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Premier Roblin's Throne speech opens up old issues
Premier Roblin's Throne speech opens up old issues

Premier Roblin's Throne speech opens up old issues

Date11/29/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premier Roblin's Throne speech opens up old issues. English only was the law of 1916, passed to bring children up as Canadians
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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_0076882F
Roblin's Mill: Mill at Black Creek Pioneer Village is one of many that enchanted photographer Stephen Cooper and his wife as they researched book about watermills
Roblin's Mill: Mill at Black Creek Pioneer Village is one of many that enchanted photographer Stephen Cooper and his wife as they researched book about watermills
8/20/1984
Pearson, Mrs. Jean Newman with Ontario housing authority delegates. He steered clear of political issues in the main part of his speech to them [Incomplete]
Pearson, Mrs. Jean Newman with Ontario housing authority delegates. He steered clear of political issues in the main part of his speech to them [Incomplete]
9/29/1965
Good progress: Ontario Premier Bob Rae, left, says unity talks are on track to solve aboriginal issues, while Prince Edward Island Premier Joe Ghiz says natives have to be prepared to give and take
Good progress: Ontario Premier Bob Rae, left, says unity talks are on track to solve aboriginal issues, while Prince Edward Island Premier Joe Ghiz says natives have to be prepared to give and take
5/27/1992
Governor - General and Mrs. Vanier arrived on Parliament Hill in open landau. Major-General Vanier then walked to Senate chamber to deliver the Throne Speech
Governor - General and Mrs. Vanier arrived on Parliament Hill in open landau. Major-General Vanier then walked to Senate chamber to deliver the Throne Speech
9/28/1962
Premier William Davis speaks in the Legislature, after the Speech from the Throne was read yesterday, as Arthur Wishart, minister of financial affairs listens
Premier William Davis speaks in the Legislature, after the Speech from the Throne was read yesterday, as Arthur Wishart, minister of financial affairs listens
3/30/1971
How long is this going to take? Premier William Davis and friends didn't appear to be bowled over by yesterday's Throne Speech
How long is this going to take? Premier William Davis and friends didn't appear to be bowled over by yesterday's Throne Speech
3/20/1984
Premier William Davis, flanked by cabinet ministers Allan Lawrence and Darcy McKeough, poses for picture before the Speech from the Throne, which incl(...)
Premier William Davis, flanked by cabinet ministers Allan Lawrence and Darcy McKeough, poses for picture before the Speech from the Throne, which incl(...)
3/1/1971
Happy trio, Treasurer Robert Nixon, top, Premier David Peterson, middle, and Government House leader Sean Conway settle in for the Throne Speech and the reopening of the Legislature yesterday
Happy trio, Treasurer Robert Nixon, top, Premier David Peterson, middle, and Government House leader Sean Conway settle in for the Throne Speech and the reopening of the Legislature yesterday
4/25/1989
Timothy Robarts, son of premier, yawns during throne speech
Timothy Robarts, son of premier, yawns during throne speech
11/28/1962
Different perspectives, A serious-looking Premier Frank Miller, left, listens as Lieutenant-Governor John Aird reads the Speech from the Throne yester(...)
Different perspectives, A serious-looking Premier Frank Miller, left, listens as Lieutenant-Governor John Aird reads the Speech from the Throne yester(...)
6/4/1985
Michael Davies: Publisher of Kingston Whig-Standard which ran daily columns bashing Tory policies, said: The issues? The issues were that I was away in Greece. I only came back election day.
Michael Davies: Publisher of Kingston Whig-Standard which ran daily columns bashing Tory policies, said: The issues? The issues were that I was away in Greece. I only came back election day.
5/9/1985
Actress Dawn Greenhalgh, shown with husband Ted Follows and youngest daughter, Megan, hasn't made up her mind who to vote for. Women's issues, she says, aren't being taken seriously
Actress Dawn Greenhalgh, shown with husband Ted Follows and youngest daughter, Megan, hasn't made up her mind who to vote for. Women's issues, she says, aren't being taken seriously
10/10/1972