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Watching the Aquabatics of a pair of killer whales at opening of new whale pool in Vancouver's Stanley Park, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (centre) la(...)

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Watching the Aquabatics of a pair of killer whales at opening of new whale pool in Vancouver's Stanley Park, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (centre) la(...)

Date5/2/1971

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Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022 (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Trudeau, Margaret, 1948- (subject)

Trudeau, Pierre Elliott (subject)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Watching the Aquabatics of a pair of killer whales at opening of new whale pool in Vancouver's Stanley Park, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (centre) laughs at their antics while his wife, Margaret, claps her hands. With them is aquarium director Dr. Murray Newman.

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