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A loser, Defeat does not rest lightly on Progressive Conservative Joel Aldred who lost in St
A loser, Defeat does not rest lightly on Progressive Conservative Joel Aldred who lost in St

A loser, Defeat does not rest lightly on Progressive Conservative Joel Aldred who lost in St

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Original Toronto Star caption: A loser, Defeat does not rest lightly on Progressive Conservative Joel Aldred who lost in St. Paul's to Liberal Ian Wahn. He also lost his deposit of $200.
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TV Personality-Turned-Candidate Joel Aldred back to the wall as he discusses point with students at election [Incomplete]
TV Personality-Turned-Candidate Joel Aldred back to the wall as he discusses point with students at election [Incomplete]
2/22/1963
Grimly fighting diefenbaker is surrounded by admirers in crowded lobby as he arrives at hotel today, Joel Aldred, Toronto announcer, has his hands on (...)
Grimly fighting diefenbaker is surrounded by admirers in crowded lobby as he arrives at hotel today, Joel Aldred, Toronto announcer, has his hands on (...)
11/16/1966
A loser. Progressive Conservative candidate in York Scarboro, Frank McGee mirrors disappointment at his loss
A loser. Progressive Conservative candidate in York Scarboro, Frank McGee mirrors disappointment at his loss
4/9/1963
Facing defeat: Pierre Trudeau meets the press at the Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa after losing the federal election of May 22, 1979, to the Progressive Conservatives under Joe Clark
Facing defeat: Pierre Trudeau meets the press at the Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa after losing the federal election of May 22, 1979, to the Progressive Conservatives under Joe Clark
9/22/1986
Defeat rests heavily. Maple Leaf defenceman Mike Pelyk hangs his head in locker room after team lost, 4-3, to Philadelphia Flyers last night. Flyers r(...)
Defeat rests heavily. Maple Leaf defenceman Mike Pelyk hangs his head in locker room after team lost, 4-3, to Philadelphia Flyers last night. Flyers r(...)
4/21/1977
Pipeline to the top? Progressive Conservative leadership candidate Dennis Timbrell, left, tests a pipe and tobacco presented to him by supporters who (...)
Pipeline to the top? Progressive Conservative leadership candidate Dennis Timbrell, left, tests a pipe and tobacco presented to him by supporters who (...)
3/9/1980
Loser: Mayor John Sewell conforts retiring Alderman Janet Howard, who was disconsolate after Sewell lost
Loser: Mayor John Sewell conforts retiring Alderman Janet Howard, who was disconsolate after Sewell lost
11/10/1980
Down to defeat: Cabinet ministers Flora MacDonald, Ray Hnatyshyn, James Kelleher and Tom McMillan lost their ridings in yesterday's election
Down to defeat: Cabinet ministers Flora MacDonald, Ray Hnatyshyn, James Kelleher and Tom McMillan lost their ridings in yesterday's election
5/24/1988
New Conservative leader with wife and eldest son, New leader of Canada's national Progressive Conservative party, Hon
New Conservative leader with wife and eldest son, New leader of Canada's national Progressive Conservative party, Hon
12/14/1942
He lost. Mitchell Sharp, former deputy minister of trade who ran for the Liberals, is consoled by wife after his narrow defeat by Finance Minister Fle(...)
He lost. Mitchell Sharp, former deputy minister of trade who ran for the Liberals, is consoled by wife after his narrow defeat by Finance Minister Fle(...)
1/19/1962
Favorite son, former prime minister John Diefenbaker told the East York Progressive Conservative Association that high federal spending and Prime Mini(...)
Favorite son, former prime minister John Diefenbaker told the East York Progressive Conservative Association that high federal spending and Prime Mini(...)
3/15/1974
Urging his party to be crusaders for the common man, John Bracken, retiring leader, is shown making his farewell speech to Progressive Conservative delegates
Urging his party to be crusaders for the common man, John Bracken, retiring leader, is shown making his farewell speech to Progressive Conservative delegates
10/1/1948