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Facing the news
Facing the news

Facing the news

Date8/12/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Facing the news: Paul Cosgrove watched the news of his demotion at home with daughter Cara, 9, last night. The 48-year-old former housing minister was dropped from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's cabinet in a shuffle yesterday. He blamed tough economic times for his unpopularity.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0040396F
Facing the press: Enveloped in a cage of microphones, New Democrat leader Ed Broadbent answers reporters questions outside party headquarters in Oshawa yesterday
Facing the press: Enveloped in a cage of microphones, New Democrat leader Ed Broadbent answers reporters questions outside party headquarters in Oshawa yesterday
11/18/1988
Walter Cronkite. reluctantly submits to a make-up session before facing the largest television news audience (80 million) in the U.S
Walter Cronkite. reluctantly submits to a make-up session before facing the largest television news audience (80 million) in the U.S
4/12/1971
Facing the axe: A de Havilland worker, leaving the Downsview plant yesterday with fellow employees, reacts with a thumbs-down to news of 1,300 layoffs
Facing the axe: A de Havilland worker, leaving the Downsview plant yesterday with fellow employees, reacts with a thumbs-down to news of 1,300 layoffs
10/4/1991
Letter from John S. Morgan to William W. Baldwin regarding his appointment to Collectorship of New York and on family news. - 4 p.
Letter from John S. Morgan to William W. Baldwin regarding his appointment to Collectorship of New York and on family news. - 4 p.
1841-03-23
Opposition split: New democrat leader Bob Rae, left, greets Andy Brandt following the interim Tory leader's farewell news conference at Queen's Park yesterday
Opposition split: New democrat leader Bob Rae, left, greets Andy Brandt following the interim Tory leader's farewell news conference at Queen's Park yesterday
5/9/1990
Rejects text: The final text of the free trade deal merely confirmed our worst fears, New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent told reporters at a news conference yesterday
Rejects text: The final text of the free trade deal merely confirmed our worst fears, New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent told reporters at a news conference yesterday
12/11/1987
Facing off for charity. A hockey player in high school and university, Mississauga Mayor Martin Dobkin (right) faces off against fireman Dwight Larkin(...)
Facing off for charity. A hockey player in high school and university, Mississauga Mayor Martin Dobkin (right) faces off against fireman Dwight Larkin(...)
10/29/1974
Facing charges: From left, Councillo Robert Sherwood, committee of adjustment head Ronald Moran and ex-cuncillor Ronald Dancey turn themselves in at York Regional Police headquarters yesterday
Facing charges: From left, Councillo Robert Sherwood, committee of adjustment head Ronald Moran and ex-cuncillor Ronald Dancey turn themselves in at York Regional Police headquarters yesterday
7/27/1992
Gayle Christie: York's mayor is facing a tough battle against Controller Alan Tonks
Gayle Christie: York's mayor is facing a tough battle against Controller Alan Tonks
9/8/1978
Grim News: A devastated Betty Disero sits in her city hall office yesterday after learning her election to Toronto council last November was declared void
Grim News: A devastated Betty Disero sits in her city hall office yesterday after learning her election to Toronto council last November was declared void
4/7/1992
Listening to B.B.C. Radio News - Barbodos -
Listening to B.B.C. Radio News - Barbodos -
1/27/1977
Standing together in Toronto last night at the annual dinner of Canadian Press news service, Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa (left) talks with Ontario (...)
Standing together in Toronto last night at the annual dinner of Canadian Press news service, Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa (left) talks with Ontario (...)
4/28/1971