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Ontario Premier William Davis welcomes his British Columbia counterpart, David Barrett, to his office yesterday
Ontario Premier William Davis welcomes his British Columbia counterpart, David Barrett, to his office yesterday

Ontario Premier William Davis welcomes his British Columbia counterpart, David Barrett, to his office yesterday

Date11/15/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ontario Premier William Davis welcomes his British Columbia counterpart, David Barrett, to his office yesterday. We discussed the weather and other important subjects, Barrett said later. He was in Toronto to address University of Toronto students and a
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Honorary premier George Allain, 18, of Brampton takes care of business while Premier William Davis smiles in the background of his office. Allain, nam(...)
Honorary premier George Allain, 18, of Brampton takes care of business while Premier William Davis smiles in the background of his office. Allain, nam(...)
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Premier William Davis says that at no time did his government ever plan the total development of the Bay block as an office complex
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Premier William Davis shakes hands with Martin Thompson, 11, his partner at ping-pong in Regent Park yesterday
Premier William Davis shakes hands with Martin Thompson, 11, his partner at ping-pong in Regent Park yesterday
5/17/1972
Premier William Davis returns the ball to his teenaged opponent in a ping-pong game in Regent Park yesterday
Premier William Davis returns the ball to his teenaged opponent in a ping-pong game in Regent Park yesterday
5/17/1972
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All in the family. Premier William Davis and his wife Kathleen were two of the stars in yesterday's annual baseball game between Queen's Park and the (...)
6/4/1981
All in the family. Premier William Davis and his wife Kathleen were two of the stars in yesterday's annual baseball game between Queen's Park and the (...)
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6/4/1981
Premier William Davis and his family sat virtually unnoticed in the audience yesterday as 813 graduates received their degrees at University of Wester(...)
Premier William Davis and his family sat virtually unnoticed in the audience yesterday as 813 graduates received their degrees at University of Wester(...)
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Queens Park talks: Quebec Liberal leader Robert Bourassa talks to reporters after his meeting with Premier William Davis yesterday
Queens Park talks: Quebec Liberal leader Robert Bourassa talks to reporters after his meeting with Premier William Davis yesterday
12/6/1984
Premier William Davis may have shown himself wise in backing off from the energy tax, says one reader, but his administration hasn't been wise. Davis'(...)
Premier William Davis may have shown himself wise in backing off from the energy tax, says one reader, but his administration hasn't been wise. Davis'(...)
12/21/1972
At son's side: A proud Vera Mildred Davis beams as son Premier William Davis acknowledges his election victory at a rally March 19
At son's side: A proud Vera Mildred Davis beams as son Premier William Davis acknowledges his election victory at a rally March 19
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Looking over new office, Education Minister William Davis (left) is ushered into the premier's suite at Queen's Park yesterday by retiring Premier Joh(...)
Looking over new office, Education Minister William Davis (left) is ushered into the premier's suite at Queen's Park yesterday by retiring Premier Joh(...)
2/16/1971
Still premier, but with a minority, William Davis stands with his daughter Cathy, 15, and his wife, Kathleen, last night in the Bramalea City Centre, (...)
Still premier, but with a minority, William Davis stands with his daughter Cathy, 15, and his wife, Kathleen, last night in the Bramalea City Centre, (...)
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