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Complaints about marijuana laws and student unemployment got no sympathy today from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau during session with young Liberals a(...)
Complaints about marijuana laws and student unemployment got no sympathy today from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau during session with young Liberals a(...)

Complaints about marijuana laws and student unemployment got no sympathy today from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau during session with young Liberals a(...)

Date6/24/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Complaints about marijuana laws and student unemployment got no sympathy today from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau during session with young Liberals at University of Toronto. He said my heart doesn't bleed for you on job issues and if they deliberately break drug laws you should be kicked in the ass.
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Working day. It's a full day in Toronto for Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau today. This morning he had a session with law students at York Uniersity and(...)
Working day. It's a full day in Toronto for Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau today. This morning he had a session with law students at York Uniersity and(...)
2/5/1981
Embattled labor minister John Munro (left) shared in Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's triumph last night in Hamilton where Trudeau told a cheering crowd Liberals rallies are fun
Embattled labor minister John Munro (left) shared in Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's triumph last night in Hamilton where Trudeau told a cheering crowd Liberals rallies are fun
7/5/1974
Dudley Laws: Black activist calls for an independent citizens' board to deal with policing complaints.
Dudley Laws: Black activist calls for an independent citizens' board to deal with policing complaints.
11/13/1980
Degree of honor: Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau laughs with University of Toronto Chancellor John Black Aird yesterday as he receives honorary doctorate of laws
Degree of honor: Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau laughs with University of Toronto Chancellor John Black Aird yesterday as he receives honorary doctorate of laws
3/21/1991
Relaxing in country between sessions of Commonwealth conference and his weekend student teach-in, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau visits Roy Jenkins (le(...)
Relaxing in country between sessions of Commonwealth conference and his weekend student teach-in, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau visits Roy Jenkins (le(...)
1/11/1969
Pulling up his socks during the formal opening of the fourth session of Canada's 28th Parliament yesterday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau makes sure h(...)
Pulling up his socks during the formal opening of the fourth session of Canada's 28th Parliament yesterday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau makes sure h(...)
2/17/1972
Ottawa - Whith Shine in his eyes Prime Minister Trudeau told a liberals that he is ready to handle over his job to Joe Clark and will see G.G. as soon is possible
Ottawa - Whith Shine in his eyes Prime Minister Trudeau told a liberals that he is ready to handle over his job to Joe Clark and will see G.G. as soon is possible
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Sidney Handleman, minister of consumer and commercial relations, said this week that he gets more complaints about insurance companies than any other business - and it's the industry's fault
Sidney Handleman, minister of consumer and commercial relations, said this week that he gets more complaints about insurance companies than any other business - and it's the industry's fault
2/1/1977
Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)
Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)
2/3/1970
Today, the Police Complaints Board under complaints commissioner Sidney Linden, left, will decide the officer's fate
Today, the Police Complaints Board under complaints commissioner Sidney Linden, left, will decide the officer's fate
1/20/1983
During a discussion of an independent inquiry into the way Metro police investigate complaints against the force, especially complaints of brutality, (...)
During a discussion of an independent inquiry into the way Metro police investigate complaints against the force, especially complaints of brutality, (...)
5/16/1974
Not a Mudder apparently, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, wearing brand new football cleats, got his foot on the ball all right to kick off today's Grey(...)
Not a Mudder apparently, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, wearing brand new football cleats, got his foot on the ball all right to kick off today's Grey(...)
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