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Thousands of students from Ontario separate schools at a rally in Maple Leaf Gardens in support of increased aid to separate schools by government, li(...)
Thousands of students from Ontario separate schools at a rally in Maple Leaf Gardens in support of increased aid to separate schools by government, li(...)

Thousands of students from Ontario separate schools at a rally in Maple Leaf Gardens in support of increased aid to separate schools by government, li(...)

Date10/25/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Thousands of students from Ontario separate schools at a rally in Maple Leaf Gardens in support of increased aid to separate schools by government, listen to Ontario Education Minister William Davis outline the government's position. He won polite applaus
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0042425F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
Casting his vote last night at Maple Leaf Gardens, Ontario Education Minister William Davis, now premier-designate of Ontario, places his ballot carefully in box
Casting his vote last night at Maple Leaf Gardens, Ontario Education Minister William Davis, now premier-designate of Ontario, places his ballot carefully in box
2/12/1971
Family of new premier of Ontario, William Davis, stands with him in his moment of triumph last night at Maple Leaf Gardens. From left are: his wife, K(...)
Family of new premier of Ontario, William Davis, stands with him in his moment of triumph last night at Maple Leaf Gardens. From left are: his wife, K(...)
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Talking to students in Port Colborne, Ontario's premier-designate William Davis signs autographs after his first speech since being chosen to succeed (...)
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Promising a fight against a maple leaf flag, Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker speaks to 575 members of the York Scarboro Progressive Conservative Association. The Red Ensign hangs behind him
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