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Where is Canada going seems to be a major worry for the people of Ontario during this election campaign, says Premier John Robarts (second from right)(...)
Where is Canada going seems to be a major worry for the people of Ontario during this election campaign, says Premier John Robarts (second from right)(...)

Where is Canada going seems to be a major worry for the people of Ontario during this election campaign, says Premier John Robarts (second from right)(...)

Date10/3/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Where is Canada going seems to be a major worry for the people of Ontario during this election campaign, says Premier John Robarts (second from right). He was discussing the issues in the campaign leading up to the Oct. 17 election with three members of The Star's editorial board, Val Sears, left, Robert Nielsen and Mark Harrison, right. Robarts said that on the subject of Quebec and the future of Confederation I detect apprehension in people's minds.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0076479F
Timmy' visits Robarts. Ian Walmsley of Oshawa, who as Timmy symbolizes the Easter seal fund campaign, shows Premier John Robarts campaign posters during visit to Queen's Park
Timmy' visits Robarts. Ian Walmsley of Oshawa, who as Timmy symbolizes the Easter seal fund campaign, shows Premier John Robarts campaign posters during visit to Queen's Park
3/25/1969
Optimism and glee about the coming federal election are radiated by Premier John Robarts and Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker at their pre-campaign (...)
Optimism and glee about the coming federal election are radiated by Premier John Robarts and Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker at their pre-campaign (...)
9/16/1965
Israeli prime minister Levi Eshkol, right, talking with Ontario Premier John Robarts during visit to Toronto last year, won genuine affection from his(...)
Israeli prime minister Levi Eshkol, right, talking with Ontario Premier John Robarts during visit to Toronto last year, won genuine affection from his(...)
2/28/1969
Election victory brought Ontario Premier John Robarts a kiss from his wife - who then turned and told reporters with a laugh: We haven't done this in (...)
Election victory brought Ontario Premier John Robarts a kiss from his wife - who then turned and told reporters with a laugh: We haven't done this in (...)
10/17/1967
Putting the heat on his opponents in the provincial election campaign, Premier Robarts wipes his brow last night at rally in Agincourt. He criticized (...)
Putting the heat on his opponents in the provincial election campaign, Premier Robarts wipes his brow last night at rally in Agincourt. He criticized (...)
10/11/1967
Former Ontario Premier John Robarts, above, has the stature in all parts of Canada to be an alternative to Pierre Trudeau, reader says
Former Ontario Premier John Robarts, above, has the stature in all parts of Canada to be an alternative to Pierre Trudeau, reader says
11/24/1970
Setting Election Day, Premier John Robarts looks on as Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe signs the warrant calling for an Ontario election on Wednesday, Sept. 25
Setting Election Day, Premier John Robarts looks on as Lieutenant-Governor Earl Rowe signs the warrant calling for an Ontario election on Wednesday, Sept. 25
8/16/1963
On first Canadian visit, Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (right) paid a courtesy call on Premier John Robarts (centre) and met Philip Givens, former mayor of Toronto, after arriving in the city yesterday. He planned to spend most of today observing Jewish Sabbath in his hotel room. After sundown he will be guest of honor at a dinner at Adath Israel Synagogue, then will leave tomorrow for Montreal where he will present Israel's Expo pavilion to the city.
On first Canadian visit, Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol (right) paid a courtesy call on Premier John Robarts (centre) and met Philip Givens, former mayor of Toronto, after arriving in the city yesterday. He planned to spend most of today observing Jewish Sabbath in his hotel room. After sundown he will be guest of honor at a dinner at Adath Israel Synagogue, then will leave tomorrow for Montreal where he will present Israel's Expo pavilion to the city.
1/12/1968
Lesage and Robarts: Two premiers, Ontario's John Robarts, right, and Quebec's Jean Lesage, get together at a University of Toronto ceremony in 1962
Lesage and Robarts: Two premiers, Ontario's John Robarts, right, and Quebec's Jean Lesage, get together at a University of Toronto ceremony in 1962
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John Robarts, former premier of Ontario, says local government in Metro has become too confusing for ordinary voters to understand. His long-awaited r(...)
John Robarts, former premier of Ontario, says local government in Metro has become too confusing for ordinary voters to understand. His long-awaited r(...)
7/4/1977
Mike meets John. Prime Minister Pearson and Premier Robarts emerge from the Park Plaza's Royal Suite where they talked for an hour today on an informa(...)
Mike meets John. Prime Minister Pearson and Premier Robarts emerge from the Park Plaza's Royal Suite where they talked for an hour today on an informa(...)
2/5/1965
My life is so hectic, you have no idea,' says John Robarts' second wife, Katherine
My life is so hectic, you have no idea,' says John Robarts' second wife, Katherine
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