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Murray McLauchlan, child of the streets, poet-laureate of low-lifers from Bonovista Bay to Vancouver Island, champion of the drifter in all of us, has(...)
Murray McLauchlan, child of the streets, poet-laureate of low-lifers from Bonovista Bay to Vancouver Island, champion of the drifter in all of us, has(...)

Murray McLauchlan, child of the streets, poet-laureate of low-lifers from Bonovista Bay to Vancouver Island, champion of the drifter in all of us, has(...)

Date10/23/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Murray McLauchlan, child of the streets, poet-laureate of low-lifers from Bonovista Bay to Vancouver Island, champion of the drifter in all of us, has come home to roost. It's got good vibes, this house, he says after a pull from a bottle of beer. There's [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067329F
Strong-armed: Dangling a rosary, a protestor is hauled away by police yesterday during pro-lifers' efforts to stop women from entering the Morgentaler abortion clinic
Strong-armed: Dangling a rosary, a protestor is hauled away by police yesterday during pro-lifers' efforts to stop women from entering the Morgentaler abortion clinic
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Clayton Ruby: Lawyer accused by pro-lifers of controlling Barbara Dodd
Clayton Ruby: Lawyer accused by pro-lifers of controlling Barbara Dodd
7/11/1989
As three lifers hold 15 hostages in the British Columbia penitentiary, at New Westminster, prison director Dragan Cernetic (centre) confers with two o(...)
As three lifers hold 15 hostages in the British Columbia penitentiary, at New Westminster, prison director Dragan Cernetic (centre) confers with two o(...)
6/9/1975
Back at home: Murray McLauchlan, who plays Convocation Hall tonight, has received an ACTRA nomination for best TV variety performance in his special, Floating Over Canada
Back at home: Murray McLauchlan, who plays Convocation Hall tonight, has received an ACTRA nomination for best TV variety performance in his special, Floating Over Canada
3/18/1986
The original script for next year's CBC Canada Day TV special called for Toronto's popular singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan to roll along Bay St(...)
The original script for next year's CBC Canada Day TV special called for Toronto's popular singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan to roll along Bay St(...)
10/18/1984
Off to the movies. Singer Murray McLauchlan's all set for a night at the movies, Tears Are Not Enough, in fact, which had its gala premiere at the Hyl(...)
Off to the movies. Singer Murray McLauchlan's all set for a night at the movies, Tears Are Not Enough, in fact, which had its gala premiere at the Hyl(...)
10/2/1985
Murray's turn. It was singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan's turn to serenade visitors to Ontario Place Forum and he delivered with his usual class for the Victoria Day crowd last night
Murray's turn. It was singer or songwriter Murray McLauchlan's turn to serenade visitors to Ontario Place Forum and he delivered with his usual class for the Victoria Day crowd last night
5/23/1983
Bernie Fiedler and Bernie Finkelstein managers. Well, they do more than manage Dan Hill, Bruce Cockburn and Murray McLauchlan. The latter two record for their True North record company, as does Ronny Abramson, so what the two Bernies really have is a mini
Bernie Fiedler and Bernie Finkelstein managers. Well, they do more than manage Dan Hill, Bruce Cockburn and Murray McLauchlan. The latter two record for their True North record company, as does Ronny Abramson, so what the two Bernies really have is a mini
2/9/1979
Murray McLauchlan
Murray McLauchlan
3/12/1989
Murray McLauchlan
Murray McLauchlan
3/12/1989
A Forum favorite: Murray McLauchlan sang to 4,200 fans at Ontario Place Forum last night
A Forum favorite: Murray McLauchlan sang to 4,200 fans at Ontario Place Forum last night
7/12/1984
Murray McLauchlan. Little sentimentality
Murray McLauchlan. Little sentimentality
3/13/1973