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Judy LaMarsh, the former federal cabinet minister who wrote the best-selling book A Bird in a Gilded Cage, talks in a hallway to three students
Judy LaMarsh, the former federal cabinet minister who wrote the best-selling book A Bird in a Gilded Cage, talks in a hallway to three students

Judy LaMarsh, the former federal cabinet minister who wrote the best-selling book A Bird in a Gilded Cage, talks in a hallway to three students

Date3/9/1972
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Judy LaMarsh is herself a former federal cabinet minister and a Liberal, but she now thinks Ottawa is often arrogant towards the provinces
Judy LaMarsh is herself a former federal cabinet minister and a Liberal, but she now thinks Ottawa is often arrogant towards the provinces
5/18/1976
Remembering: Judy LaMarsh's sister, Joan, right, talks with former external affairs minister Flora MacDonald at Judy's funeral in Niagara Falls, Ont
Remembering: Judy LaMarsh's sister, Joan, right, talks with former external affairs minister Flora MacDonald at Judy's funeral in Niagara Falls, Ont
10/30/1980
After the bolshoi opening of the ballet Quixote last night, Ekaterina Furtseva (left), Soviet minister of culture and wife of Russia's deputy minister of external affairs, talks with Canadian folk singer Sylvia Tyson (centre) and State Secretary Judy LaMarsh at a post-ballet reception
After the bolshoi opening of the ballet Quixote last night, Ekaterina Furtseva (left), Soviet minister of culture and wife of Russia's deputy minister of external affairs, talks with Canadian folk singer Sylvia Tyson (centre) and State Secretary Judy LaMarsh at a post-ballet reception
8/13/1967
Liberal candidate Judy LaMarsh, left, minister of national health and welfare, talks with a worker on the carrot processing line at baby-food plant in Niagara Falls
Liberal candidate Judy LaMarsh, left, minister of national health and welfare, talks with a worker on the carrot processing line at baby-food plant in Niagara Falls
11/3/1965
After her speech on Israel and the Mideast conflict, former cabinet minister Judy LaMarsh talked quietly on stage with some of her audience while others shouted, swore and shook their fists in the University of Toronto faculty of education auditorium
After her speech on Israel and the Mideast conflict, former cabinet minister Judy LaMarsh talked quietly on stage with some of her audience while others shouted, swore and shook their fists in the University of Toronto faculty of education auditorium
1/14/1975
Judy LaMarsh talks with Mrs
Judy LaMarsh talks with Mrs
6/19/1967
Ex-cabinet minister Judy LaMarsh-or is it the lovely Kathleen Marshall?
Ex-cabinet minister Judy LaMarsh-or is it the lovely Kathleen Marshall?
10/6/1978
Judy LaMarsh is back home in her beloved Niagara Falls after a tumultuous career as a cabinet minister
Judy LaMarsh is back home in her beloved Niagara Falls after a tumultuous career as a cabinet minister
2/20/1969
After meeting with his cabinet to discuss the new federal controls on prices and earnings, Premier William Davis talks with reporters at Queen's Park (...)
After meeting with his cabinet to discuss the new federal controls on prices and earnings, Premier William Davis talks with reporters at Queen's Park (...)
10/14/1975
Jobs for students. Employment Minister Lloyd Axworthy talks with workers Michelle Morley and Douglas Reed at the opening of a new Canada Employment Ce(...)
Jobs for students. Employment Minister Lloyd Axworthy talks with workers Michelle Morley and Douglas Reed at the opening of a new Canada Employment Ce(...)
4/18/1983
York University president Ian Macdonald talks to students who occupied his office to protest strike
York University president Ian Macdonald talks to students who occupied his office to protest strike
9/27/1978
Ellen Fairclough, At 83, the former federal cabinet minister hasn't stopped fighting to get more women in the House of Commons. She was Canada's first female cabinet minister
Ellen Fairclough, At 83, the former federal cabinet minister hasn't stopped fighting to get more women in the House of Commons. She was Canada's first female cabinet minister
4/15/1988