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Canadian Politics is rich with dramatic possibilities, centering around figures like John Diefenbaker (top)
Canadian Politics is rich with dramatic possibilities, centering around figures like John Diefenbaker (top)

Canadian Politics is rich with dramatic possibilities, centering around figures like John Diefenbaker (top)

Date2/24/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Canadian Politics is rich with dramatic possibilities, centering around figures like John Diefenbaker (top)
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0043817F
Allan Blakeney has been in Saskatchewan politics for 22 years and his reputation isn't disputed
Allan Blakeney has been in Saskatchewan politics for 22 years and his reputation isn't disputed
4/25/1981
Taking a gamble on eliminating the separatist Parti Quebecois as a future threat in Quebec politics, Premier Robert Bourassa has devoted much of his c(...)
Taking a gamble on eliminating the separatist Parti Quebecois as a future threat in Quebec politics, Premier Robert Bourassa has devoted much of his c(...)
10/26/1973
George Drew's home. House at 112 Dunvegan Rd. was the home of George Drew when he was elected premier of Ontario in 1943. Ill health forced him from politics in 1956
George Drew's home. House at 112 Dunvegan Rd. was the home of George Drew when he was elected premier of Ontario in 1943. Ill health forced him from politics in 1956
7/13/1981
Glare of publicity or television lights does not usually faze former prime minister John Diefenbaker - but he likes dark glasses in Barbados (left). O(...)
Glare of publicity or television lights does not usually faze former prime minister John Diefenbaker - but he likes dark glasses in Barbados (left). O(...)
12/2/1976
Glared of publicity or television lights does not usually faze former prime minister John Diefenbaker - but he likes dark glasses in Barbados (left). (...)
Glared of publicity or television lights does not usually faze former prime minister John Diefenbaker - but he likes dark glasses in Barbados (left). (...)
1/23/1977
Basket for Donations to the Tory election campaign is ignored by Diefenbaker as he exchanges greeting with supporters crowding around him. The opposit(...)
Basket for Donations to the Tory election campaign is ignored by Diefenbaker as he exchanges greeting with supporters crowding around him. The opposit(...)
10/2/1965
The Chief's supporters crowd around Diefenbaker's limousine as he arrives at Royal York Hotel today for Conservative leadership convention. A Scottish(...)
The Chief's supporters crowd around Diefenbaker's limousine as he arrives at Royal York Hotel today for Conservative leadership convention. A Scottish(...)
9/6/1967
The nation's business. The Rt. Hon. John G. Diefenbaker last night solemnly told the Canadian people that everything the Liberals do is very, very bad(...)
The nation's business. The Rt. Hon. John G. Diefenbaker last night solemnly told the Canadian people that everything the Liberals do is very, very bad(...)
5/13/1965
John Diefenbaker: The late Conservative prime minister introduced the bill of rights to Parliament in 1960 as the harbinger of a new era in Canadian freedom
John Diefenbaker: The late Conservative prime minister introduced the bill of rights to Parliament in 1960 as the harbinger of a new era in Canadian freedom
10/29/1971
Happy Birthday to the Chief! Former prime minister John Diefenbaker turns 82 on Sunday, and to celebrate the event, the Grand Old Man of Canadian poli(...)
Happy Birthday to the Chief! Former prime minister John Diefenbaker turns 82 on Sunday, and to celebrate the event, the Grand Old Man of Canadian poli(...)
9/15/1977
He has a message, John Diefenbaker, the 78-year-old former prime minister, tells members of the Canadian Club yesterday in the Royal York. The message(...)
He has a message, John Diefenbaker, the 78-year-old former prime minister, tells members of the Canadian Club yesterday in the Royal York. The message(...)
2/11/1974
No Canadian should think that it will be the end for this country because Quebec leaves, former prime minister John Diefenbaker tells 1,500 people at (...)
No Canadian should think that it will be the end for this country because Quebec leaves, former prime minister John Diefenbaker tells 1,500 people at (...)
3/28/1977