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Robert Welch: Minister for women's issues says parents often cripple their daughters' future
Robert Welch: Minister for women's issues says parents often cripple their daughters' future

Robert Welch: Minister for women's issues says parents often cripple their daughters' future

Date6/10/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robert Welch: Minister for women's issues says parents often cripple their daughters' future.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088624F
Actress Dawn Greenhalgh, shown with husband Ted Follows and youngest daughter, Megan, hasn't made up her mind who to vote for. Women's issues, she says, aren't being taken seriously
Actress Dawn Greenhalgh, shown with husband Ted Follows and youngest daughter, Megan, hasn't made up her mind who to vote for. Women's issues, she says, aren't being taken seriously
10/10/1972
John Couvell, 56. Retired from Canada Post, Couvell says affordable housing is his prime concern. He says council needs to address issues of children and women's safety, and he'd work to provide more job opportunities in the ward.
John Couvell, 56. Retired from Canada Post, Couvell says affordable housing is his prime concern. He says council needs to address issues of children and women's safety, and he'd work to provide more job opportunities in the ward.
10/27/1988
Higher profile: Sally Barnes, president of the Ontario Advisory Council on the Status of Women, urged women delegates at a Tory policy conference yesterday to speak out on women's issues
Higher profile: Sally Barnes, president of the Ontario Advisory Council on the Status of Women, urged women delegates at a Tory policy conference yesterday to speak out on women's issues
9/24/1983
Robert Welch: Energy Minister, deputy premier to take over women's portfolio
Robert Welch: Energy Minister, deputy premier to take over women's portfolio
7/3/1980
Ian Scott: Provincial attorney general is proud of the governement's action on women's issues
Ian Scott: Provincial attorney general is proud of the governement's action on women's issues
5/13/1986
I'm a little confused whether we should debate women's issues separately
I'm a little confused whether we should debate women's issues separately
6/20/1984
June Rowlands: Many issues are now in the public eye because women lobbied for them, she says
June Rowlands: Many issues are now in the public eye because women lobbied for them, she says
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Jean-Luc Pepin, Ottawa's transport minister says, I've got a handle on the issues
Jean-Luc Pepin, Ottawa's transport minister says, I've got a handle on the issues
11/28/1977
John Turner: Prime Minister says root issues are competence, experience, skill
John Turner: Prime Minister says root issues are competence, experience, skill
3/24/1984
Michael Doyle, says parents often blame schools for children's drug, alcohol problems.
Michael Doyle, says parents often blame schools for children's drug, alcohol problems.
2/28/1977
Daughter's distress: Lori Homolka: Karla's sister: is supported by parents Dorothy and Karel Homolka yesterday as they arrive at courthouse
Daughter's distress: Lori Homolka: Karla's sister: is supported by parents Dorothy and Karel Homolka yesterday as they arrive at courthouse
5/18/1993
Support for alternative schools: The real issue on private schools, says Lyle McBurney, is can parents have the freedom to select a school with a cultural, religious or special education dimension unavailable from the public system?
Support for alternative schools: The real issue on private schools, says Lyle McBurney, is can parents have the freedom to select a school with a cultural, religious or special education dimension unavailable from the public system?
10/14/1981