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Robert Nixon. More power for cities
Robert Nixon. More power for cities

Robert Nixon. More power for cities

Date11/17/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robert Nixon. More power for cities
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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_0071011F
Robert Nixon should be more aggressive in opposition, critics say, but he is essentially a family man who admits he lacks lust for power that many call an essential ingredient of political success
Robert Nixon should be more aggressive in opposition, critics say, but he is essentially a family man who admits he lacks lust for power that many call an essential ingredient of political success
9/1/1967
Numbers game, It took Ontario Treasurer Robert Nixon and his aides more than an abacus to figure out today's budget
Numbers game, It took Ontario Treasurer Robert Nixon and his aides more than an abacus to figure out today's budget
5/12/1986
Nixon's cruising along. Nixon for Ontario was printed on the shirt worn by Alexis Rothschild when she danced with Ontario Liberal Leader Robert Nixon (...)
Nixon's cruising along. Nixon for Ontario was printed on the shirt worn by Alexis Rothschild when she danced with Ontario Liberal Leader Robert Nixon (...)
7/22/1975
Robert Nixon, leader of the Ontario Liberal party, gives a victory gesture to a supporter on the main street in Bracebridge. Nixon will watch the elec(...)
Robert Nixon, leader of the Ontario Liberal party, gives a victory gesture to a supporter on the main street in Bracebridge. Nixon will watch the elec(...)
10/20/1971
On his arrival at Ontario LIberal Leader Robert Nixon's farm Saturday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, with Nixon behind him, is caught in a crowd that(...)
On his arrival at Ontario LIberal Leader Robert Nixon's farm Saturday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, with Nixon behind him, is caught in a crowd that(...)
6/8/1975
Re-elected Ontario Liberal Leader, Robert Nixon and his wife are surrounded by happy supporters last night at the convention, in the Royal York. Nixon(...)
Re-elected Ontario Liberal Leader, Robert Nixon and his wife are surrounded by happy supporters last night at the convention, in the Royal York. Nixon(...)
10/23/1973
A souvenir of Canadian cities : being illustrated views of Canadian cities taken from the National monthly
A souvenir of Canadian cities : being illustrated views of Canadian cities taken from the National monthly
1903?
The stranger's guide to the cities of Montreal and Quebec, together with sketches of the cities of Toronto, Kingston and Hamilton, and of the towns of(...)
The stranger's guide to the cities of Montreal and Quebec, together with sketches of the cities of Toronto, Kingston and Hamilton, and of the towns of(...)
1852
Premier William Davis, above, is taking more power from city councils and handing it over to regional governments, says writer Stein
Premier William Davis, above, is taking more power from city councils and handing it over to regional governments, says writer Stein
9/14/1972
Laughing together, Mrs. Robert Stanbury, wife of the minister responsible for Information Canada, and Ontario Liberal Leader Robert Nixon listen to sp(...)
Laughing together, Mrs. Robert Stanbury, wife of the minister responsible for Information Canada, and Ontario Liberal Leader Robert Nixon listen to sp(...)
4/17/1970
I'm doing most good here-Hon. Harry Nixon. Right now I believe I am doing more good to this country and its war effort by sitting on the seat of this (...)
I'm doing most good here-Hon. Harry Nixon. Right now I believe I am doing more good to this country and its war effort by sitting on the seat of this (...)
10/24/1942
Bob Nixon, Interim Liberal leader says Ontario had a right to expect more from the new NDP government as recession stalks the province
Bob Nixon, Interim Liberal leader says Ontario had a right to expect more from the new NDP government as recession stalks the province
11/20/1990