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Monohar Singh Bal with Bob Rae 1990 wearing anti racism Lapel Pins
Monohar Singh Bal with Bob Rae 1990 wearing anti racism Lapel Pins

Monohar Singh Bal with Bob Rae 1990 wearing anti racism Lapel Pins

Date3/21/1990
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133873F
Ballerina honored. Mississauga's Karen Kain, 22, a member of the National Ballet of Canada, has been given one of the town's lapel pins for outstandin(...)
Ballerina honored. Mississauga's Karen Kain, 22, a member of the National Ballet of Canada, has been given one of the town's lapel pins for outstandin(...)
11/27/1972
Hugh Heron is handing out Canada flag lapel pins to site visitors this weekend
Hugh Heron is handing out Canada flag lapel pins to site visitors this weekend
10/19/1992
Charles Martin pins on the medals he won during World War II
Charles Martin pins on the medals he won during World War II
4/8/1970
Best foot forward: Dr. Sheldon Nada, embulator foot surgeon, discusses his less painful surgical techniques with senior patient Mary Carter in his Eglinton Ave. E. Office. In most cases just Aspirin is needed for discomfort and casts, crutches and pins are not used.
Best foot forward: Dr. Sheldon Nada, embulator foot surgeon, discusses his less painful surgical techniques with senior patient Mary Carter in his Eglinton Ave. E. Office. In most cases just Aspirin is needed for discomfort and casts, crutches and pins are not used.
3/5/1984
Radio Buff Dick Cummins, president of Scarborough CB radio group, demonstrates how he can control 80 mobile citizen band operators from special trailer, when working with search and rescue operation. Pins on the board indicate their home baes. He is trying to organize all citizens-band groups in Metro into one.
Radio Buff Dick Cummins, president of Scarborough CB radio group, demonstrates how he can control 80 mobile citizen band operators from special trailer, when working with search and rescue operation. Pins on the board indicate their home baes. He is trying to organize all citizens-band groups in Metro into one.
10/4/1976
Actress Nicole Morin, wearing hot pants, pins on her Mental Health Association tag watched by Don Harron, Marie Andre and Mrs. Knowlton Nash at a Vari(...)
Actress Nicole Morin, wearing hot pants, pins on her Mental Health Association tag watched by Don Harron, Marie Andre and Mrs. Knowlton Nash at a Vari(...)
4/20/1971
Sukhdev Singh Hundal: Peel student was suspended for wearing was suspended for wearing a ceremonial dagger.
Sukhdev Singh Hundal: Peel student was suspended for wearing was suspended for wearing a ceremonial dagger.
5/17/1988
Bob McLean pins Canada Day button on wife Willa as daughter Jennie packs
Bob McLean pins Canada Day button on wife Willa as daughter Jennie packs
6/23/1978
On a roll: Financial consultant Robert Dr. Bob Seitz wears hot pink linen blazer, cotton shirt, pin-striped trousers and Nicole Miller tie.
On a roll: Financial consultant Robert Dr. Bob Seitz wears hot pink linen blazer, cotton shirt, pin-striped trousers and Nicole Miller tie.
7/31/1991
Frank Sanelli, president of Sanelli Pools Ltd., models suit with notched lapels and flared pants.
Frank Sanelli, president of Sanelli Pools Ltd., models suit with notched lapels and flared pants.
3/28/1972
A Rose for Teacher: Retired after 50 years of teaching at Central High School of Commerce, Humphrey Harvey, 84, has rose pinned on lapel by former pupils
A Rose for Teacher: Retired after 50 years of teaching at Central High School of Commerce, Humphrey Harvey, 84, has rose pinned on lapel by former pupils
9/25/1970
Before entering annual meeting of Traders Group, company chairman Henry Dynes gets a carnation for his lapel from employee Dorothy Tustin. Dynes received prolonged applause from shareholders when he said: Be we Liberal, Conservative or NDP, we and our elected representatives must endorse one position - that of a united Canada. He advocated non-partisan committee to work toward unity.
Before entering annual meeting of Traders Group, company chairman Henry Dynes gets a carnation for his lapel from employee Dorothy Tustin. Dynes received prolonged applause from shareholders when he said: Be we Liberal, Conservative or NDP, we and our elected representatives must endorse one position - that of a united Canada. He advocated non-partisan committee to work toward unity.
4/21/1977