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Touching moment: The sight of Governor-General Jeanne Sauve and Yvacheslav Fetisov hugging each other was a very warm and human moment that made a lot of people happy
Touching moment: The sight of Governor-General Jeanne Sauve and Yvacheslav Fetisov hugging each other was a very warm and human moment that made a lot of people happy

Touching moment: The sight of Governor-General Jeanne Sauve and Yvacheslav Fetisov hugging each other was a very warm and human moment that made a lot of people happy

Date2/13/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Touching moment: The sight of Governor-General Jeanne Sauve and Yvacheslav Fetisov hugging each other was a very warm and human moment that made a lot of people happy.
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A journalist and broadcaster from Ahuntsic, Jeanne Sauve, the minister of state for science and technology, talks with Governor-General Roland Michene(...)
A journalist and broadcaster from Ahuntsic, Jeanne Sauve, the minister of state for science and technology, talks with Governor-General Roland Michene(...)
11/27/1972
Three milestones: G. Emmett Cardinal Carter acknowledges a standing ovation by 3,000 at a testimonial dinner as Governor-General Jeanne Sauve joins in(...)
Three milestones: G. Emmett Cardinal Carter acknowledges a standing ovation by 3,000 at a testimonial dinner as Governor-General Jeanne Sauve joins in(...)
5/26/1987
Guest speaker: Governor-General Jeanne Sauve applies lipstick before addressing the Empire Club, The Canadian Club and the Loyal Societies at the Royal York Hotel yesterday
Guest speaker: Governor-General Jeanne Sauve applies lipstick before addressing the Empire Club, The Canadian Club and the Loyal Societies at the Royal York Hotel yesterday
11/12/1985
Front-row seat at the Royal. Governor-General Jeanne Sauve had a front-row seat at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair yesterday when the cream of Nort(...)
Front-row seat at the Royal. Governor-General Jeanne Sauve had a front-row seat at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair yesterday when the cream of Nort(...)
11/14/1984
Winning chat. Mila Mulroney, left, and Governor-General Jeanne Sauve have an amusing chat yesterday prior to the 39th Humanitarian Award Dinner at the(...)
Winning chat. Mila Mulroney, left, and Governor-General Jeanne Sauve have an amusing chat yesterday prior to the 39th Humanitarian Award Dinner at the(...)
5/1/1989
How does this work? Governor-General Jeanne Sauve gets involved in the intricacies of unlocking a clasp as Jill Zelmanovits of Aurora waits to receive(...)
How does this work? Governor-General Jeanne Sauve gets involved in the intricacies of unlocking a clasp as Jill Zelmanovits of Aurora waits to receive(...)
6/8/1989
Governor-General Jeanne Sauve and the Duke of Edinburgh
Governor-General Jeanne Sauve and the Duke of Edinburgh
10/4/1984
Repartee with royalty: Prince Edward chats with Governor-General Jeanne Sauve after his official welcome yesterday at Rideau Hall
Repartee with royalty: Prince Edward chats with Governor-General Jeanne Sauve after his official welcome yesterday at Rideau Hall
6/4/1988
Ed Schreyer: His two Mountie escorts left him alone on the golf course the minute Jeanne Sauve was sworn in to replace him as governor-general
Ed Schreyer: His two Mountie escorts left him alone on the golf course the minute Jeanne Sauve was sworn in to replace him as governor-general
7/26/1983
Above left, National Ballet of Canada founder Celia Franca, who directed the company's 35th anniversary celebration, chats with Governor-General Jeanne Sauve
Above left, National Ballet of Canada founder Celia Franca, who directed the company's 35th anniversary celebration, chats with Governor-General Jeanne Sauve
3/2/1987
For the sake of safety, (midwives) need to be trained and adhere to very high standards. At the moment, a lot of people call themselves midwives and they have virtually no training.' - Dr. John Milligan of the Ontario Medical Association
For the sake of safety, (midwives) need to be trained and adhere to very high standards. At the moment, a lot of people call themselves midwives and they have virtually no training.' - Dr. John Milligan of the Ontario Medical Association
7/12/1985
Jeanne Sauve. Some people hissed
Jeanne Sauve. Some people hissed
12/18/1972