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No one seems to appreciate any personal expenses many MPs may incur by reason of their position, argues Tim Danson, son of Defence Minister Barney Danson, in defending free trip
No one seems to appreciate any personal expenses many MPs may incur by reason of their position, argues Tim Danson, son of Defence Minister Barney Danson, in defending free trip

No one seems to appreciate any personal expenses many MPs may incur by reason of their position, argues Tim Danson, son of Defence Minister Barney Danson, in defending free trip

Date11/2/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: No one seems to appreciate any personal expenses many MPs may incur by reason of their position, argues Tim Danson, son of Defence Minister Barney Danson, in defending free trip.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0041869F
Danson takes salute. Defence Minister Barney Danson takes salute at march-past of Royal Canadian Legion Pipe Band from North York Branch No. 66 at Rem(...)
Danson takes salute. Defence Minister Barney Danson takes salute at march-past of Royal Canadian Legion Pipe Band from North York Branch No. 66 at Rem(...)
11/7/1976
Bert Danson, brother of York Mills MP Barney Danson, relaxes in living-room of the Danson home
Bert Danson, brother of York Mills MP Barney Danson, relaxes in living-room of the Danson home
9/13/1974
Justice Minister John Turner (left) chats with York North MP Barney Danson (right) before speaking at a $25-a-plate dinner for the York North Liberals(...)
Justice Minister John Turner (left) chats with York North MP Barney Danson (right) before speaking at a $25-a-plate dinner for the York North Liberals(...)
9/16/1970
Back in town: Six months after the federal election, former defence minister Barney Danson says he is becoming re-qcquainted with richness and diversity that characterizes evolving metropolis
Back in town: Six months after the federal election, former defence minister Barney Danson says he is becoming re-qcquainted with richness and diversity that characterizes evolving metropolis
12/6/1979
Veteran of two world wars, 89-year-old Elizabeth Banson exchanges stories with Defence Minister Barney Danson after marching in 52nd annual Warrior's Day Parade at CNE
Veteran of two world wars, 89-year-old Elizabeth Banson exchanges stories with Defence Minister Barney Danson after marching in 52nd annual Warrior's Day Parade at CNE
8/20/1977
With voters. Juggling duties in Ottawa and in his constituency, MP Barney Danson visits Farmers' Market, Thornhill, to talk about local issues with Annie and Lilly Gray
With voters. Juggling duties in Ottawa and in his constituency, MP Barney Danson visits Farmers' Market, Thornhill, to talk about local issues with Annie and Lilly Gray
2/28/1971
Danson rejoins his regin. Barney Danson, minister of state for urban affairs and member of Parliament for York North, last night was made honorary lie(...)
Danson rejoins his regin. Barney Danson, minister of state for urban affairs and member of Parliament for York North, last night was made honorary lie(...)
12/10/1975
Soaring rides - and prices: When a trip to the midway at the Canadian National Exhibition becomes a major expense, reader argues, it ceases to be fun
Soaring rides - and prices: When a trip to the midway at the Canadian National Exhibition becomes a major expense, reader argues, it ceases to be fun
9/10/1979
After the ribbon-cutting, Urban affairs Minister Barney Danson (middle) chats with Jim and Chris Verrall, holding their children, in front of their ne(...)
After the ribbon-cutting, Urban affairs Minister Barney Danson (middle) chats with Jim and Chris Verrall, holding their children, in front of their ne(...)
9/27/1976
Disappointed parents: Jim and Anna Stephenson, with their lawyer, Tim Danson, left, leave the inquest into the brutal murder of their son, Christopher
Disappointed parents: Jim and Anna Stephenson, with their lawyer, Tim Danson, left, leave the inquest into the brutal murder of their son, Christopher
1/12/1993
Fighting system: Anna and Jim Stephenson, whose son Christopher, inset, was slain by a convicted child molester on parole, appeal for funds with lawyer Tim Danson, right
Fighting system: Anna and Jim Stephenson, whose son Christopher, inset, was slain by a convicted child molester on parole, appeal for funds with lawyer Tim Danson, right
9/3/1992
Barney Danson. Tackles housing shortage
Barney Danson. Tackles housing shortage
1/16/1974