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Robert Nixon. Ontario must be anchor of Confederation
Robert Nixon. Ontario must be anchor of Confederation

Robert Nixon. Ontario must be anchor of Confederation

Date9/19/1964
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robert Nixon. Ontario must be anchor of Confederation
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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_0071009F
John Evans, president of the University of Toronto, feels care must be taken in Confederation debate lest strident outcires endanger real progress that has been made in Quebec over the years
John Evans, president of the University of Toronto, feels care must be taken in Confederation debate lest strident outcires endanger real progress that has been made in Quebec over the years
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7/22/1975
On his arrival at Ontario LIberal Leader Robert Nixon's farm Saturday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, with Nixon behind him, is caught in a crowd that(...)
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6/8/1975
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10/20/1971
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10/23/1973
Laughing together, Mrs. Robert Stanbury, wife of the minister responsible for Information Canada, and Ontario Liberal Leader Robert Nixon listen to sp(...)
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4/17/1970
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Future good, Ontario Treasurer Robert Nixon outlines Ontario's prospects for economic growth in the Legislature yesterday. The treasurer said while he(...)
7/11/1985
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Ontario liberal leader Robert Nixon addresses potential convention delegates last night in Oakville while Donald Deacon, who is challenging hims for t(...)
9/6/1973
Robert Nixon, who is seeking re-election as Ontario Liberal leader, chats with Jane McCarty and Eric McNair at the Liberal leadership convention dance(...)
Robert Nixon, who is seeking re-election as Ontario Liberal leader, chats with Jane McCarty and Eric McNair at the Liberal leadership convention dance(...)
10/26/1973
Seeing expo cheaply was the theme Jack Benny, the world's most popular tightwad, was promoting as he pedalled Ontario Liberal leader Robert Nixon and (...)
Seeing expo cheaply was the theme Jack Benny, the world's most popular tightwad, was promoting as he pedalled Ontario Liberal leader Robert Nixon and (...)
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Ontario liberal leader Robert Nixon
Ontario liberal leader Robert Nixon
10/22/1973