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In the red, Wearing his trademark red tie and standing against the backd'op of his party logo, Premier David Peterson puts 1,800 Liberal party members(...)
In the red, Wearing his trademark red tie and standing against the backd'op of his party logo, Premier David Peterson puts 1,800 Liberal party members(...)

In the red, Wearing his trademark red tie and standing against the backd'op of his party logo, Premier David Peterson puts 1,800 Liberal party members(...)

Date4/4/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: In the red, Wearing his trademark red tie and standing against the backd'op of his party logo, Premier David Peterson puts 1,800 Liberal party members on election alert, telling them yesterday, I need this party ready at any time. Asked later whether that meant an election could be held at any time, Peterson replied, That's right.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073429F
$10 a month forever, Premier David Peterson, left, and Toronto Liberal delegate Ian MacMillan inspect their red signature ties, trademark of the provincial party and now a fundraising symbol
$10 a month forever, Premier David Peterson, left, and Toronto Liberal delegate Ian MacMillan inspect their red signature ties, trademark of the provincial party and now a fundraising symbol
4/5/1987
Party Parley: Former Ontario premier David Peterson, left, and federal Liberal leader Jean Chretien chat last night at $500-a-plate Liberal fundraiser that drew 1,800 to a downtown Toronto hotel
Party Parley: Former Ontario premier David Peterson, left, and federal Liberal leader Jean Chretien chat last night at $500-a-plate Liberal fundraiser that drew 1,800 to a downtown Toronto hotel
11/21/1990
Conquering hero, Premier David Peterson is applauded by his new Liberal party caucus at Queen's Park yesterday
Conquering hero, Premier David Peterson is applauded by his new Liberal party caucus at Queen's Park yesterday
9/17/1987
So long for now, Premier David Peterson loosened his tie and slung his jacket over his shoulder before waving goodbye yesterday as the Ontario Legislature recessed for the summer
So long for now, Premier David Peterson loosened his tie and slung his jacket over his shoulder before waving goodbye yesterday as the Ontario Legislature recessed for the summer
7/10/1986
Lunch break, Premier David Peterson plays host to members of his staff at a barbecue at his farm near London yesterday
Lunch break, Premier David Peterson plays host to members of his staff at a barbecue at his farm near London yesterday
9/7/1990
David Peterson, less than a day after being sworn in as Ontario's first Liberal premier in almost 42 years, meets with his 22-member cabinet this morn(...)
David Peterson, less than a day after being sworn in as Ontario's first Liberal premier in almost 42 years, meets with his 22-member cabinet this morn(...)
6/27/1985
A Peterson vote of confidence. Ontario Premier David Peterson and wife Shelley welcome Brenda Muncaster to a Liberal party fundraiser last night, whil(...)
A Peterson vote of confidence. Ontario Premier David Peterson and wife Shelley welcome Brenda Muncaster to a Liberal party fundraiser last night, whil(...)
5/14/1986
Gala dinner for the Petersons. Ontario Premier David Peterson and wife Shelley arrive as guests of honor at a Liberal party fundraiser last night. The(...)
Gala dinner for the Petersons. Ontario Premier David Peterson and wife Shelley arrive as guests of honor at a Liberal party fundraiser last night. The(...)
5/14/1986
Eye to eye: Liberal leader John Turner, spoke to Toronto Liberals yesterday, greets his Ontario counterpart, David Peterson, wearing an eyepatch because of an eye infection
Eye to eye: Liberal leader John Turner, spoke to Toronto Liberals yesterday, greets his Ontario counterpart, David Peterson, wearing an eyepatch because of an eye infection
2/28/1985
Basil Baker easily puts the 1974 registration on his car by placing a small red sticker (circled) on the 1973 rear license plate. No more knuckle-scr(...)
Basil Baker easily puts the 1974 registration on his car by placing a small red sticker (circled) on the 1973 rear license plate. No more knuckle-scr(...)
12/6/1973
Standing firm, Ontario Premier David Peterson, above right, tried hard to be diplomatic at the premiers' conference but he kept to his opinions on the(...)
Standing firm, Ontario Premier David Peterson, above right, tried hard to be diplomatic at the premiers' conference but he kept to his opinions on the(...)
2/8/1984
Jupilant NDP members carry David Lewis, the party's national vice-president, around Keelesdale arena after his win in York South where he defeated incumbent P
Jupilant NDP members carry David Lewis, the party's national vice-president, around Keelesdale arena after his win in York South where he defeated incumbent P
1/1/1962