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Swan song smooch: Lucille Broadbent congratulates husband Ed with a kiss yesterday shortly after he announced he was quitting as leader of the federal NDP
Swan song smooch: Lucille Broadbent congratulates husband Ed with a kiss yesterday shortly after he announced he was quitting as leader of the federal NDP

Swan song smooch: Lucille Broadbent congratulates husband Ed with a kiss yesterday shortly after he announced he was quitting as leader of the federal NDP

Date3/3/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Swan song smooch: Lucille Broadbent congratulates husband Ed with a kiss yesterday shortly after he announced he was quitting as leader of the federal NDP.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0034340F
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Breakfast smooch: Above, Broadbent kisses wife Lucille as he serves food to campaign workers in Oshawa
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Mock press conference at Toronto Eastdale Secondary School gave NDP Leader Ed Broadbent some lumps
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New life: Former NDP leader Ed Broadbent, now head of Canada's new International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development, stands by the window of his Montreal office
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NDP leader Ed Broadbent said the breach of budget secrecy meant Michael Wilson had no choice but to resign
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