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Moving speech
Moving speech

Moving speech

Date9/28/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Moving speech: Gary Malkowski, Ontario's first deaf MPP, signs to a crowd yesterday at a Queen's Park rally. He promised to bring my language to government.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065069F
Moving on: Doug Lychak, Mississauga's city manager since 1985, is moving to become municipal manager for Surrey, B
Moving on: Doug Lychak, Mississauga's city manager since 1985, is moving to become municipal manager for Surrey, B
4/6/1992
Sheila Fugard: Novelist says black women will be the ones moving towards liberation and therefore moving the whole cause of freedom and equality along in South Africa
Sheila Fugard: Novelist says black women will be the ones moving towards liberation and therefore moving the whole cause of freedom and equality along in South Africa
10/20/1985
Moving an Eight-Ton Henry Moore, Lifting an eight-ton statue is really more than mover Ralph Clark can handle by himself. Blocked from view in this ph(...)
Moving an Eight-Ton Henry Moore, Lifting an eight-ton statue is really more than mover Ralph Clark can handle by himself. Blocked from view in this ph(...)
10/17/1974
They're jogging into fitness. Moving out of the North York Young Men's Christian Association building into the frest air, some of the 25 women in a fi(...)
They're jogging into fitness. Moving out of the North York Young Men's Christian Association building into the frest air, some of the 25 women in a fi(...)
6/9/1975
Moving up: Rev. Ken Campbell, seen on business at Queen's Park, has resettled his Baptist congregation on a hilltop site near Milton provided by a convicted fraud artist
Moving up: Rev. Ken Campbell, seen on business at Queen's Park, has resettled his Baptist congregation on a hilltop site near Milton provided by a convicted fraud artist
5/14/1986
With Passover starting tomorrow at sundown, Toronto freelance writer Cayle Chernin recalls her moving visit to Berlin
With Passover starting tomorrow at sundown, Toronto freelance writer Cayle Chernin recalls her moving visit to Berlin
4/18/1989
Lighthouse Work (right) by Aldo Rossi is silly and superficial while John Scott's 100 Workers is a moving and eloquent memorial to workers killed in i(...)
Lighthouse Work (right) by Aldo Rossi is silly and superficial while John Scott's 100 Workers is a moving and eloquent memorial to workers killed in i(...)
6/22/1988
Moving into Stornoway, the nine-bedroom mansion in Ottawa's stately Rockeliffe Park the government provides for the leader of the Opposition, Conserva(...)
Moving into Stornoway, the nine-bedroom mansion in Ottawa's stately Rockeliffe Park the government provides for the leader of the Opposition, Conserva(...)
3/7/1976
Checkmate: Joseph Smolij, 71, a former world chess champion, is moving to Berlin to live with his sister.
Checkmate: Joseph Smolij, 71, a former world chess champion, is moving to Berlin to live with his sister.
11/4/1992
Moving a mountain of mail started today as Toronto's 1,400 postmen and 2,200 sorters came back to work after a six-day walkout. Toronto Post Office is(...)
Moving a mountain of mail started today as Toronto's 1,400 postmen and 2,200 sorters came back to work after a six-day walkout. Toronto Post Office is(...)
7/30/1965
It's a long walk along the slowly-moving assembly line at the Oshawa South plant of General Motors, where the vast, linked buildings cover 165 acres. (...)
It's a long walk along the slowly-moving assembly line at the Oshawa South plant of General Motors, where the vast, linked buildings cover 165 acres. (...)
1/12/1973
The backlog of mail that piled up last week and yesterday when Toronto postmen refused to work overtime on the weekend, began moving today as the men (...)
The backlog of mail that piled up last week and yesterday when Toronto postmen refused to work overtime on the weekend, began moving today as the men (...)
5/19/1970