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Kyle Rae: First openly gay councillor represents ward vacated by Jack Layton
Kyle Rae: First openly gay councillor represents ward vacated by Jack Layton

Kyle Rae: First openly gay councillor represents ward vacated by Jack Layton

Date11/2/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Kyle Rae: First openly gay councillor represents ward vacated by Jack Layton.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0075233F
Mayor Mel Lastman enjoys a joke with gay Councillor Kyle Rae on The Steps, a popular hang-out and gathering spot at Church and Wellesley Sts.
Mayor Mel Lastman enjoys a joke with gay Councillor Kyle Rae on The Steps, a popular hang-out and gathering spot at Church and Wellesley Sts.
6/18/1998
Breaking ground: Stefan Collins, left, filmmaker Lynne Fernie and Councillor Kyle Rae launch the construction of Canada's first AIDS memorial yesterday
Breaking ground: Stefan Collins, left, filmmaker Lynne Fernie and Councillor Kyle Rae launch the construction of Canada's first AIDS memorial yesterday
10/4/1992
Rebel with a cause: Kyle Rae says most so-called gay issues are actually human-rights concerns that apply to anyone
Rebel with a cause: Kyle Rae says most so-called gay issues are actually human-rights concerns that apply to anyone
8/14/1992
Kyle Rae Toronto City Councillor
Kyle Rae Toronto City Councillor
1/22/1997
Easy now: St. John Ambulance volunteer Ian Furst demonstrates rappelling and lowers Councillor Kyle Rae in a basket 10 metres (35 feet) down a wall at(...)
Easy now: St. John Ambulance volunteer Ian Furst demonstrates rappelling and lowers Councillor Kyle Rae in a basket 10 metres (35 feet) down a wall at(...)
5/24/1994
Blessed by party: Toronto Councillor Jack Layton and his wife, Trustee Olivia Chow, are all smiles as NDP chose Layton its Mayoralty candidate.
Blessed by party: Toronto Councillor Jack Layton and his wife, Trustee Olivia Chow, are all smiles as NDP chose Layton its Mayoralty candidate.
5/26/1991
Front runners: Councillor Jack Layton, left, with a two-month head start, June Rowlands, who leaves her post atop the Metro Police Service Board tomorrow, and Councillor Tom Jakobek are possible successors to Mayor Art Eggleton
Front runners: Councillor Jack Layton, left, with a two-month head start, June Rowlands, who leaves her post atop the Metro Police Service Board tomorrow, and Councillor Tom Jakobek are possible successors to Mayor Art Eggleton
5/1/1991
Stainless-steel statue unveiled yesterday outside the newly opened Football Hall of Fame in Hamilton is titled Touchdown and represents football in ge(...)
Stainless-steel statue unveiled yesterday outside the newly opened Football Hall of Fame in Hamilton is titled Touchdown and represents football in ge(...)
11/28/1972
Dishing it out: Trendsetter Marilyn Brooks adopts chef pose yesterday as she graphically represents questions from luncheon audience on dinner plates
Dishing it out: Trendsetter Marilyn Brooks adopts chef pose yesterday as she graphically represents questions from luncheon audience on dinner plates
3/18/1992
Reeve art Hoffer, 61, points to the sides of wooded Elora Gorge that he hopes to be bridged despite growing storm of protest that represents some vill(...)
Reeve art Hoffer, 61, points to the sides of wooded Elora Gorge that he hopes to be bridged despite growing storm of protest that represents some vill(...)
9/17/1972
John Tanti: The drawer he's standing at represents the $12 million in new business he wrote last year.
John Tanti: The drawer he's standing at represents the $12 million in new business he wrote last year.
9/16/1982
Two views, Nola Crewe (left), who chairs board, represents a backlash against NDP-dominated politics but Trustee Fiona Nelson says nothing is more political than education
Two views, Nola Crewe (left), who chairs board, represents a backlash against NDP-dominated politics but Trustee Fiona Nelson says nothing is more political than education
12/4/1979