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Probable agreement to the federal medicare plan has been indicated by Premier John Robarts
Probable agreement to the federal medicare plan has been indicated by Premier John Robarts

Probable agreement to the federal medicare plan has been indicated by Premier John Robarts

Date7/20/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Probable agreement to the federal medicare plan has been indicated by Premier John Robarts. He says Ontario may hold back its own scheme while talks continue.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0076518F
The man in charge of Ontario, Premier John Robarts, gestures as he explains stand on medicare to Star Editor in Chief Peter C. Newman during an exclus(...)
The man in charge of Ontario, Premier John Robarts, gestures as he explains stand on medicare to Star Editor in Chief Peter C. Newman during an exclus(...)
3/1/1968
Optimism and glee about the coming federal election are radiated by Premier John Robarts and Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker at their pre-campaign (...)
Optimism and glee about the coming federal election are radiated by Premier John Robarts and Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker at their pre-campaign (...)
9/16/1965
Ontario Premier John Robarts, left, sitting in front of Provincial Treasurer Charles MacNaughton, and beside federal Justice Minister John Turner, rig(...)
Ontario Premier John Robarts, left, sitting in front of Provincial Treasurer Charles MacNaughton, and beside federal Justice Minister John Turner, rig(...)
12/8/1969
Laughing 'Conservatively,' Ontario Premier John Robarts and federal Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker confer in Mr
Laughing 'Conservatively,' Ontario Premier John Robarts and federal Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker confer in Mr
1/29/1964
Hush-Hush Meeting between Premier John Robarts and federal representatives, from left, Jean Marchand, Pierre Trudeau and H. Carl Goldenberg set guidel(...)
Hush-Hush Meeting between Premier John Robarts and federal representatives, from left, Jean Marchand, Pierre Trudeau and H. Carl Goldenberg set guidel(...)
1/21/1968
Giving Ontario's views, Premier John Robarts addresses the federal-provincial constitutional coference today
Giving Ontario's views, Premier John Robarts addresses the federal-provincial constitutional coference today
2/11/1969
Ontario Premier John Robarts, (left) talks with Finance Minister Walter Gordon at federal-provincial conference which wound up in Ottawa Saturday. Rev(...)
Ontario Premier John Robarts, (left) talks with Finance Minister Walter Gordon at federal-provincial conference which wound up in Ottawa Saturday. Rev(...)
7/29/1963
Premier John Robarts declares that province will go along with any federal anti-inflation measures that do not seriously interfere with Ontario's economy
Premier John Robarts declares that province will go along with any federal anti-inflation measures that do not seriously interfere with Ontario's economy
2/12/1970
Premier John Robarts has a massive portrait of himself for a backdrop as he speaks to 534 Conservatives from four Scarborough riding associations at t(...)
Premier John Robarts has a massive portrait of himself for a backdrop as he speaks to 534 Conservatives from four Scarborough riding associations at t(...)
2/9/1965
The politicians. Nigeria has display at Ontario government building at CNE. Premier John Robarts welcomes Othman Baki, Nigerian trade minister
The politicians. Nigeria has display at Ontario government building at CNE. Premier John Robarts welcomes Othman Baki, Nigerian trade minister
8/20/1965
Former Ontario Premier John Robarts, above, has the stature in all parts of Canada to be an alternative to Pierre Trudeau, reader says
Former Ontario Premier John Robarts, above, has the stature in all parts of Canada to be an alternative to Pierre Trudeau, reader says
11/24/1970
John Robarts, former premier of Ontario, says local government in Metro has become too confusing for ordinary voters to understand. His long-awaited r(...)
John Robarts, former premier of Ontario, says local government in Metro has become too confusing for ordinary voters to understand. His long-awaited r(...)
7/4/1977