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Frank McGee. Progressive Conservative candidate in York-Scarboro
Frank McGee. Progressive Conservative candidate in York-Scarboro

Frank McGee. Progressive Conservative candidate in York-Scarboro

Date2/28/1963
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Original Toronto Star caption: Frank McGee. Progressive Conservative candidate in York-Scarboro
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0066789F
A loser. Progressive Conservative candidate in York Scarboro, Frank McGee mirrors disappointment at his loss
A loser. Progressive Conservative candidate in York Scarboro, Frank McGee mirrors disappointment at his loss
4/9/1963
York-Scarboro candidates Frank Mcgee, Robert Stanbury, Ed Phillips, The uncommitted voter could be the key to victory in Canada's biggest riding
York-Scarboro candidates Frank Mcgee, Robert Stanbury, Ed Phillips, The uncommitted voter could be the key to victory in Canada's biggest riding
10/19/1965
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
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
6/4/1964
Banner welcome for the P.M. Some 200 supporters as well as the Progressive Conservative candidates for all 18 Toronto and York ridings as well as near(...)
Banner welcome for the P.M. Some 200 supporters as well as the Progressive Conservative candidates for all 18 Toronto and York ridings as well as near(...)
5/22/1962
Scott Venton, 2 1/2, wears a Mel Lastman button but he's still sceptical of the dougnut the North York mayor offered him last night as he kicked off his campaign as the Progressive Conservative candidate in Armordale
Scott Venton, 2 1/2, wears a Mel Lastman button but he's still sceptical of the dougnut the North York mayor offered him last night as he kicked off his campaign as the Progressive Conservative candidate in Armordale
9/4/1975
John Gamble, Progressive Conservative candidate in York North riding, gets a victory hug from his wife, Katie, after holding his seat in the face of a(...)
John Gamble, Progressive Conservative candidate in York North riding, gets a victory hug from his wife, Katie, after holding his seat in the face of a(...)
2/18/1980
John Macbeth, Progressive Conservative candidate in York West riding, shakes hands with a protester outside his campaign headquarters on Dundas St. W.(...)
John Macbeth, Progressive Conservative candidate in York West riding, shakes hands with a protester outside his campaign headquarters on Dundas St. W.(...)
9/30/1971
School trustee in York township 42 years, Frank Oke, 75, was feted last night at dinner at the York South Progressive Conservative Association.
School trustee in York township 42 years, Frank Oke, 75, was feted last night at dinner at the York South Progressive Conservative Association.
11/3/1970
Just testing: George Hees, Progressive Conservative candidate in Broadview, tests a springboard during visit to Canadian Samples Show at the CNE grounds today
Just testing: George Hees, Progressive Conservative candidate in Broadview, tests a springboard during visit to Canadian Samples Show at the CNE grounds today
5/22/1962
Larger than life-While the speeches were going on at an election rally in Nathan Phillips Square last night this little girl just stood entranced by a huge picture of Rosedale Progressive Conservative candidate Warren Beamish. Beamish is running against cabinet minister Donald S. Macdonald.
Larger than life-While the speeches were going on at an election rally in Nathan Phillips Square last night this little girl just stood entranced by a huge picture of Rosedale Progressive Conservative candidate Warren Beamish. Beamish is running against cabinet minister Donald S. Macdonald.
10/27/1972
Financial Consultant Robin Richardson, 35, and his wife, Jacqu, learn he was chosen Progressive Conservative candidate for the Beaches riding in the next federal election
Financial Consultant Robin Richardson, 35, and his wife, Jacqu, learn he was chosen Progressive Conservative candidate for the Beaches riding in the next federal election
10/11/1976
Jim Gillies, Progressive Conservative party candidate in the riding of Don Valley, is joined by Premier William Davis (left) and Gillies' wife, Betsy,(...)
Jim Gillies, Progressive Conservative party candidate in the riding of Don Valley, is joined by Premier William Davis (left) and Gillies' wife, Betsy,(...)
10/1/1972