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Two of Canada's most knowledgeable reporters, Margaret Weiers (left) and Rosemary Speirs, of The Star, who covered the Royal Commission on the Status (...)
Two of Canada's most knowledgeable reporters, Margaret Weiers (left) and Rosemary Speirs, of The Star, who covered the Royal Commission on the Status (...)

Two of Canada's most knowledgeable reporters, Margaret Weiers (left) and Rosemary Speirs, of The Star, who covered the Royal Commission on the Status (...)

Date2/6/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Two of Canada's most knowledgeable reporters, Margaret Weiers (left) and Rosemary Speirs, of The Star, who covered the Royal Commission on the Status of Women from coast to coast, today report on its findings and probable effects on the future of Canadian Society.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088553F
By Rosemary Speirs Toronto Star, Ottawa - The next few days will answer the key question in the postal strike
By Rosemary Speirs Toronto Star, Ottawa - The next few days will answer the key question in the postal strike
10/22/1978
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, will try this weekend to knit party together behind him, says Star writer Rosemary Speirs
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, will try this weekend to knit party together behind him, says Star writer Rosemary Speirs
10/10/1971
Star Staff writers Margaret Weiers, fourth from left, and Helen Worthington, second from right, talk to the housewives
Star Staff writers Margaret Weiers, fourth from left, and Helen Worthington, second from right, talk to the housewives
1/15/1971
This is the third of a five-part series by Star staff writer Margaret Weiers on Women and the Law
This is the third of a five-part series by Star staff writer Margaret Weiers on Women and the Law
2/10/1970
Farmers want to be assured they can earn living, says writer Margaret Weiers
Farmers want to be assured they can earn living, says writer Margaret Weiers
8/18/1976
Frankie Goes To School: Musician Paul Rutherford of the British rock band Frankie Goes to Hollywood sports sideburns, a Bernstock Speirs schoolboy's cap and black satin baseball jacket
Frankie Goes To School: Musician Paul Rutherford of the British rock band Frankie Goes to Hollywood sports sideburns, a Bernstock Speirs schoolboy's cap and black satin baseball jacket
8/13/1987
Student accountant Michael Speirs, 20, (centre) of Agincourt was roused from bed today to be told he has won $123,000 in the Irish Sweepstakes run tod(...)
Student accountant Michael Speirs, 20, (centre) of Agincourt was roused from bed today to be told he has won $123,000 in the Irish Sweepstakes run tod(...)
3/24/1973
Soviet and South African journalists hindered social change in their countries by failing to challenge the status quo, says the editor of Toronto Life magazine. Reporters in countries under oppressive regimes mainly wrote whatever the government fed them,
Soviet and South African journalists hindered social change in their countries by failing to challenge the status quo, says the editor of Toronto Life magazine. Reporters in countries under oppressive regimes mainly wrote whatever the government fed them,
10/31/1991
1939: Harry Hindmarsh assigns 70 Star reporters and photographers to cover two-month visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth
1939: Harry Hindmarsh assigns 70 Star reporters and photographers to cover two-month visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth
11/3/1992
Where it was done, Here's what two Star reporters found late Wednesday afternoon when they responded to the call of a concerned cleaner at this highri(...)
Where it was done, Here's what two Star reporters found late Wednesday afternoon when they responded to the call of a concerned cleaner at this highri(...)
12/12/1991
Capitulating to demands of transit workers, Toronto Transit Commission chairman Ralph Day tells reporters that contract agreement has been reached wit(...)
Capitulating to demands of transit workers, Toronto Transit Commission chairman Ralph Day tells reporters that contract agreement has been reached wit(...)
8/21/1968
Anne Francis (Mrs. John Bird) who headed the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, has an orchid pinned on by Mrs. Elsa Jenkins, head of the CNE, w(...)
Anne Francis (Mrs. John Bird) who headed the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, has an orchid pinned on by Mrs. Elsa Jenkins, head of the CNE, w(...)
8/31/1971