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Joe clark: Minister again rejects attempt to limit trade
Joe clark: Minister again rejects attempt to limit trade

Joe clark: Minister again rejects attempt to limit trade

Date10/29/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Joe clark: Minister again rejects attempt to limit trade.
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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
Seventy-seven years old, Gus Harris has just won his fourth term as mayor of Scarborough but he still rejects such trappings of power as a chauffeur-d(...)
Seventy-seven years old, Gus Harris has just won his fourth term as mayor of Scarborough but he still rejects such trappings of power as a chauffeur-d(...)
11/21/1985
Joe Clark, External affairs, minister says trade guidelines have been weakened
Joe Clark, External affairs, minister says trade guidelines have been weakened
11/28/1984
Professor Jim Gillies, former finance minister of the Joe Clark era, has just released his report that studies the way Canada may have to take in the future
Professor Jim Gillies, former finance minister of the Joe Clark era, has just released his report that studies the way Canada may have to take in the future
4/19/1987
End of the old politics. Prime Minister Joe Clark could end the Liberal domination of Quebec federal politics and begin a Tory renaissance there, writ(...)
End of the old politics. Prime Minister Joe Clark could end the Liberal domination of Quebec federal politics and begin a Tory renaissance there, writ(...)
4/25/1979
Goose eggs: Prime Minister Joe Clark forms zeros with his hands to show 3,500 Tories in Etobicoke last night how many policies the Liberals have
Goose eggs: Prime Minister Joe Clark forms zeros with his hands to show 3,500 Tories in Etobicoke last night how many policies the Liberals have
2/14/1980
Puckered out. Prime Minister Joe Clark puckers for the party with Linda Eby in a campaign swing through Barrie. Buoyed by the rescue of six U.S. offic(...)
Puckered out. Prime Minister Joe Clark puckers for the party with Linda Eby in a campaign swing through Barrie. Buoyed by the rescue of six U.S. offic(...)
1/30/1980
Maureen's a good skate. Maureen McTeer, wife of Opposition Leader and former prime minister Joe Clark, too to the ice at Toronto City Hall yesterday w(...)
Maureen's a good skate. Maureen McTeer, wife of Opposition Leader and former prime minister Joe Clark, too to the ice at Toronto City Hall yesterday w(...)
12/1/1980
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
New year gala: Dr. Joseph Wong, left, chats with Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark and daughter Catherine at Westin Harbour Castle Hotel last night
New year gala: Dr. Joseph Wong, left, chats with Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark and daughter Catherine at Westin Harbour Castle Hotel last night
1/23/1993
Joe Clark: Prime Minister delivered newspapers in his Alberta hometown when he was teenager
Joe Clark: Prime Minister delivered newspapers in his Alberta hometown when he was teenager
9/27/1979
Neglected majority: Prime Minister Joe Clark told National Action Committee Canada's 7 million women are still under-represented in corridors of power
Neglected majority: Prime Minister Joe Clark told National Action Committee Canada's 7 million women are still under-represented in corridors of power
2/2/1980