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Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau grabs for his seat belt as he leaves the office to go home
Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau grabs for his seat belt as he leaves the office to go home

Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau grabs for his seat belt as he leaves the office to go home

Date11/22/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau grabs for his seat belt as he leaves the office to go home.
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Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau leaves his office after announcing his resignation as Leader of the Liberal Party
Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau leaves his office after announcing his resignation as Leader of the Liberal Party
11/22/1979
Back to business: Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau exchanges a few words with his press secretary Suzanne Perry as he hurries to his office in Ottawa to prepare for a quick transfer of power
Back to business: Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau exchanges a few words with his press secretary Suzanne Perry as he hurries to his office in Ottawa to prepare for a quick transfer of power
2/20/1980
Former Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau arrives home late 11/21 with seven-year-old son Justin(L) and five-year-old son Michel(C) in the back seat of car
Former Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau arrives home late 11/21 with seven-year-old son Justin(L) and five-year-old son Michel(C) in the back seat of car
11/22/1979
Mike gets an anti-bomb tract. A ban-the-bomb picket hands Liberal Leader Lester Pearson a pamphlet as he leaves WoodGreen United Church with his wife (...)
Mike gets an anti-bomb tract. A ban-the-bomb picket hands Liberal Leader Lester Pearson a pamphlet as he leaves WoodGreen United Church with his wife (...)
1/14/1963
Party leader Joe Clark (right) grabs supporter's hand during Tory rally at Cedarbrae Collegiate
Party leader Joe Clark (right) grabs supporter's hand during Tory rally at Cedarbrae Collegiate
4/11/1979
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
Jay Vaughan, 14, whose nickname is Super Jay, grabs some air as he practices on a skateboard ramp to keep in shape for freestyle skiing
Jay Vaughan, 14, whose nickname is Super Jay, grabs some air as he practices on a skateboard ramp to keep in shape for freestyle skiing
11/6/1992
He's running: Former Liberal finance minister John Turner leaves Pearson International Airport yesterday after flying from Ottawa, where he announced his candidacy for the Liberal party leadership
He's running: Former Liberal finance minister John Turner leaves Pearson International Airport yesterday after flying from Ottawa, where he announced his candidacy for the Liberal party leadership
3/16/1984
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(...)
9/26/1969
Big change: Business executive Eric Barton leaves his family, his Willowdale home and his vice-president's office tomorrow to spend two months in a leper colony in India.
Big change: Business executive Eric Barton leaves his family, his Willowdale home and his vice-president's office tomorrow to spend two months in a leper colony in India.
10/3/1984
1976. Victory at last: After eight years as party leader without a seat in the legislature, Rene Levesque saw his Parti Quebecois win a landslide victory over Robert Bourassa's Liberals. Before the election Levesque had six seats and after it he had 71 and the Premiership of Quebec.
1976. Victory at last: After eight years as party leader without a seat in the legislature, Rene Levesque saw his Parti Quebecois win a landslide victory over Robert Bourassa's Liberals. Before the election Levesque had six seats and after it he had 71 and the Premiership of Quebec.
11/15/1976