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In spite of the Great Seven Days Uproar, this week's most important event in Canadian broadcasting was Monday's publication of the government White Paper
In spite of the Great Seven Days Uproar, this week's most important event in Canadian broadcasting was Monday's publication of the government White Paper

In spite of the Great Seven Days Uproar, this week's most important event in Canadian broadcasting was Monday's publication of the government White Paper

Date7/9/1966
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0062374F
The Robarts government despite a new and powerful election mandate reeled for days under the impact of the public uproar over its police bill.
The Robarts government despite a new and powerful election mandate reeled for days under the impact of the public uproar over its police bill.
10/4/1970
Clarification, Hovercraft passed most of its tests, A headline and photo caption in Monday's Star erroneously implied that a hovercraft test for Metro(...)
Clarification, Hovercraft passed most of its tests, A headline and photo caption in Monday's Star erroneously implied that a hovercraft test for Metro(...)
1/21/1990
Canadian delegates to the sixth annual Japanese-Canadian Ministers meeting talk things over after Monday's session ended at the Royal York hotel. Incl(...)
Canadian delegates to the sixth annual Japanese-Canadian Ministers meeting talk things over after Monday's session ended at the Royal York hotel. Incl(...)
9/13/1971
Back in print journalism after seven years in broadcasting, Peter Gzowski will be writing a five-times- a-week column for The Star. It will be, in par(...)
Back in print journalism after seven years in broadcasting, Peter Gzowski will be writing a five-times- a-week column for The Star. It will be, in par(...)
9/28/1978
Extended Family: Flore Furgluele, 85, joins his eight children and a bountiful harvest of grandchildren and great-grandchildren for a scrumptious Sunday picnic most weeks
Extended Family: Flore Furgluele, 85, joins his eight children and a bountiful harvest of grandchildren and great-grandchildren for a scrumptious Sunday picnic most weeks
5/17/1992
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970
A photograph of a group of spectators at an outdoor event in downtown Toronto.
A group of spectators at a festive event on Elizabeth Street south of Dundas Street West, which was being videotaped by a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation mobile unit.
c. 1970