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Quebec premier Rene Levesque, above, and his clowns and conjurors should be told, says reader at left, that there are still Canadians who will not stand idly by and have their country cut up
Quebec premier Rene Levesque, above, and his clowns and conjurors should be told, says reader at left, that there are still Canadians who will not stand idly by and have their country cut up

Quebec premier Rene Levesque, above, and his clowns and conjurors should be told, says reader at left, that there are still Canadians who will not stand idly by and have their country cut up

Date4/17/1975
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0062811F
Quebec premier Rene Levesque, above, should not have been excused from taking breathalizer test after accident, reader says below
Quebec premier Rene Levesque, above, should not have been excused from taking breathalizer test after accident, reader says below
11/12/1976
Overtures by Quebec's Rene Levesque to break up country must be rejected with scorn, reader says in letter below.
Overtures by Quebec's Rene Levesque to break up country must be rejected with scorn, reader says in letter below.
11/14/1976
Recent meeting between Ontario Premier William Davis, left, and Quebec Premier Rene Levesque is criticized by reader in letter at left
Recent meeting between Ontario Premier William Davis, left, and Quebec Premier Rene Levesque is criticized by reader in letter at left
5/24/1978
His last respects: A mourner draped in the Quebec fleur de lis flag was among the thousands of Montreal-area people who lined up yesterday to say farewell to former premier Rene Levesque
His last respects: A mourner draped in the Quebec fleur de lis flag was among the thousands of Montreal-area people who lined up yesterday to say farewell to former premier Rene Levesque
11/3/1987
Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, above, is accused of creating more disunity in this country than any other source including Rene Levesque, by reader in letter at right
Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, above, is accused of creating more disunity in this country than any other source including Rene Levesque, by reader in letter at right
5/11/1977
Independence stand: Rene Levesque says some believe for a relationship between two distinct peoples based Quebec is going down the drain economically
Independence stand: Rene Levesque says some believe for a relationship between two distinct peoples based Quebec is going down the drain economically
1/24/1980
Premier William Davis, above, should not have apologized to doctors whose incomes were revealed, reader says, below
Premier William Davis, above, should not have apologized to doctors whose incomes were revealed, reader says, below
9/24/1976
People who have to stand on GO trains should only pay half fare, Port Credit reader Harold Ross recommends in accompanying letter. This is the practice, he says, at hockey or football games
People who have to stand on GO trains should only pay half fare, Port Credit reader Harold Ross recommends in accompanying letter. This is the practice, he says, at hockey or football games
11/19/1970
Opposites, Quebec's Rene Levesque (left) leads an anti-English orchestra though people are tolerant, whereas Manitoba's tolerant Howard pawley must cope with rednecks, columnist says
Opposites, Quebec's Rene Levesque (left) leads an anti-English orchestra though people are tolerant, whereas Manitoba's tolerant Howard pawley must cope with rednecks, columnist says
8/10/1983
Difficult decision: As he worries about when to call an election, Premier Rene Levesque is doing a juggling act the likes of which is rare even in the byzantine world of Quebec politics - projecting himself simultaneously as a good Canadian and as a sincere separatist
Difficult decision: As he worries about when to call an election, Premier Rene Levesque is doing a juggling act the likes of which is rare even in the byzantine world of Quebec politics - projecting himself simultaneously as a good Canadian and as a sincere separatist
5/20/1980
Quebec Premier Rene Levesque was by turns sincere, charming, sarcastic, intense and - always - his caricatured self during an address to the Empire and Canadian clubs
Quebec Premier Rene Levesque was by turns sincere, charming, sarcastic, intense and - always - his caricatured self during an address to the Empire and Canadian clubs
1/24/1980
Quebec Premier Rene Levesque was by turns sincere, charming, sarcastic, intense and - always - his caricatured self during an address to the Empire and Canadian clubs
Quebec Premier Rene Levesque was by turns sincere, charming, sarcastic, intense and - always - his caricatured self during an address to the Empire and Canadian clubs
1/24/1980