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Running hard: Backed by a dozen Liberal MPPs, Lyn McLeod is one the front runners in a race that could make her the first woman in Ontario to head a major political party
Running hard: Backed by a dozen Liberal MPPs, Lyn McLeod is one the front runners in a race that could make her the first woman in Ontario to head a major political party

Running hard: Backed by a dozen Liberal MPPs, Lyn McLeod is one the front runners in a race that could make her the first woman in Ontario to head a major political party

Date1/16/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Running hard: Backed by a dozen Liberal MPPs, Lyn McLeod is one the front runners in a race that could make her the first woman in Ontario to head a major political party.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067486F
Hail to the chief: Queen's Park Liberals, including scarborough MPP Alvin Curling, welcome new leader Lyn McLeod yesterday to first full day on the job
Hail to the chief: Queen's Park Liberals, including scarborough MPP Alvin Curling, welcome new leader Lyn McLeod yesterday to first full day on the job
2/11/1992
Moment of triumph: Lyn McLeod exults at her win early today in liberal leadership race
Moment of triumph: Lyn McLeod exults at her win early today in liberal leadership race
2/8/1992
Front runners: Councillor Jack Layton, left, with a two-month head start, June Rowlands, who leaves her post atop the Metro Police Service Board tomorrow, and Councillor Tom Jakobek are possible successors to Mayor Art Eggleton
Front runners: Councillor Jack Layton, left, with a two-month head start, June Rowlands, who leaves her post atop the Metro Police Service Board tomorrow, and Councillor Tom Jakobek are possible successors to Mayor Art Eggleton
5/1/1991
Gracious losers: Liberal rivals Steve Mahoney, left, and Murray Elston help Lyn McLeod bask in crowd's acclaim after she won the party's crown
Gracious losers: Liberal rivals Steve Mahoney, left, and Murray Elston help Lyn McLeod bask in crowd's acclaim after she won the party's crown
2/9/1992
As a single woman Sheila Copps, then a Liberal MPP, strongly backed sole-support mothers, above at a women's picnic in Queen's Park in 1981
As a single woman Sheila Copps, then a Liberal MPP, strongly backed sole-support mothers, above at a women's picnic in Queen's Park in 1981
7/24/1981
Staying on track: York University's David Reid, 20, one of Canada's top young runners, is training long and hard for the indoor track and field season
Staying on track: York University's David Reid, 20, one of Canada's top young runners, is training long and hard for the indoor track and field season
9/28/1983
Staying on track: York University's David Reid, 20, one of Canada's top young runners, is training long and hard for the indoor track and field season
Staying on track: York University's David Reid, 20, one of Canada's top young runners, is training long and hard for the indoor track and field season
9/28/1983
What's cooking? Liberal Leader Jean Chretien holsts sausages while chatting with Ontario leader Lyn McLeod, right, and Joe Foti, host of the annual do
What's cooking? Liberal Leader Jean Chretien holsts sausages while chatting with Ontario leader Lyn McLeod, right, and Joe Foti, host of the annual do
7/25/1992
Peace flame: Musician Moe Koffman, a running enthusiast, carries the torch and leads a crowd of peace runners away from Queen's Park on their way to Toronto City Hall
Peace flame: Musician Moe Koffman, a running enthusiast, carries the torch and leads a crowd of peace runners away from Queen's Park on their way to Toronto City Hall
6/27/1987
3,800 runners race for fitness Steve Findlay beats huge field in Eaton's race
3,800 runners race for fitness Steve Findlay beats huge field in Eaton's race
5/2/1982
Hot Seat, Bernard Ostry, the head of TV Ontario, under gruelling questioning by MPPs yesterday, says he's considering handling over his posts to a younger person
Hot Seat, Bernard Ostry, the head of TV Ontario, under gruelling questioning by MPPs yesterday, says he's considering handling over his posts to a younger person
8/9/1991
Phosphate-free detergent got its day at City Hall Square today when three Liberal MPPs started banding out 1,000 packets of the detergent. James Trott(...)
Phosphate-free detergent got its day at City Hall Square today when three Liberal MPPs started banding out 1,000 packets of the detergent. James Trott(...)
4/22/1970