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Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)
Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)

Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might all(...)

Date6/13/1949
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Original Toronto Star caption: Politicial observers think Mr. Drew might survive election if party standing improves, but all indications are for Liberal victory. The party might allow a decent interval before replacing Mr. Drew. This is Mr. Diefenbaker's modest home at Prince Albert as seen in winter
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0043666F
All eyes in Canada were on Quebec today to see if the separatist Parti Quebecois would unseat the ruling Liberal party in the provincial election. Par(...)
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11/15/1976
Triumphant liberal leader Robert Bourassa wears a broad smile as he listens to news of the landslide victory that swept his party into power with 71 seats. [Incomplete]
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4/30/1973
Robert Bourassa, the new leader of the Quebec Liberal party, raises his hands in victory after he defeated former justice minister Claude Wagner and f(...)
Robert Bourassa, the new leader of the Quebec Liberal party, raises his hands in victory after he defeated former justice minister Claude Wagner and f(...)
1/19/1970
Party Chieftain's Home. When scrutineers finished counting ballots cast by hundreds of Conservative convention delegates from all over the province to(...)
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12/9/1938
Mr. and Mrs. George Drew were among guests attending premiere
Mr. and Mrs. George Drew were among guests attending premiere
10/19/1966
One of last public appearances of Mrs. George Drew was last November when she attended the opening night of My Fair Lady at University theatre
One of last public appearances of Mrs. George Drew was last November when she attended the opening night of My Fair Lady at University theatre
3/10/1965
French culture in Ontario will need government aid to survive Roger Saint Denis (right), chairman of a committee of Franco-Ontarians, says yesterday a(...)
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1/27/1969
At son's side: A proud Vera Mildred Davis beams as son Premier William Davis acknowledges his election victory at a rally March 19
At son's side: A proud Vera Mildred Davis beams as son Premier William Davis acknowledges his election victory at a rally March 19
3/19/1981
George Drew's home. House at 112 Dunvegan Rd. was the home of George Drew when he was elected premier of Ontario in 1943. Ill health forced him from politics in 1956
George Drew's home. House at 112 Dunvegan Rd. was the home of George Drew when he was elected premier of Ontario in 1943. Ill health forced him from politics in 1956
7/13/1981
In dispute. The sale of former premier George Drew's estate in Caledon is being contested in the Supreme Court by his son, Edward John Drew, who argue(...)
In dispute. The sale of former premier George Drew's estate in Caledon is being contested in the Supreme Court by his son, Edward John Drew, who argue(...)
7/13/1982
Pondering the reactions of delegates to the nominations of his would-be successors, party leader John Diefenbaker and his wife, Olive, stare broodingl(...)
Pondering the reactions of delegates to the nominations of his would-be successors, party leader John Diefenbaker and his wife, Olive, stare broodingl(...)
9/8/1967
Bloody dumping of John Diefenbaker as Conservative leader led to the provision that every time the party convenes, delegates are asked whether they want a leadership convention
Bloody dumping of John Diefenbaker as Conservative leader led to the provision that every time the party convenes, delegates are asked whether they want a leadership convention
4/6/1979