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Pierre Trudeau. He's a professor too
Pierre Trudeau. He's a professor too

Pierre Trudeau. He's a professor too

Date2/12/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pierre Trudeau. He's a professor too
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0086196F
William Kilbourn, a York University professor, says Pierre Trudeau's prime ministership has brought a breathing spell to the Quebec situation
William Kilbourn, a York University professor, says Pierre Trudeau's prime ministership has brought a breathing spell to the Quebec situation
4/1/1969
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and University of Toronto professor and author Marshall McLuhan, Windsor Arms Hotel
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and University of Toronto professor and author Marshall McLuhan, Windsor Arms Hotel
1977--11--28
A matter of communication. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and University of Toronto professor and author Marshall McLuhan leave a restaurant at Windsor(...)
A matter of communication. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and University of Toronto professor and author Marshall McLuhan leave a restaurant at Windsor(...)
11/28/1977
Puffing pipe discreetly, Dr. Pauline Jewett, former Liberal MP and now political science professor, listens to Pierre Elliott Trudeau address Port Hope meeting
Puffing pipe discreetly, Dr. Pauline Jewett, former Liberal MP and now political science professor, listens to Pierre Elliott Trudeau address Port Hope meeting
3/4/1968
Flanked by advisers, Justice Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau was a star performer at the recent constitutional conference in Ottawa. He's gambling tha(...)
Flanked by advisers, Justice Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau was a star performer at the recent constitutional conference in Ottawa. He's gambling tha(...)
2/9/1968
Things went swimmingly yesterday when our bachelor Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau, took a dip in a sulphur bath at Harrison Hot Springs, B.C., where he's attending a Liberal policy conference
Things went swimmingly yesterday when our bachelor Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau, took a dip in a sulphur bath at Harrison Hot Springs, B.C., where he's attending a Liberal policy conference
11/21/1969
Pierre Trudeau: 'Too striped'
Pierre Trudeau: 'Too striped'
3/31/1979
Pierre Trudeau. Wife expected to go, too
Pierre Trudeau. Wife expected to go, too
6/23/1971
Arm Wrestling at the Habitat Forum bar yesterday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau jokes with the bartender, Victree Mallia. Ah, you made that too easy, (...)
Arm Wrestling at the Habitat Forum bar yesterday, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau jokes with the bartender, Victree Mallia. Ah, you made that too easy, (...)
6/2/1976
Is it a Caribou? No, it's Tony Bubenik, a 62-year-old Czech professor who makes his living by pretending he's a caribou, a moose or a deer. He has been shot at by a hunter, charged by a bull moose and flirted with by cow moose.
Is it a Caribou? No, it's Tony Bubenik, a 62-year-old Czech professor who makes his living by pretending he's a caribou, a moose or a deer. He has been shot at by a hunter, charged by a bull moose and flirted with by cow moose.
3/20/1975
A medical first was performed by Dr. William Lougheed, a neurosurgeon and assistant professor at the University of Toronto, when he took vein from a woman's leg and transplanted it into her head to replace a blocked artery that caused a stroke. He's shown with the type of microscope used in surgery.
A medical first was performed by Dr. William Lougheed, a neurosurgeon and assistant professor at the University of Toronto, when he took vein from a woman's leg and transplanted it into her head to replace a blocked artery that caused a stroke. He's shown with the type of microscope used in surgery.
1/6/1970
Old Pal: York University professor Charlie McMillan, top left, quit as Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's policy adviser two years ago but he's still a force behind the scenes and the mastermind behind the Halifax forum designed to put Canada back in the mainstream of research and development
Old Pal: York University professor Charlie McMillan, top left, quit as Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's policy adviser two years ago but he's still a force behind the scenes and the mastermind behind the Halifax forum designed to put Canada back in the mainstream of research and development
6/24/1982