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Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, said Tuesday that Quebec Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand was off his rocker if he thought the federal government's (...)
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, said Tuesday that Quebec Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand was off his rocker if he thought the federal government's (...)

Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, said Tuesday that Quebec Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand was off his rocker if he thought the federal government's (...)

Date2/10/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, left, said Tuesday that Quebec Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand was off his rocker if he thought the federal government's decision to build an airport north of Montreal instead of south was an attempt to help Ontario at the price of helping Quebec.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0085693F
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, right, warmly welcomes Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand to Ottawa's old Union Station today for talks on bread-and-(...)
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, right, warmly welcomes Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand to Ottawa's old Union Station today for talks on bread-and-(...)
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Inside the coliseum supporters of Quebec Education Minister Jean-Guy Cardinal, chief opponent of Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand, lift him aloft after h(...)
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Arms spread wide, Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand acknowledges cheering after he was confirmed Union Nationale leader in Quebec city Saturday
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Cheering supporters all but mob Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand who won confirmation as leader of the Union Nationale in Quebec city Saturday. He beat o(...)
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2/26/1968
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Montreal catcher John Bateman catches first pitch tossed out ley Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand at bottom of picture next to mayor Jean Drapeau.(...)
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A lunch was given at Quai d' Orsay in honor of Pierre Trudeau Canadian Prime ministre seen second from left with Jean Lecanuet left and French premier Jacques Chirac profile right
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French Premier Jacques Chirac and his wife (r) welcom Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife Margaret (l) at Orly airfield this morning
French Premier Jacques Chirac and his wife (r) welcom Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and his wife Margaret (l) at Orly airfield this morning
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Premier Jean - Jacques Bertrand, front-runner in party leadership race, arrives at convention with his wife
Premier Jean - Jacques Bertrand, front-runner in party leadership race, arrives at convention with his wife
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Prime Minister Trudeau, shown here at his press conference Thursday night, said he will remain in office despite his government's minority position
Prime Minister Trudeau, shown here at his press conference Thursday night, said he will remain in office despite his government's minority position
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Jacques Chirac, French Premier and Canadian Prime minister Pierre Trudeau, passing in front of honor guard at Orly airfield upon arrival of Canadian Premier this morning
Jacques Chirac, French Premier and Canadian Prime minister Pierre Trudeau, passing in front of honor guard at Orly airfield upon arrival of Canadian Premier this morning
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Facing off informally after the opening session of federal-provincial constitutional conference in Ottawa today, Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrad (left) o(...)
Facing off informally after the opening session of federal-provincial constitutional conference in Ottawa today, Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrad (left) o(...)
2/10/1969