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Fight of their life is in store for Ontario's Tory government, said NDP Leader Donald MacDonald, left, as he campaigned in Middlesex South riding where a by-election is expected next month
Fight of their life is in store for Ontario's Tory government, said NDP Leader Donald MacDonald, left, as he campaigned in Middlesex South riding where a by-election is expected next month

Fight of their life is in store for Ontario's Tory government, said NDP Leader Donald MacDonald, left, as he campaigned in Middlesex South riding where a by-election is expected next month

Date1/16/1967
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NDP leader Donald MacDonald gets double-barrelled kiss last night from his daughter Joy (right) and his wife at election headquarters in York South
NDP leader Donald MacDonald gets double-barrelled kiss last night from his daughter Joy (right) and his wife at election headquarters in York South
10/17/1967
The cost of living, housing and municipal taxes are the major issues in Ontario's current election campaign, says Donald MacDonald, leader of the provincial New Democratic Party
The cost of living, housing and municipal taxes are the major issues in Ontario's current election campaign, says Donald MacDonald, leader of the provincial New Democratic Party
10/3/1967
Tory Hal Jackman (left), Liberal Don Macdonald and Harding Bishop Of NDP, They're contesting Rosedale, an unpredictable riding with a wide range of neighborhoods, polyglot people
Tory Hal Jackman (left), Liberal Don Macdonald and Harding Bishop Of NDP, They're contesting Rosedale, an unpredictable riding with a wide range of neighborhoods, polyglot people
11/1/1965
The biggest NDP rally of the provincial election campaign cheers party leader Donald MacDonald and wife as they enter Varsity arena last night
The biggest NDP rally of the provincial election campaign cheers party leader Donald MacDonald and wife as they enter Varsity arena last night
9/21/1963
Election battle, Ontario Liberals are after francophone vote in Cochrane South and Sudbury East ridings, held by Tory Alan Pope, left, and retiring NDPer Elie Martel
Election battle, Ontario Liberals are after francophone vote in Cochrane South and Sudbury East ridings, held by Tory Alan Pope, left, and retiring NDPer Elie Martel
11/2/1985
Hip, hip, hoo-Rae: Ontario New Democratic Party Leader Bob Rae is all smiles as former MPP Donald MacDonald, congratulates him on his win last night in the York South provincial by-election
Hip, hip, hoo-Rae: Ontario New Democratic Party Leader Bob Rae is all smiles as former MPP Donald MacDonald, congratulates him on his win last night in the York South provincial by-election
11/4/1982
Ward Cornell, the hockey broadcaster who has campaigned for the Conservative party, is Ontario's new representative in London. He will sell products like this heating equipment on display at the CNE
Ward Cornell, the hockey broadcaster who has campaigned for the Conservative party, is Ontario's new representative in London. He will sell products like this heating equipment on display at the CNE
3/21/1972
Queen's Square Building where all three Peel riding political parties, Liberals, Tories, and NDP, have campaign offices. Brampton, Ontario
Queen's Square Building where all three Peel riding political parties, Liberals, Tories, and NDP, have campaign offices. Brampton, Ontario
1965-10
In the first of three recorded sessions with leaders of Ontario's three major political parties, a team of top Star editors questions NDP leader Donald C
In the first of three recorded sessions with leaders of Ontario's three major political parties, a team of top Star editors questions NDP leader Donald C
9/11/1963
Seed Director Les Birmingham (left) talks to some of the participated in the program he ran for the Toronto Board of mer. He said the two-month project cost less than $2,000 and the young people who Education this summer will likely be repeated next year. He and other leaders received no pay. [Incomplete]
Seed Director Les Birmingham (left) talks to some of the participated in the program he ran for the Toronto Board of mer. He said the two-month project cost less than $2,000 and the young people who Education this summer will likely be repeated next year. He and other leaders received no pay. [Incomplete]
8/16/1968
NDP outgrows its Caucus room. The 38 New Democrats elected to the Legislature last week couldn't fit in their old caucus room at Queen's Park today and had to meet in a committee room to plan their strategy as Opposition. Leader Stephen Lewis (left) talked with Dr. Charles Godfrey (Durham West), of the Pickering anti-airport group People Or Planes. Behind them is former provincial leader Donald MacDonald (third from right).
NDP outgrows its Caucus room. The 38 New Democrats elected to the Legislature last week couldn't fit in their old caucus room at Queen's Park today and had to meet in a committee room to plan their strategy as Opposition. Leader Stephen Lewis (left) talked with Dr. Charles Godfrey (Durham West), of the Pickering anti-airport group People Or Planes. Behind them is former provincial leader Donald MacDonald (third from right).
9/24/1975
Winner Dr. John Farina, left, is congratulated by Ragno, With them is NDP leader Donald C. MacDonald
Winner Dr. John Farina, left, is congratulated by Ragno, With them is NDP leader Donald C. MacDonald
8/12/1965