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Margaret Trudeau: I'd rather stay in Ottawa
Margaret Trudeau: I'd rather stay in Ottawa

Margaret Trudeau: I'd rather stay in Ottawa

Date12/9/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Margaret Trudeau: I'd rather stay in Ottawa.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0086135F
On the move: Student Joe Costa, 18, bones up on a course during his 45-minute bus trip to and from Bloor Collegiate every school day from the Dufferin-Wilson area. The quality of education of Bloor makes the travelling worthwhilek, he says. I'd rather not go to a technical school.
On the move: Student Joe Costa, 18, bones up on a course during his 45-minute bus trip to and from Bloor Collegiate every school day from the Dufferin-Wilson area. The quality of education of Bloor makes the travelling worthwhilek, he says. I'd rather not go to a technical school.
1/23/1986
The card depicts a royal flush poker hand.Made in Chicago, Illinois.
There's just one hand I'd rather hold than this - and that's yours
between 1930 and 1939
I like Jamaica but I like Canada better and I'd rather be with my father, says Annette Senior
I like Jamaica but I like Canada better and I'd rather be with my father, says Annette Senior
8/27/1973
James Rinehart: When he was asked to come to head GM Canada, I took 30 seconds to catch my breath and said I couldn't think of any job in the world I'd rather have
James Rinehart: When he was asked to come to head GM Canada, I took 30 seconds to catch my breath and said I couldn't think of any job in the world I'd rather have
1/8/1981
I'd rather work behind the scenes
I'd rather work behind the scenes
12/20/1974
''I'd rather be as I am, '' or, A change for the better
''I'd rather be as I am, '' or, A change for the better
1876 circa
Ottawa - PM Trudeau appeals to liberals to stay together
Ottawa - PM Trudeau appeals to liberals to stay together
n.d.
Sun Deck on roof top is great for family sunning in the city. The Bacon family stays in town most weekends preferring to enjoy their home rather than battle traffic to the north. Although pollution and noise from surrounding buildings can sometimes be irritating, they are content with life in the city.
Sun Deck on roof top is great for family sunning in the city. The Bacon family stays in town most weekends preferring to enjoy their home rather than battle traffic to the north. Although pollution and noise from surrounding buildings can sometimes be irritating, they are content with life in the city.
7/14/1972
Sun Deck on roof top is great for family sunning in the city. The Bacon family stays in town most weekends preferring to enjoy their home rather than battle traffic to the north. Although pollution and noise from surrounding buildings can sometimes be irritating, they are content with life in the city.
Sun Deck on roof top is great for family sunning in the city. The Bacon family stays in town most weekends preferring to enjoy their home rather than battle traffic to the north. Although pollution and noise from surrounding buildings can sometimes be irritating, they are content with life in the city.
7/14/1972
Canadian film-maker Christopher Chapman, shown here in the split screen fashion he made famous with his film A Place to Stand, would rather stay at ho(...)
Canadian film-maker Christopher Chapman, shown here in the split screen fashion he made famous with his film A Place to Stand, would rather stay at ho(...)
3/21/1968
Canadian film-maker Christopher Chapman, shown here in the split screen fashion he made famous with his film A Place to Stand, would rather stay at ho(...)
Canadian film-maker Christopher Chapman, shown here in the split screen fashion he made famous with his film A Place to Stand, would rather stay at ho(...)
3/21/1968
Margaret Trudeau is 23. Margaret Trudeau, the wife of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, is celebrating her 23rd birthday today. Her husband is in the Toronto area, but she is in Ottawa
Margaret Trudeau is 23. Margaret Trudeau, the wife of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, is celebrating her 23rd birthday today. Her husband is in the Toronto area, but she is in Ottawa
5/28/1971