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Mitchwell Sharp speaking at his Eglinton nomination
Mitchwell Sharp speaking at his Eglinton nomination

Mitchwell Sharp speaking at his Eglinton nomination

Date9/17/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mitchwell Sharp speaking at his Eglinton nomination. He sees a majority government as absolutely vital in months ahead.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079937F
Entry number 6 in the race for Liberal leadership, Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp last night announced his candidacy at a rally of Eglinton Liberal A(...)
Entry number 6 in the race for Liberal leadership, Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp last night announced his candidacy at a rally of Eglinton Liberal A(...)
1/18/1968
The contenders: Party president David McFadden (left), former York mayor Gayle Christie and Toronto Alderman Michael Gee are fighting for the Ontario Tory nomination in Eglinton riding
The contenders: Party president David McFadden (left), former York mayor Gayle Christie and Toronto Alderman Michael Gee are fighting for the Ontario Tory nomination in Eglinton riding
2/18/1985
Nomination victory: A jubilant Emmanuel Feuerwerker celebrates his Liberal nomination win yesterday in Etobicoke Lakeshore, with his wife, Lise, at his side.
Nomination victory: A jubilant Emmanuel Feuerwerker celebrates his Liberal nomination win yesterday in Etobicoke Lakeshore, with his wife, Lise, at his side.
7/11/1988
External affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp, who is running for re-election in Eglinton, listens to a question from 66-year-old Frank Lindover, a patient(...)
External affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp, who is running for re-election in Eglinton, listens to a question from 66-year-old Frank Lindover, a patient(...)
10/25/1972
External affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp, who is running for re-election in Eglinton, listens to a question from 66-year-old Frank Lindover, a patient(...)
External affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp, who is running for re-election in Eglinton, listens to a question from 66-year-old Frank Lindover, a patient(...)
10/26/1972
Everything came up roses last night for Liberal Mitchell Sharp who won a runaway victory in Eglinton
Everything came up roses last night for Liberal Mitchell Sharp who won a runaway victory in Eglinton
6/25/1968
Liberal competitor for Finance Minister Fleming in Eglinton riding, Mitchell Sharp (left) talks with Mr
Liberal competitor for Finance Minister Fleming in Eglinton riding, Mitchell Sharp (left) talks with Mr
1/1/1962
Mrs. Jean Newman, candidate in Eglinton, spent yesterday afternoon ringing doorbells in her riding. Mitchell Sharp, federal minister of trade, came do(...)
Mrs. Jean Newman, candidate in Eglinton, spent yesterday afternoon ringing doorbells in her riding. Mitchell Sharp, federal minister of trade, came do(...)
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Pondering the reactions of delegates to the nominations of his would-be successors, party leader John Diefenbaker and his wife, Olive, stare broodingl(...)
Pondering the reactions of delegates to the nominations of his would-be successors, party leader John Diefenbaker and his wife, Olive, stare broodingl(...)
9/8/1967
Liberal challenger: Leaning on his Rolls Royce, realtor Sherland Chhangur shows some of the money he collected for new Liberal party memberships in his bid for the York West riding nomination.
Liberal challenger: Leaning on his Rolls Royce, realtor Sherland Chhangur shows some of the money he collected for new Liberal party memberships in his bid for the York West riding nomination.
5/23/1988
Kicking off his party's federal election campaign in Metro last night, Conservative Leader Joe Clark told 3,000 people at a nomination meeting in the (...)
Kicking off his party's federal election campaign in Metro last night, Conservative Leader Joe Clark told 3,000 people at a nomination meeting in the (...)
3/15/1978
Victory whoop: Margaret McKeown, left, Mary Creatura and, right, Catia Creatura help David MacDonald celebrate his 51-vote, second-ballot victory over businessman Doug McCutcheon for the Tory nomination in Rosedale last night
Victory whoop: Margaret McKeown, left, Mary Creatura and, right, Catia Creatura help David MacDonald celebrate his 51-vote, second-ballot victory over businessman Doug McCutcheon for the Tory nomination in Rosedale last night
9/8/1988