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All-party agreement
All-party agreement

All-party agreement

Date2/24/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: All-party agreement: A pensive NDP leader Ed Broadbent and smiling Tory leader Brian Mulroney leave the office of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau after discussions on the wording of a resolution, later supported by all three parties, urging Manitoba to adopt laws protecting the language rights of its 50,000 francophones. The accord was criticized as likely to accomplish little.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0034408F
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