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Governor-General Vanier sits in Senate as Supreme Court members file past
Governor-General Vanier sits in Senate as Supreme Court members file past

Governor-General Vanier sits in Senate as Supreme Court members file past

Date9/28/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Governor-General Vanier sits in Senate as Supreme Court members file past. His Speech from the Thorne outlined government's plans to maintain austerity program
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberTSPA_0107489F
Governor - General and Mrs. Vanier arrived on Parliament Hill in open landau. Major-General Vanier then walked to Senate chamber to deliver the Throne Speech
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Starting his Salute, Governor-General George Vanier inspects the 1st battalion of the Canaidan Guard, the honor gurad for ceremonies which preceded th(...)
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The Senate Chamber, at the rear is shown the vice regal throne and in front the chair occupied by the speaker of the senate
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Commons entering senate to bear speech from throng
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Call for change: A special committee has recommended radical reforms to the Senate, including the election of senators to help correct regional imbalances in the House of Commons
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