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Presentation of seven heroes to the King and Queen at the open air reception on the steps of Alberta's capitol was one of the happiest moments is Edmo(...)
Presentation of seven heroes to the King and Queen at the open air reception on the steps of Alberta's capitol was one of the happiest moments is Edmo(...)

Presentation of seven heroes to the King and Queen at the open air reception on the steps of Alberta's capitol was one of the happiest moments is Edmo(...)

Date6/3/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: Presentation of seven heroes to the King and Queen at the open air reception on the steps of Alberta's capitol was one of the happiest moments is Edmonton. All had been awarded the Victoria Cross in the great war. They were military officers in uniform; business men and farmers. Major Harcus Strachan; Calgary banker; in trim gray suit; carrying cane and gloves; bows low to the Queen.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122423F
MLA for Wainwright, Alta., Charles Stewart has been arguing Alberta's case on the constitution at Queen's Park.
MLA for Wainwright, Alta., Charles Stewart has been arguing Alberta's case on the constitution at Queen's Park.
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Teen queen, Jody Trammell, a 17-year-old Vancouver high school student, puts on a regal air moments after winning the Miss Teen Canada title in Metro last night
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A moments bantering was exchanged last night between former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau during reception at residence of Canadian High Commissioner Paul Martin
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The final day of the Canadian Open at Oakville yesterday produced some exciting moments, one of which was provided by Jack Nicklaus. The Golden Bear w(...)
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1/31/1983
The final day of the Canadian Open at Oakville yesterday produced some exciting moments, one of which was provided by Jack Nicklaus. The Golden Bear w(...)
The final day of the Canadian Open at Oakville yesterday produced some exciting moments, one of which was provided by Jack Nicklaus. The Golden Bear w(...)
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Fanfare of seven trumpets greeted Quebec Premier Jean Lesage as he walked up the steps of Queen's Park this afternoon on visit to Toronto as guest of the Ontario government
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Guess who won? That's Alberta's Gord Syme clutching the trophy he won yesterday as the outstanding defensive player in Golden Bears' 40-21 defeat of Ottawa Gee Gees
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Toronto Oilman Donald Moore wants to detonate an A-bomb to unlock oil reserves under Alberta's oil sands. The government isn't interested.
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Good point: Ontario Deputy Minister Robert Welch (right) tries a witticism on (from left) Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, New foundland Premier Brian Peckford and Alberta's Peter Lougheed
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Marchers support Alberta's Gainers' workers
Marchers support Alberta's Gainers' workers
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Alberta's Premier E. C. Manning, left, pays strict attention as Quebec's Premier Johnson at the Confederation of Tomorrow conference accuses certain u(...)
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