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Surviving a Liberal litmus test
Surviving a Liberal litmus test

Surviving a Liberal litmus test

Date9/4/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Surviving a Liberal litmus test.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0086833F
Litmus test: Deborah Baran, left, Fariba Chelehmal work on their chemistry at Britannia Adult Education Centre, a former vocational school now used by adult day students
Litmus test: Deborah Baran, left, Fariba Chelehmal work on their chemistry at Britannia Adult Education Centre, a former vocational school now used by adult day students
9/12/1991
Litmus test: Deborah Baran, left, and Fariba Chelehmal work on their chemistry at Britannia Adult Education Centre, former vocational school now used by adult day students
Litmus test: Deborah Baran, left, and Fariba Chelehmal work on their chemistry at Britannia Adult Education Centre, former vocational school now used by adult day students
9/6/1991
Young: A litmus test for writers
Young: A litmus test for writers
2/6/1989
Surviving quints, Yvonne, left, Annette and Cecile at sister Marie's funeral 9 years ago
Surviving quints, Yvonne, left, Annette and Cecile at sister Marie's funeral 9 years ago
4/3/1948
Dazed and soot-marked, four of six surviving McCann children leave North York General Hospital this morning, still clad in pyjamas they were wearing w(...)
Dazed and soot-marked, four of six surviving McCann children leave North York General Hospital this morning, still clad in pyjamas they were wearing w(...)
5/3/1978
Samuel factor. K.C., who appeared in the interest of surviving Millar relatives
Samuel factor. K.C., who appeared in the interest of surviving Millar relatives
11/6/1936
Final farewell. The three surviving Dionne Quintuplets. (left to right) Yvonne, Annette and Cecile, now 45, stood expressionless during the funeral of(...)
Final farewell. The three surviving Dionne Quintuplets. (left to right) Yvonne, Annette and Cecile, now 45, stood expressionless during the funeral of(...)
11/16/1979
Sir H. F. Dickens celebrates birthday with his wife. The photograph here shows Sir H. Dickens, only surviving son of the famous writer, Charles Dicken(...)
Sir H. F. Dickens celebrates birthday with his wife. The photograph here shows Sir H. Dickens, only surviving son of the famous writer, Charles Dicken(...)
1/28/1930
[Circular] : the death of Mr. Gates on the 11th, and of Mr. Bancroft on the 19th instant ... has rendered it proper for me, as the sole surviving part(...)
[Circular] : the death of Mr. Gates on the 11th, and of Mr. Bancroft on the 19th instant ... has rendered it proper for me, as the sole surviving part(...)
1834
Surviving as a poet in Toronto means 'you're always short of money,' says David Donnell, 1984 winner of the Governor-General's Award. 'But everyone's short of money these days.'
Surviving as a poet in Toronto means 'you're always short of money,' says David Donnell, 1984 winner of the Governor-General's Award. 'But everyone's short of money these days.'
12/16/1984
A photograph of a brick building with cars parked in a lot in front of it.
Inglis plant, Strachan Avenue, surviving wing of Central Prison in rear yard
1989
Thomas Hall: The world's only surviving lung transplant patient is back at work
Thomas Hall: The world's only surviving lung transplant patient is back at work
2/15/1984