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Attention-Getter: AIDS activist James thatcher handcuffs himself to the door of Health Minister Frances Lankin's office while she talks to other protesters
Attention-Getter: AIDS activist James thatcher handcuffs himself to the door of Health Minister Frances Lankin's office while she talks to other protesters

Attention-Getter: AIDS activist James thatcher handcuffs himself to the door of Health Minister Frances Lankin's office while she talks to other protesters

Date9/20/1991
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Frances Lankin: Held unscheduled meeting with Aids group.
Frances Lankin: Held unscheduled meeting with Aids group.
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Frances Lankin: Health minister announces plan for network of clinics.
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United front, Ontario Municipal Affairs Minister Ed Philip and Trade Minister Frances Lankin join Treasury Board President Art Eggleton and Industry Miniter John Manley to celebrate new jobs program
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n.d.
Listing changes: Rae describes his cabinet shuffle at press conference accompanied by Frances Lankin, his new minister of economic development
Listing changes: Rae describes his cabinet shuffle at press conference accompanied by Frances Lankin, his new minister of economic development
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Student walkouts spotlight two viewpoints on power, While Education Minister William davis talked to protesters, 114,000 other students stayed at school
Student walkouts spotlight two viewpoints on power, While Education Minister William davis talked to protesters, 114,000 other students stayed at school
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