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Roaring their approval, more than 22,000 teachers jam Maple Leaf Gardens today to hear speakers denounce the Ontario government's bill banning mass re(...)
Roaring their approval, more than 22,000 teachers jam Maple Leaf Gardens today to hear speakers denounce the Ontario government's bill banning mass re(...)

Roaring their approval, more than 22,000 teachers jam Maple Leaf Gardens today to hear speakers denounce the Ontario government's bill banning mass re(...)

Date12/18/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Roaring their approval; more than 22;000 teachers jam Maple Leaf Gardens today to hear speakers denounce the Ontario government's bill banning mass resignations as a weapon in their disputes with school boards. [Incomplete]
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Eight thousand of Metro's secondary school teachers met in Maple Leaf Gardens last week to denounce Metro school board's final offer. One teacher, in (...)
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Members of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association prepare signs yesterday for today's march from Maple Leaf Gardens to Queen's Park. From t(...)
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