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The resignation of Defence Minister Douglas Harkness, here explaining his nuclear arms stand in the rotunda of the House of Commons, helped bring abou(...)
The resignation of Defence Minister Douglas Harkness, here explaining his nuclear arms stand in the rotunda of the House of Commons, helped bring abou(...)

The resignation of Defence Minister Douglas Harkness, here explaining his nuclear arms stand in the rotunda of the House of Commons, helped bring abou(...)

Date2/5/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: The resignation of Defence Minister Douglas Harkness, here explaining his nuclear arms stand in the rotunda of the House of Commons, helped bring about motion of government's foes and put Diefenbaker on hotseat.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0053075F
Harkness, Douglas S
Harkness, Douglas S
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The NDP stands alone in unqualified and unambiguous opposition to nuclear arms
The NDP stands alone in unqualified and unambiguous opposition to nuclear arms
2/16/1963
Finance Minister Edgar Benson stands outside the House with copy of tax bill he introduced to Commons on Friday
Finance Minister Edgar Benson stands outside the House with copy of tax bill he introduced to Commons on Friday
6/17/1971
Mrs Nora Gilbert puts her arms around her husband John Gilbert, the NDP MP for Broadview, who retained his seat in the House of Commons
Mrs Nora Gilbert puts her arms around her husband John Gilbert, the NDP MP for Broadview, who retained his seat in the House of Commons
7/8/1974
Image shows a politician John Bosley standing behind a sign marking his riding office. 
Just an MP: John Bosley, who quit as Speaker of the House of Commons on Sept. 5, stands behind a sign marking his riding office yesterday.
9/23/1986
Arms raised in victory, Douglas Kennedy, 53, stands on platform at his campaign headquarters in Port Credit, with daughters Janet (left) and Pat, and (...)
Arms raised in victory, Douglas Kennedy, 53, stands on platform at his campaign headquarters in Port Credit, with daughters Janet (left) and Pat, and (...)
10/21/1971
In spotlight: External Affairs Minister Joe Clark's visit to the Soviet Union comes right in the middle of the nuclear arms talks
In spotlight: External Affairs Minister Joe Clark's visit to the Soviet Union comes right in the middle of the nuclear arms talks
1/14/1983
Back-Slapping Backbenchers give Prime Minister Diefenbaker a cheery welcome as he arrives at the House of Commons yesterday. However, proceedings were(...)
Back-Slapping Backbenchers give Prime Minister Diefenbaker a cheery welcome as he arrives at the House of Commons yesterday. However, proceedings were(...)
2/6/1963
Collision! Prime Minister Diefenbaker, rushing from office to House seat, collides with a woman rushing for Commons gallery to witness voting
Collision! Prime Minister Diefenbaker, rushing from office to House seat, collides with a woman rushing for Commons gallery to witness voting
2/6/1963
In sparkling form, former prime minister John Diefenbaker told the Empire Club today that detergent should be provided at House of Commons to launder (...)
In sparkling form, former prime minister John Diefenbaker told the Empire Club today that detergent should be provided at House of Commons to launder (...)
3/9/1972
Back in 1960, prime minister Diefenbaker, left, and his justice minister, Davie Fulton, centre, proposed a formula for bringing the constitution back to Canada, but Tommy Douglas, right, opposed it
Back in 1960, prime minister Diefenbaker, left, and his justice minister, Davie Fulton, centre, proposed a formula for bringing the constitution back to Canada, but Tommy Douglas, right, opposed it
9/19/1970
Guest speaker: Lord Carrington, secretary-general of NATO, told the Empire Club yesterday that he's opposed to a unilateral arms reduction or a nuclear weapons freeze
Guest speaker: Lord Carrington, secretary-general of NATO, told the Empire Club yesterday that he's opposed to a unilateral arms reduction or a nuclear weapons freeze
1/23/1985