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New NDP president James Renwick, MPP for Riverdale, stands between Stephen Lewis, left, who engineered his upset victory, and David Lewis, MP for York(...)
New NDP president James Renwick, MPP for Riverdale, stands between Stephen Lewis, left, who engineered his upset victory, and David Lewis, MP for York(...)

New NDP president James Renwick, MPP for Riverdale, stands between Stephen Lewis, left, who engineered his upset victory, and David Lewis, MP for York(...)

Date7/5/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: New NDP president James Renwick, MPP for Riverdale, stands between Stephen Lewis, left, who engineered his upset victory, and David Lewis, MP for York South and father of the Scarborough West MPP, who backed loser, Saskatchewan's James H. Brockel bank. Result was seen as victor for younger element.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0075987F
Pouring coffee in his room at Royal York Hotel for visiting delegates who droppd in, Stephen Lewis, provincial NDP leadership candidate, hands a cup to one firm supporter, his father David Lewis, deputy leader of the federal NDP
Pouring coffee in his room at Royal York Hotel for visiting delegates who droppd in, Stephen Lewis, provincial NDP leadership candidate, hands a cup to one firm supporter, his father David Lewis, deputy leader of the federal NDP
10/1/1970
A NDP victory in Broadview riding has James Renwick (left), MPP for Riverdale, holding aloft arm of lawyer John Gilbert who beat Liberal Bob Sutherland
A NDP victory in Broadview riding has James Renwick (left), MPP for Riverdale, holding aloft arm of lawyer John Gilbert who beat Liberal Bob Sutherland
6/26/1968
Nominated to defend his seat in Scarborough West, Ontario NDP Leader Stephen Lewis (right) has his arm held aloft in victory by the national party leader, Ed Broadbent, yesterday in Lewis headquarters on Danforth Ave
Nominated to defend his seat in Scarborough West, Ontario NDP Leader Stephen Lewis (right) has his arm held aloft in victory by the national party leader, Ed Broadbent, yesterday in Lewis headquarters on Danforth Ave
8/12/1975
Defeated in his own York South riding, David Lewis, leader of the New Democratic Party, rubs his head in perplexity as his wife, Sophie, stands beside him
Defeated in his own York South riding, David Lewis, leader of the New Democratic Party, rubs his head in perplexity as his wife, Sophie, stands beside him
7/9/1974
It's a friendly jostle, as former federal NDP leader David Lewis (left) and his son, Stephen former Ontario NDP leader, arrive at the same moment today to congratulate federal NDP leader Ed Broadbent on his speech at the opening session of NDP provincial leadership convention in Toronto
It's a friendly jostle, as former federal NDP leader David Lewis (left) and his son, Stephen former Ontario NDP leader, arrive at the same moment today to congratulate federal NDP leader Ed Broadbent on his speech at the opening session of NDP provincial leadership convention in Toronto
2/3/1978
Listening to the cheers as his election as leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party is announced Sunday at leadership convention, Stephen Lewis stands hugging his wife, Michele
Listening to the cheers as his election as leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party is announced Sunday at leadership convention, Stephen Lewis stands hugging his wife, Michele
10/4/1970
A waffle renegade, one of the founders of the group, Gerald Caplan (left), who is now executive assistant to Onatario NDP Leader Stephen Lewis, talks with his boss
A waffle renegade, one of the founders of the group, Gerald Caplan (left), who is now executive assistant to Onatario NDP Leader Stephen Lewis, talks with his boss
4/19/1971
David Lewis mounts ladder so admirers can see him. Mrs. Lewis claps hands at his win for the NDP in York South
David Lewis mounts ladder so admirers can see him. Mrs. Lewis claps hands at his win for the NDP in York South
11/9/1965
The NDP's national leader, David Lewis, has had an identity problem - at times he is confused with his son Stephen, the Ontario NDP leader
The NDP's national leader, David Lewis, has had an identity problem - at times he is confused with his son Stephen, the Ontario NDP leader
8/17/1972
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
NDP foes meet: David Lewis, deputy leader of the New Democratic Party, faces Professor Melville Watkins (right) after Lewis had called Watkins' proposal for a mass NDP shift to the left horribly indigestible rubbish
NDP foes meet: David Lewis, deputy leader of the New Democratic Party, faces Professor Melville Watkins (right) after Lewis had called Watkins' proposal for a mass NDP shift to the left horribly indigestible rubbish
10/31/1969
Mr. Life Insurance for 1975-76 is W. James D. Lewis, president, Canadian operations, of Prudential Insurance of America, who has been elected president of Canadian Life Insurance Association. A mathematics whiz, Lewis never sold a policy directly - but don't remind him of the little oddity, too often.
Mr. Life Insurance for 1975-76 is W. James D. Lewis, president, Canadian operations, of Prudential Insurance of America, who has been elected president of Canadian Life Insurance Association. A mathematics whiz, Lewis never sold a policy directly - but don't remind him of the little oddity, too often.
5/21/1975