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Ed Broadbent and Joe Clark relaxed with their daughters yesterday
Ed Broadbent and Joe Clark relaxed with their daughters yesterday

Ed Broadbent and Joe Clark relaxed with their daughters yesterday

Date5/21/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ed Broadbent and Joe Clark relaxed with their daughters yesterday.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0038504F
Ed Broadbent and Joe Clark relax with their daughters yesterday
Ed Broadbent and Joe Clark relax with their daughters yesterday
5/21/1979
Contenders: We'll know tonight which one of these men -- Ed Broadbent, Joe Clark or Pierre Trudeau -- will lead us tomorrow
Contenders: We'll know tonight which one of these men -- Ed Broadbent, Joe Clark or Pierre Trudeau -- will lead us tomorrow
2/15/1979
Contenders: We'll know tonight which one of these men - Ed Broadbent, Joe Clark or Pierre Trudeau - will lead us tomorrow
Contenders: We'll know tonight which one of these men - Ed Broadbent, Joe Clark or Pierre Trudeau - will lead us tomorrow
10/14/1979
No tears: Looking relaxed and sporting his favorite blue sweater, Prime Minister Joe Clark flew back to Ottawa yesterday to begin the transfer of power to Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau
No tears: Looking relaxed and sporting his favorite blue sweater, Prime Minister Joe Clark flew back to Ottawa yesterday to begin the transfer of power to Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau
2/19/1980
Joe Clark: Brezhnev became an easier target to hit than Trudeau or Broadbent
Joe Clark: Brezhnev became an easier target to hit than Trudeau or Broadbent
1/28/1980
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
3/3/1989
Facing the press: Enveloped in a cage of microphones, New Democrat leader Ed Broadbent answers reporters questions outside party headquarters in Oshawa yesterday
Facing the press: Enveloped in a cage of microphones, New Democrat leader Ed Broadbent answers reporters questions outside party headquarters in Oshawa yesterday
11/18/1988
Market Pitch: New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent, casual in shirtsleeves and sandals, greets midday shoppers in Kensington Market yesterday
Market Pitch: New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent, casual in shirtsleeves and sandals, greets midday shoppers in Kensington Market yesterday
8/13/1988
Stirring up excitement. New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent stirs a pot of goulash yesterday at the Budapest pavillion of Fiesta, Oshawa's multi-(...)
Stirring up excitement. New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent stirs a pot of goulash yesterday at the Budapest pavillion of Fiesta, Oshawa's multi-(...)
6/21/1984
After smashing his opponents in Oshawa-Whitby riding, New Democrat Ed Broadbent watches returns from other ridings on television last night. Broadbent(...)
After smashing his opponents in Oshawa-Whitby riding, New Democrat Ed Broadbent watches returns from other ridings on television last night. Broadbent(...)
7/8/1974
Rejects text: The final text of the free trade deal merely confirmed our worst fears, New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent told reporters at a news conference yesterday
Rejects text: The final text of the free trade deal merely confirmed our worst fears, New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent told reporters at a news conference yesterday
12/11/1987
Conservative leader Joe Clark with is 20-month-old daughter, Catheriene, on his shoulders, was part of the parade of politicians who trekked to Centre(...)
Conservative leader Joe Clark with is 20-month-old daughter, Catheriene, on his shoulders, was part of the parade of politicians who trekked to Centre(...)
7/3/1978