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Lily Munro, Culture minister hopes to review and strengthen the Ontario Heritage Act
Lily Munro, Culture minister hopes to review and strengthen the Ontario Heritage Act

Lily Munro, Culture minister hopes to review and strengthen the Ontario Heritage Act

Date9/27/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lily Munro, Culture minister hopes to review and strengthen the Ontario Heritage Act.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070162F
It's the Ontario Place polka. Polish dancers Ron and Barbara Szabunia, in traditional costume, join Minister of Citizenship and Culture Lily Munro and(...)
It's the Ontario Place polka. Polish dancers Ron and Barbara Szabunia, in traditional costume, join Minister of Citizenship and Culture Lily Munro and(...)
5/8/1986
I need all the help I can get., That's what Lily Munro, Ontario's new Liberal minister of citizenship and culture, said when film festival director Wa(...)
I need all the help I can get., That's what Lily Munro, Ontario's new Liberal minister of citizenship and culture, said when film festival director Wa(...)
6/26/1985
Getting down to business, Lily Munro, Ontario's new minister of citizenship and culture, discussed a wide range of goals in a frank interview with The Star's Sid Adilman
Getting down to business, Lily Munro, Ontario's new minister of citizenship and culture, discussed a wide range of goals in a frank interview with The Star's Sid Adilman
9/27/1985
Culture Minister Lily Munro and Attorney-General Ian Scott join youngsters in a dance after announcing a $241,488 grant for the Cabbagetown Community (...)
Culture Minister Lily Munro and Attorney-General Ian Scott join youngsters in a dance after announcing a $241,488 grant for the Cabbagetown Community (...)
7/6/1989
New vision: Mohamed Sharmarke, chairman of the board of the Canadian-African Newcomer Aid Centre of Toronto, hopes Canada will be seen as a model for different cultures living together
New vision: Mohamed Sharmarke, chairman of the board of the Canadian-African Newcomer Aid Centre of Toronto, hopes Canada will be seen as a model for different cultures living together
8/15/1991
Lily Munro
Lily Munro
3/27/1987
Helping a friend, John Munro, centre, head of the Canadian Transport Commission, and his wife Lily joked with Walter Gordon, a former Liberal finance (...)
Helping a friend, John Munro, centre, head of the Canadian Transport Commission, and his wife Lily joked with Walter Gordon, a former Liberal finance (...)
11/28/1984
Lily Munro
Lily Munro
2/10/1986
Lily Munro
Lily Munro
6/1/1989
The unofficial Minister of Arms in the Blue Jays clubhouse is head trainer Tommy Criag, here helping Tony Fernandez strengthen his elbow
The unofficial Minister of Arms in the Blue Jays clubhouse is head trainer Tommy Criag, here helping Tony Fernandez strengthen his elbow
2/29/1988
Keeping culture: Retired teachers James Cunningham, left, and Jack Blyth, as well as David Pogson, a Royal Navy veteran, feel students are being denied an education about Canada's British heritage.
Keeping culture: Retired teachers James Cunningham, left, and Jack Blyth, as well as David Pogson, a Royal Navy veteran, feel students are being denied an education about Canada's British heritage.
5/15/1990
Ron Kelly is organizing an Act up (Aids Coalition To Unleash Power) group in the hopes of jolting Metro's gay community into taking more radical actinon
Ron Kelly is organizing an Act up (Aids Coalition To Unleash Power) group in the hopes of jolting Metro's gay community into taking more radical actinon
1/24/1991