Joe Clark: Prime Minister delivered newspapers in his Alberta hometown when he was teenager
9/27/1979
Tete-a-tete. Prime Minister Joe Clark and Premier William Davis head into the premier's Queen's Park office for a private dinner which included smoked(...)
Tete-a-tete. Prime Minister Joe Clark and Premier William Davis head into the premier's Queen's Park office for a private dinner which included smoked(...)
9/6/1979
Neglected majority: Prime Minister Joe Clark told National Action Committee Canada's 7 million women are still under-represented in corridors of power
Neglected majority: Prime Minister Joe Clark told National Action Committee Canada's 7 million women are still under-represented in corridors of power
2/2/1980
Setting the social pace in Ottawa are Prime Minister Joe Clark, his wife Maureen McTeer, shown with their daughter Catherine, 3. And it's a slow pace,(...)
Setting the social pace in Ottawa are Prime Minister Joe Clark, his wife Maureen McTeer, shown with their daughter Catherine, 3. And it's a slow pace,(...)
2/15/1979
End of the old politics. Prime Minister Joe Clark could end the Liberal domination of Quebec federal politics and begin a Tory renaissance there, writ(...)
End of the old politics. Prime Minister Joe Clark could end the Liberal domination of Quebec federal politics and begin a Tory renaissance there, writ(...)
4/25/1979
Goose eggs: Prime Minister Joe Clark forms zeros with his hands to show 3,500 Tories in Etobicoke last night how many policies the Liberals have
Goose eggs: Prime Minister Joe Clark forms zeros with his hands to show 3,500 Tories in Etobicoke last night how many policies the Liberals have
2/14/1980
Puckered out. Prime Minister Joe Clark puckers for the party with Linda Eby in a campaign swing through Barrie. Buoyed by the rescue of six U.S. offic(...)
Puckered out. Prime Minister Joe Clark puckers for the party with Linda Eby in a campaign swing through Barrie. Buoyed by the rescue of six U.S. offic(...)
1/30/1980
Maureen's a good skate. Maureen McTeer, wife of Opposition Leader and former prime minister Joe Clark, too to the ice at Toronto City Hall yesterday w(...)
Maureen's a good skate. Maureen McTeer, wife of Opposition Leader and former prime minister Joe Clark, too to the ice at Toronto City Hall yesterday w(...)
12/1/1980
No tears: Looking relaxed and sporting his favorite blue sweater, Prime Minister Joe Clark flew back to Ottawa yesterday to begin the transfer of power to Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau
No tears: Looking relaxed and sporting his favorite blue sweater, Prime Minister Joe Clark flew back to Ottawa yesterday to begin the transfer of power to Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau
2/19/1980
Promoted: Ontario cabinet minister Larry Grossman, above with his father, Allan Grossman, who served as cabinet minister until he retired in 1975, and with Premier William Davis (at left)
Promoted: Ontario cabinet minister Larry Grossman, above with his father, Allan Grossman, who served as cabinet minister until he retired in 1975, and with Premier William Davis (at left)
3/19/1981
Back at Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate institute in Agincourt, which he opened 10 years ago, former prime minister John Diefenbaker speaks last nigh(...)
Back at Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate institute in Agincourt, which he opened 10 years ago, former prime minister John Diefenbaker speaks last nigh(...)
10/28/1974
Nail-Biting Time: Consitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark, who must put his finger on a recipe for Canadian unity, is deep in thought at yesterday's conference
Nail-Biting Time: Consitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark, who must put his finger on a recipe for Canadian unity, is deep in thought at yesterday's conference
2/9/1992