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Premiers ponder a day of speeches
Premiers ponder a day of speeches

Premiers ponder a day of speeches

Date11/26/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premiers ponder a day of speeches. Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session. Clockwise from top left: Joe Ghiz of Prince Edward Island; Robert Bourassa of Quebec; Bill Vander Zalm of British Columbia; Howard Pawley of Manitoba and John Buchanan of Nova Scotia.
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Premiers ponder a day of speeches, Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session
Premiers ponder a day of speeches, Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session
11/26/1987
Premiers ponder a day of speeches, Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session
Premiers ponder a day of speeches, Premiers attending the first ministers' conference in Toronto appear deep in thought during yesterday's opening session
11/26/1987
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