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The premier won a sweeping personal victory over opponents in Fairford
The premier won a sweeping personal victory over opponents in Fairford

The premier won a sweeping personal victory over opponents in Fairford

Date10/16/1945
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Original Toronto Star caption: The premier won a sweeping personal victory over opponents in Fairford
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0049344F
Turning his back on confrontations with liberal opponents of his government's decision to halt the Spadina Expressway, Ontario Premier William Davis s(...)
Turning his back on confrontations with liberal opponents of his government's decision to halt the Spadina Expressway, Ontario Premier William Davis s(...)
10/3/1971
Premier William Davis is meeting more people in the campaign than either of his two opponents
Premier William Davis is meeting more people in the campaign than either of his two opponents
10/3/1971
Players who worked together last month to take Team Canada to victory over the Soviet national team four games to three are opponents again. Canadien (...)
Players who worked together last month to take Team Canada to victory over the Soviet national team four games to three are opponents again. Canadien (...)
10/11/1972
Opponents chat
Opponents chat
10/22/1985
David Crombie. He calls his opponents Tony Rotenberg
David Crombie. He calls his opponents Tony Rotenberg
10/13/1972
Opponents share Jam and Prayer
Opponents share Jam and Prayer
5/8/1974
Liberal candidate Robert Kaplan, campaigning in York Centre, tastes an olive offered by grocery store manager Jim Ferlisi. Kaplan calls the riding completely Liberal. His opponents says no
Liberal candidate Robert Kaplan, campaigning in York Centre, tastes an olive offered by grocery store manager Jim Ferlisi. Kaplan calls the riding completely Liberal. His opponents says no
6/13/1974
After smashing his opponents in Oshawa-Whitby riding, New Democrat Ed Broadbent watches returns from other ridings on television last night. Broadbent(...)
After smashing his opponents in Oshawa-Whitby riding, New Democrat Ed Broadbent watches returns from other ridings on television last night. Broadbent(...)
7/8/1974
Making a point, Controller Margaret Campbell addresses the Upper Canada Lodge of B'nai B'rith as her two opponents in Toronto mayoralty race, Stephen (...)
Making a point, Controller Margaret Campbell addresses the Upper Canada Lodge of B'nai B'rith as her two opponents in Toronto mayoralty race, Stephen (...)
9/24/1969
Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
11/12/1980
Skeptics: Ontario Premier David Peterson, left, and Robert White, President of the Canadian Auto Workers union, have been among most vocal opponents of any deal jeopardizing Auto Pact
Skeptics: Ontario Premier David Peterson, left, and Robert White, President of the Canadian Auto Workers union, have been among most vocal opponents of any deal jeopardizing Auto Pact
8/30/1984
Putting the heat on his opponents in the provincial election campaign, Premier Robarts wipes his brow last night at rally in Agincourt. He criticized (...)
Putting the heat on his opponents in the provincial election campaign, Premier Robarts wipes his brow last night at rally in Agincourt. He criticized (...)
10/11/1967