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Ken Robinson
Ken Robinson

Ken Robinson

Date6/27/1973
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0076849F
Mainstreeting. Ken Robinson, Liberal candidate for Toronto-Lakeshore in forthcoming federal election and former sitting member, helps Jennifer Reid, 5(...)
Mainstreeting. Ken Robinson, Liberal candidate for Toronto-Lakeshore in forthcoming federal election and former sitting member, helps Jennifer Reid, 5(...)
4/30/1979
Happy hatter. Liberal Ken Robinson gets the last touch to his Etobicoke South federal election win last night - his wife Margery puts a Grit boater on his head at compaign headquarters
Happy hatter. Liberal Ken Robinson gets the last touch to his Etobicoke South federal election win last night - his wife Margery puts a Grit boater on his head at compaign headquarters
5/22/1979
Ken Robinson
Ken Robinson
6/27/1973
Image shows a two storey building with a few cars parked along the street.
Robinson, Elizabeth (Mrs. Christopher Robinson), house, St. Clair Avenue W., southwest corner Walmer Road, toronto, Ontario
1952
The rents 'A rip-off' at $250 a month for a two-bedroom unit with plaster peeling, says tenant Wey Robinson, whose rent has gone with plaster peeling, says tenant Wey Robinson, whose rent has gone up $60 a month in just over a year
The rents 'A rip-off' at $250 a month for a two-bedroom unit with plaster peeling, says tenant Wey Robinson, whose rent has gone with plaster peeling, says tenant Wey Robinson, whose rent has gone up $60 a month in just over a year
8/12/1974
Defence lawyer Shellon Fitch, who saw her client, Fernand Robinson, convicted last week of murdering lawyer Barbra Schlifer, says Robinson was a very (...)
Defence lawyer Shellon Fitch, who saw her client, Fernand Robinson, convicted last week of murdering lawyer Barbra Schlifer, says Robinson was a very (...)
5/5/1984
Defence lawyer Shellon Fitch, who saw her client, Fernand Robinson, convicted last week of murdering lawyer Barbra Schlifer, says Robinson was 'a very(...)
Defence lawyer Shellon Fitch, who saw her client, Fernand Robinson, convicted last week of murdering lawyer Barbra Schlifer, says Robinson was 'a very(...)
12/7/1982
Ken Challis (left) of Mississauga and his wife, Lee, are reunited with his brother, Ernie, who didn't even know Ken existed. Ken, who grew up in foster homes, knew he bad a brother and sister but didn't know where they were. A chance conversation in the town offices enabled him to meet his sister-in-law.
Ken Challis (left) of Mississauga and his wife, Lee, are reunited with his brother, Ernie, who didn't even know Ken existed. Ken, who grew up in foster homes, knew he bad a brother and sister but didn't know where they were. A chance conversation in the town offices enabled him to meet his sister-in-law.
12/6/1973
Robinson Cotton Mills (Woodbridge), fire engine
Robinson Cotton Mills (Woodbridge), fire engine
4/11/1955
Robinson Cotton Mills (Woodbridge), Vaughan Township Fire Department
Robinson Cotton Mills (Woodbridge), Vaughan Township Fire Department
4/11/1955
Under Arrest for operating an off-track betting shop are Edward Bishop, 67, (left) and Melvin Robinson, 68, who operated a shop on Gerrard St. E. Thes(...)
Under Arrest for operating an off-track betting shop are Edward Bishop, 67, (left) and Melvin Robinson, 68, who operated a shop on Gerrard St. E. Thes(...)
7/11/1969
A Tumultuous welcome greeted ex-prime minister during his visit to Waterloo county in 1947. He greets two friends, Dr. T. M. Robinson, 88, and William Winkler, 91. Mr. King's goal was to improve conditions and to bring about well-being of Canadians.
A Tumultuous welcome greeted ex-prime minister during his visit to Waterloo county in 1947. He greets two friends, Dr. T. M. Robinson, 88, and William Winkler, 91. Mr. King's goal was to improve conditions and to bring about well-being of Canadians.
7/24/1950