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Peter Worthington: He was nosed out at Broadview-Greenwood
Peter Worthington: He was nosed out at Broadview-Greenwood

Peter Worthington: He was nosed out at Broadview-Greenwood

Date6/15/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Peter Worthington: He was nosed out at Broadview-Greenwood.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090094F
Out, but down? Broadview-Greenwood PC candidate Peter Worthington autographs a poster for a fan on election night
Out, but down? Broadview-Greenwood PC candidate Peter Worthington autographs a poster for a fan on election night
9/5/1984
Off and running: Former Toronto Sun editor Peter Worthington announced yesterday he would make his second bid for the Conservative nomination in Broadview-Greenwood
Off and running: Former Toronto Sun editor Peter Worthington announced yesterday he would make his second bid for the Conservative nomination in Broadview-Greenwood
1/25/1984
Hairy suitor: Aussie, the hairy-nosed wombat, is on loan to Metro Toronto Zoo from Chicago's Brookfield Zoo - in hopes he'll find a mate. Come next June, he may be leading Sunday tours with the zoo's director-to-be, Peter Crowcroft, also from Australia.
Hairy suitor: Aussie, the hairy-nosed wombat, is on loan to Metro Toronto Zoo from Chicago's Brookfield Zoo - in hopes he'll find a mate. Come next June, he may be leading Sunday tours with the zoo's director-to-be, Peter Crowcroft, also from Australia.
8/4/1980
Political chat: Conservative Leader Joe Clark, talking to a supporter of defeated candidate Peter Hesky, told the crowds Broadview-Greenwood would be step to ousting Liberals
Political chat: Conservative Leader Joe Clark, talking to a supporter of defeated candidate Peter Hesky, told the crowds Broadview-Greenwood would be step to ousting Liberals
9/9/1982
Trouble finds him: Peter Worthington sits at home with his terrier, Lucy, and the new book he was promoting in Western Canada when he talked himself out of a job
Trouble finds him: Peter Worthington sits at home with his terrier, Lucy, and the new book he was promoting in Western Canada when he talked himself out of a job
10/6/1984
Closing up shop: New Democrat MP Lynn McDonald looks at a Parliament 'class picture' as she cleans out her office yesterday after losing her Broadview-Greenwood seat
Closing up shop: New Democrat MP Lynn McDonald looks at a Parliament 'class picture' as she cleans out her office yesterday after losing her Broadview-Greenwood seat
11/22/1988
Totonto's John Wood makes powerful finishing kick in 500-metre Canadian canoe sprint, but was nosed out
Totonto's John Wood makes powerful finishing kick in 500-metre Canadian canoe sprint, but was nosed out
7/30/1976
Dejection . . . The loser in York South NDP's David Lewis nosed out in cliffhanger
Dejection . . . The loser in York South NDP's David Lewis nosed out in cliffhanger
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Peter Worthington: 'He was . . . The one guy you could count on.'
Peter Worthington: 'He was . . . The one guy you could count on.'
9/29/1989
Worried Worthington: Editor-in-chief Peter Worthington described the sale as a sacrifice of a certain independence
Worried Worthington: Editor-in-chief Peter Worthington described the sale as a sacrifice of a certain independence
2/25/1982
Campaigning with Liberal candidate Dennis Mills in Broadview-Greenwood yesterday, Premier David Peterson combs Karen Visser's hair during a beauty sal(...)
Campaigning with Liberal candidate Dennis Mills in Broadview-Greenwood yesterday, Premier David Peterson combs Karen Visser's hair during a beauty sal(...)
10/14/1988
Winning and Losing Hugs: Liberal Dennis Mills, right, receives a victory hug from daughter Andrea, 8, after defeating NDP incumbent Lynn McDonald, left, in Broadview-Greenwood
Winning and Losing Hugs: Liberal Dennis Mills, right, receives a victory hug from daughter Andrea, 8, after defeating NDP incumbent Lynn McDonald, left, in Broadview-Greenwood
11/21/1988