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Whoops! Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau is almost bumped back into a ditch he jumped over as he collides with a bystander as he leaves a Timmins(...)
Whoops! Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau is almost bumped back into a ditch he jumped over as he collides with a bystander as he leaves a Timmins(...)

Whoops! Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau is almost bumped back into a ditch he jumped over as he collides with a bystander as he leaves a Timmins(...)

Date9/26/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Whoops! Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau is almost bumped back into a ditch he jumped over as he collides with a bystander as he leaves a Timmins high schol to make his way to helicopter. He's on a tour of Northern Ontario.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0085861F
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Heading for fall, Montreal Canadiens' defenceman Larry Robinson grimaces as he collides with Jim Lorentz (8) of Buffalo Sabres in last night's fifth g(...)
Heading for fall, Montreal Canadiens' defenceman Larry Robinson grimaces as he collides with Jim Lorentz (8) of Buffalo Sabres in last night's fifth g(...)
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Whoops! He's on his back
Whoops! He's on his back
9/21/1979
Mock gesture of fear is pantomimed by Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau as he falls back across roof a cruiser at the Vallyefield, Que., regatta yesterday
Mock gesture of fear is pantomimed by Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau as he falls back across roof a cruiser at the Vallyefield, Que., regatta yesterday
7/13/1969
Ready to govern: Prime minister-elect Pierre Trudeau sports an Alberta lily in his lapel, replacing his one-famous rose, as he leaves a 55-minue meeting with Governor-General Ed Schreyer in Ottawa
Ready to govern: Prime minister-elect Pierre Trudeau sports an Alberta lily in his lapel, replacing his one-famous rose, as he leaves a 55-minue meeting with Governor-General Ed Schreyer in Ottawa
2/22/1980
A gallant prime minister Pierre Trudeau takes the rose from his lapel and presents it to delighted waitress Janet Prendergast of Scarborough last night at Beth Tzedec Congregation as he leaves
A gallant prime minister Pierre Trudeau takes the rose from his lapel and presents it to delighted waitress Janet Prendergast of Scarborough last night at Beth Tzedec Congregation as he leaves
6/5/1978
Mobbed by hecklers as he leaves the Royal York Hotel after addressing a Rotary Club luncheon yesterday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau is confronted by(...)
Mobbed by hecklers as he leaves the Royal York Hotel after addressing a Rotary Club luncheon yesterday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau is confronted by(...)
10/24/1975
White House guest Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau was asking more questions than he was offering observations when he met with President Richard Nixon in Washington today
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Mob of screaming girls surged around Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau yesterday, fighting to kiss him, touch him or get his autograph as he arriv(...)
Mob of screaming girls surged around Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau yesterday, fighting to kiss him, touch him or get his autograph as he arriv(...)
5/17/1968
Back home in Timmins with Canada's only first-place gold medal from the Winter Olympics, skier Kathy Kreiner is applauded by her father, Dr. Harold Kreiner (right), and 1,000 other people in the Community Sportsplex. About 200 well-wishers greeted her at the tiny Timmins airport, others lined the seven-mile road into town. Kathy surprised the ski world by winning the women's giant slalom.
Back home in Timmins with Canada's only first-place gold medal from the Winter Olympics, skier Kathy Kreiner is applauded by her father, Dr. Harold Kreiner (right), and 1,000 other people in the Community Sportsplex. About 200 well-wishers greeted her at the tiny Timmins airport, others lined the seven-mile road into town. Kathy surprised the ski world by winning the women's giant slalom.
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Star among stars: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau is surrounded by dozens of Canada celebrities as he speaks to an audience of almost 4,000 people at the bigget fund-raising dinner ever held in Canada
Star among stars: Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau is surrounded by dozens of Canada celebrities as he speaks to an audience of almost 4,000 people at the bigget fund-raising dinner ever held in Canada
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Progress recorded: Dr. Mark Mandelcorn of Mount Sinal tests eyes of Michel Paquet of Timmins, who was blinded in a mining accident. Mandelcorn, who says he has rarely seen such badly damaged eyes, performed the operations that have given Paquet normal vision in one eye.
Progress recorded: Dr. Mark Mandelcorn of Mount Sinal tests eyes of Michel Paquet of Timmins, who was blinded in a mining accident. Mandelcorn, who says he has rarely seen such badly damaged eyes, performed the operations that have given Paquet normal vision in one eye.
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