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Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, outlines the government's stand on making welfare payments directly to individuals, during the continuing talks o(...)
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, outlines the government's stand on making welfare payments directly to individuals, during the continuing talks o(...)

Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, outlines the government's stand on making welfare payments directly to individuals, during the continuing talks o(...)

Date12/8/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau; left; outlines the government's stand on making welfare payments directly to individuals; during the continuing talks on Canada's bread-and-butter issues which got under way in Ottawa yesterday. Jean Marchand; centre; sits contemplatively; but Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand seems ill at ease. Bertrand was the only premier to oppose Trudeau's position.
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Ontario cabinet minister Bert Lawrence outlines in the accompanying article how the federal and provincial governments are working together to improve(...)
Ontario cabinet minister Bert Lawrence outlines in the accompanying article how the federal and provincial governments are working together to improve(...)
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Many qualify: If you've lived in Canada all your life, you qualify for the government's Old Age Security payments from age 65, whether or not you've ever been in the work force
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12/30/1986
Want action: About 150 people demonstrated ouside Queen's Park Yesterday demanding higher welfare payments from Ontario, more public housing and free public transit
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Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, said Tuesday that Quebec Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand was off his rocker if he thought the federal government's (...)
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, said Tuesday that Quebec Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand was off his rocker if he thought the federal government's (...)
2/10/1969
Barnett Danson, member of Parliament for York North, walks in shirtsleeves directly behind Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Mrs. Trudeau as they visi(...)
Barnett Danson, member of Parliament for York North, walks in shirtsleeves directly behind Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and Mrs. Trudeau as they visi(...)
5/28/1971
A Statement of the appropriation of the annual payments to His Majesty's government, by the Canada Company
A Statement of the appropriation of the annual payments to His Majesty's government, by the Canada Company
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Obviously unalarmed by threats against life which yesterday prompted massive security measures, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau talks with Quebec WInter(...)
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In a low-key conference in the Oval Office of the White House, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau talks with U
In a low-key conference in the Oval Office of the White House, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau talks with U
12/4/1974
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, right, warmly welcomes Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand to Ottawa's old Union Station today for talks on bread-and-(...)
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, right, warmly welcomes Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand to Ottawa's old Union Station today for talks on bread-and-(...)
12/8/1969
Provincial payments: Municipal Affairs Minister Dennis Timbrell (right) has announced $3 billion-plus in grants for Ontario municipalities, a figure that disappoints North York Mayor Mel Lastman
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Murray Elston: Health minister wants to deduct extra-billing from doctors' payments
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Narrative of the oppressive law proceedings and other measures resorted to by the British government and numerous private individuals to overpower the(...)
Narrative of the oppressive law proceedings and other measures resorted to by the British government and numerous private individuals to overpower the(...)
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