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Peter Lougheed (left) and Pierre Trudeau were careful to release only skimpy details of their failed oil prices negotiations, next move is up to Alberta
Peter Lougheed (left) and Pierre Trudeau were careful to release only skimpy details of their failed oil prices negotiations, next move is up to Alberta

Peter Lougheed (left) and Pierre Trudeau were careful to release only skimpy details of their failed oil prices negotiations, next move is up to Alberta

Date12/1/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Peter Lougheed (left) and Pierre Trudeau were careful to release only skimpy details of their failed oil prices negotiations, next move is up to Alberta
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On the line: United Steelworkers organizers lead Tim Hortons employees on the picket line yesterday after negotiations failed at two outlets in London, Ont
On the line: United Steelworkers organizers lead Tim Hortons employees on the picket line yesterday after negotiations failed at two outlets in London, Ont
2/23/1998
Alberta premier Peter Lougheed says he's a Canadian first - but there's no doubt that the coming election in his province will have as one of its themes the future of oil-rich Alberta within confederation
Alberta premier Peter Lougheed says he's a Canadian first - but there's no doubt that the coming election in his province will have as one of its themes the future of oil-rich Alberta within confederation
3/7/1973
Standoff ends: Police arrest one of two men wanted in the shooting of Constable Peter Vincent, inset, in Mississauga following eight hours of negotiations
Standoff ends: Police arrest one of two men wanted in the shooting of Constable Peter Vincent, inset, in Mississauga following eight hours of negotiations
10/22/1991
Eskimo fans, dressed as blue-eyed Arabs with $100 bills to spare, were sitting in the same section as Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed
Eskimo fans, dressed as blue-eyed Arabs with $100 bills to spare, were sitting in the same section as Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed
11/23/1980
Free trade advocates: Former Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed and former finance minister Donald Macdonald, right, were speaking yesterday as co-chairmen of the Canadian Alliance for Trade and Job Opportunities
Free trade advocates: Former Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed and former finance minister Donald Macdonald, right, were speaking yesterday as co-chairmen of the Canadian Alliance for Trade and Job Opportunities
10/8/1987
He never delivered family allowance cheques early because he was tied up in union-management negotiations, says letter carrier Martin Gaudy, but he wa(...)
He never delivered family allowance cheques early because he was tied up in union-management negotiations, says letter carrier Martin Gaudy, but he wa(...)
2/17/1978
Public park talks: When union local president Bob Kennett (left) refused to cross a picket line to meet mayor Dennis Flynn in Etobicoke's Civic Centre, the two men held informal negotiations in a public park across the street
Public park talks: When union local president Bob Kennett (left) refused to cross a picket line to meet mayor Dennis Flynn in Etobicoke's Civic Centre, the two men held informal negotiations in a public park across the street
7/26/1984
Sleepy and angry early today, after a long night of fruitless negotiations, Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey (left), TTC Chairman Gordon Hurlburt and TTC c(...)
Sleepy and angry early today, after a long night of fruitless negotiations, Metro Chairman Paul Godfrey (left), TTC Chairman Gordon Hurlburt and TTC c(...)
9/10/1978
The stock market has been anything but kind to investors in th past year. Two Metro men, Peter Cossete, left, and Stuart Shoemaker, right, might be described as typical individual investors. Shoemaker is disillusioned by recent drop in stock prices, while Cossette still sees the market a comeback in the next year or so, Cossette calls market an irrational creature.'
The stock market has been anything but kind to investors in th past year. Two Metro men, Peter Cossete, left, and Stuart Shoemaker, right, might be described as typical individual investors. Shoemaker is disillusioned by recent drop in stock prices, while Cossette still sees the market a comeback in the next year or so, Cossette calls market an irrational creature.'
5/23/1974
Sampling Ontario Hospitality, Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed (left) quaffs a mug of beer as he and wife, Jeanne, talk with fellow-Conservative Ontario(...)
Sampling Ontario Hospitality, Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed (left) quaffs a mug of beer as he and wife, Jeanne, talk with fellow-Conservative Ontario(...)
9/27/1971
Premiers Peter Lougheed (left) of Alberta, Rene Levesque of Quebec and Bill Davis (right) at game
Premiers Peter Lougheed (left) of Alberta, Rene Levesque of Quebec and Bill Davis (right) at game
11/26/1978
Good point: Ontario Deputy Minister Robert Welch (right) tries a witticism on (from left) Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, New foundland Premier Brian Peckford and Alberta's Peter Lougheed
Good point: Ontario Deputy Minister Robert Welch (right) tries a witticism on (from left) Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, New foundland Premier Brian Peckford and Alberta's Peter Lougheed
8/8/1983