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NDP deputy leader Walter Pitman tells Halton East NDP rally that the party has gained confidence from events at recent Conservative leadership convention
NDP deputy leader Walter Pitman tells Halton East NDP rally that the party has gained confidence from events at recent Conservative leadership convention

NDP deputy leader Walter Pitman tells Halton East NDP rally that the party has gained confidence from events at recent Conservative leadership convention

Date2/23/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: NDP deputy leader Walter Pitman tells Halton East NDP rally that the party has gained confidence from events at recent Conservative leadership convention.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073899F
Bidding for support of the New Democratic Party's leftist faction, the Waffle group, NDP leadership candidates Walter Pitman (left) and Stephen Lewis (...)
Bidding for support of the New Democratic Party's leftist faction, the Waffle group, NDP leadership candidates Walter Pitman (left) and Stephen Lewis (...)
9/19/1970
He's in charge, Educator and former NDP member of the Legislature Walter Pitman has been appointed chairperson of the province's Interim Waste Authority
He's in charge, Educator and former NDP member of the Legislature Walter Pitman has been appointed chairperson of the province's Interim Waste Authority
8/21/1992
It's a friendly jostle, as former federal NDP leader David Lewis (left) and his son, Stephen former Ontario NDP leader, arrive at the same moment today to congratulate federal NDP leader Ed Broadbent on his speech at the opening session of NDP provincial leadership convention in Toronto
It's a friendly jostle, as former federal NDP leader David Lewis (left) and his son, Stephen former Ontario NDP leader, arrive at the same moment today to congratulate federal NDP leader Ed Broadbent on his speech at the opening session of NDP provincial leadership convention in Toronto
2/3/1978
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, casts his vote at a polling station on Parkcrest Dr. in his riding of Scarborough West as the deputy returning officer, Mrs. Jean Aitken, watches him. NDP now has 21 seats.
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, casts his vote at a polling station on Parkcrest Dr. in his riding of Scarborough West as the deputy returning officer, Mrs. Jean Aitken, watches him. NDP now has 21 seats.
10/21/1971
NDP leader David Lewis has gained ground in the Oct
NDP leader David Lewis has gained ground in the Oct
9/14/1972
Pouring coffee in his room at Royal York Hotel for visiting delegates who droppd in, Stephen Lewis, provincial NDP leadership candidate, hands a cup to one firm supporter, his father David Lewis, deputy leader of the federal NDP
Pouring coffee in his room at Royal York Hotel for visiting delegates who droppd in, Stephen Lewis, provincial NDP leadership candidate, hands a cup to one firm supporter, his father David Lewis, deputy leader of the federal NDP
10/1/1970
Candidates for the New Democratic Party leadership, lined up on the NDP convention floor in Winnipeg, from left
Candidates for the New Democratic Party leadership, lined up on the NDP convention floor in Winnipeg, from left
7/4/1975
He's disappointed but not shatttered by his unsuccessful bid for leadership of the Ontario Conservative party, Mines Minister Allan Lawrence tells The Star, as he and his wife, Moira, snowshoe around their winter retreat at Lindsay, Ont
He's disappointed but not shatttered by his unsuccessful bid for leadership of the Ontario Conservative party, Mines Minister Allan Lawrence tells The Star, as he and his wife, Moira, snowshoe around their winter retreat at Lindsay, Ont
2/17/1971
NDP foes meet: David Lewis, deputy leader of the New Democratic Party, faces Professor Melville Watkins (right) after Lewis had called Watkins' proposal for a mass NDP shift to the left horribly indigestible rubbish
NDP foes meet: David Lewis, deputy leader of the New Democratic Party, faces Professor Melville Watkins (right) after Lewis had called Watkins' proposal for a mass NDP shift to the left horribly indigestible rubbish
10/31/1969
Saying goodby to the leadership of the national New Democratic Party, David Lewis kisses the hand of his wife, Sophie, Saturday at the NDP convention in Winnipeg
Saying goodby to the leadership of the national New Democratic Party, David Lewis kisses the hand of his wife, Sophie, Saturday at the NDP convention in Winnipeg
7/6/1975
NDP's Top men- and two who want to join them - chasp hands today at Ontario New Democratic Party convention before leadership vote tomorrow. Foregroun(...)
NDP's Top men- and two who want to join them - chasp hands today at Ontario New Democratic Party convention before leadership vote tomorrow. Foregroun(...)
10/3/1970
Tells of struggle: Sandra MacDonald, 17-year-old daughter of NDP leader Donald MacDonald, told of seeing police force a man into car.
Tells of struggle: Sandra MacDonald, 17-year-old daughter of NDP leader Donald MacDonald, told of seeing police force a man into car.
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