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Who's next? The challengers to succeed Michael Cassidy, who has announced he will step down from the Ontario NDP leadership, are expected to include, (...)
Who's next? The challengers to succeed Michael Cassidy, who has announced he will step down from the Ontario NDP leadership, are expected to include, (...)

Who's next? The challengers to succeed Michael Cassidy, who has announced he will step down from the Ontario NDP leadership, are expected to include, (...)

Date1/1/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Who's next? The challengers to succeed Michael Cassidy, who has announced he will step down from the Ontario NDP leadership, are expected to include, from left, Ian Deans, Richard Johnston, Bob Rae and Mike Breaugh.
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Triumphant family of Ontario's new premier designate William Davis crowd around him as his fourth-ballot win at leadership convention is announced las(...)
Triumphant family of Ontario's new premier designate William Davis crowd around him as his fourth-ballot win at leadership convention is announced las(...)
2/13/1971
Senator Keith Davey, who knows hundreds of Liberal party organizers, is expected to be named chairman of the next election campaign
Senator Keith Davey, who knows hundreds of Liberal party organizers, is expected to be named chairman of the next election campaign
2/28/1973
The long and short of it. As an associate member of the Toronto Scottish militia regiment officers' mess, Toronto Mayor David Crombie, who's 5-feet-6,(...)
The long and short of it. As an associate member of the Toronto Scottish militia regiment officers' mess, Toronto Mayor David Crombie, who's 5-feet-6,(...)
2/7/1975
He's pleased: Ontario Premier Davis got a mayor who's sympathetic to his transportation ideas when David Crombie was elected in Toronto
He's pleased: Ontario Premier Davis got a mayor who's sympathetic to his transportation ideas when David Crombie was elected in Toronto
10/24/1972
Mayor Dennison fields one. Mayor William Dennison, who's retiring at the end of the year, makes a catch in the third annual softball game between city(...)
Mayor Dennison fields one. Mayor William Dennison, who's retiring at the end of the year, makes a catch in the third annual softball game between city(...)
7/6/1972
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
Charles Beer: Former cabinet minister, who calls himself a middle-of-the-road Liberal, is in a three-way tie for last place in the leadership race
Charles Beer: Former cabinet minister, who calls himself a middle-of-the-road Liberal, is in a three-way tie for last place in the leadership race
1/7/1992
Also-Rans Mihael Breaugh (left), 35, and Ian Deans, 40, compare notes as they sense a little-breaking wave of delegate support for Michael Cassidy, 40(...)
Also-Rans Mihael Breaugh (left), 35, and Ian Deans, 40, compare notes as they sense a little-breaking wave of delegate support for Michael Cassidy, 40(...)
2/5/1978
Jean-Jaques Blais. Succeeds Francis Fox
Jean-Jaques Blais. Succeeds Francis Fox
1/5/1978
Talking to students in Port Colborne, Ontario's premier-designate William Davis signs autographs after his first speech since being chosen to succeed (...)
Talking to students in Port Colborne, Ontario's premier-designate William Davis signs autographs after his first speech since being chosen to succeed (...)
2/18/1971
Completely relaxed, Mayor Paul Cosgrove contemplates his third term after defeating his challenger Lois James, 51,859 to 6,526. He watched election re(...)
Completely relaxed, Mayor Paul Cosgrove contemplates his third term after defeating his challenger Lois James, 51,859 to 6,526. He watched election re(...)
12/6/1976
Ontario premier William Davis talks with reporters yesterday after the premier announced the government will withdraw the 7 per cent tax on energy announced in the April 12 provincial budget
Ontario premier William Davis talks with reporters yesterday after the premier announced the government will withdraw the 7 per cent tax on energy announced in the April 12 provincial budget
4/24/1973