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Joe Clark: The Progressive Conservative leader was grudging in his praise after yesterday's agreement on the constitution
Joe Clark: The Progressive Conservative leader was grudging in his praise after yesterday's agreement on the constitution

Joe Clark: The Progressive Conservative leader was grudging in his praise after yesterday's agreement on the constitution

Date9/21/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Joe Clark: The Progressive Conservative leader was grudging in his praise after yesterday's agreement on the constitution
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It was a bang-up weekend for Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark, his wife Maureen McTeer and their daughter Catherine. The family was in Quebec(...)
It was a bang-up weekend for Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark, his wife Maureen McTeer and their daughter Catherine. The family was in Quebec(...)
11/6/1977
Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark denied yesterday that there are deep rifts in party
Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark denied yesterday that there are deep rifts in party
9/22/1977
Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark's views leave reader 'cold'
Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark's views leave reader 'cold'
3/15/1978
Premiere Pcs: Ex-finance minister John Crosbie, left, has been shunted into the external affairs post in the PC shadow cabinet by federal Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark
Premiere Pcs: Ex-finance minister John Crosbie, left, has been shunted into the external affairs post in the PC shadow cabinet by federal Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark
6/15/1980
Mainstreeting in metro's Portuguese community yesterday, Conservative Leader Joe Clark (right, front) and his wife, Maureen McTeer, greet residents du(...)
Mainstreeting in metro's Portuguese community yesterday, Conservative Leader Joe Clark (right, front) and his wife, Maureen McTeer, greet residents du(...)
4/30/1978
Emotional moment: Joe Clark and wife Maureen McTeer at the 1983 Progressive Conservative national party convention in Winnipeg where close to one-third of delegates voted against Clark's leadership
Emotional moment: Joe Clark and wife Maureen McTeer at the 1983 Progressive Conservative national party convention in Winnipeg where close to one-third of delegates voted against Clark's leadership
11/28/1986
Taking over the Leader of the Opposition's office, newly elected Conservative leader Joe Clark tells reporters about his plans. On his desk lies a cop(...)
Taking over the Leader of the Opposition's office, newly elected Conservative leader Joe Clark tells reporters about his plans. On his desk lies a cop(...)
2/23/1976
Kicking off his party's federal election campaign in Metro last night, Conservative Leader Joe Clark told 3,000 people at a nomination meeting in the (...)
Kicking off his party's federal election campaign in Metro last night, Conservative Leader Joe Clark told 3,000 people at a nomination meeting in the (...)
3/15/1978
Joe Clark, Conservative leader and prime ministerial hopeful, casts his ballot
Joe Clark, Conservative leader and prime ministerial hopeful, casts his ballot
5/22/1979
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
Casting for votes. Maureen McTeer, wife of Conservative Leader Joe Clark, attended a Tory lunch at Kew Beach United Church yesterday to boost local PC(...)
Casting for votes. Maureen McTeer, wife of Conservative Leader Joe Clark, attended a Tory lunch at Kew Beach United Church yesterday to boost local PC(...)
5/4/1979
Urging his party to be crusaders for the common man, John Bracken, retiring leader, is shown making his farewell speech to Progressive Conservative delegates
Urging his party to be crusaders for the common man, John Bracken, retiring leader, is shown making his farewell speech to Progressive Conservative delegates
10/1/1948