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Gordon Lightfoot, wife Elizabeth at Queen's Park rally
Gordon Lightfoot, wife Elizabeth at Queen's Park rally

Gordon Lightfoot, wife Elizabeth at Queen's Park rally

Date9/14/1994
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0063226F
Finds Queen's park really closed, The free speech rally in Queen's Park Saturday afternoon failed to materialize when Jack MacDonald and his Communist(...)
Finds Queen's park really closed, The free speech rally in Queen's Park Saturday afternoon failed to materialize when Jack MacDonald and his Communist(...)
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Rally over ambulance cuts, Ambulance service cuts in at least 16 communities across Ontario in recent months spark a Queen's Park rally yesterday by a(...)
Rally over ambulance cuts, Ambulance service cuts in at least 16 communities across Ontario in recent months spark a Queen's Park rally yesterday by a(...)
9/23/1992
Opposing rallies, Several thousand people gathered at Queen's Park yesterday to mark Mother's Day by holding a rally to protest against abortion. [Incomplete]
Opposing rallies, Several thousand people gathered at Queen's Park yesterday to mark Mother's Day by holding a rally to protest against abortion. [Incomplete]
5/10/1981
Big names in the Canadian recording industry: Skip Prokop and folksinger Gordon Lightfoot at at the RPM magazine Juno Awards ceremonies at the Inn on the Park Hotel last night
Big names in the Canadian recording industry: Skip Prokop and folksinger Gordon Lightfoot at at the RPM magazine Juno Awards ceremonies at the Inn on the Park Hotel last night
3/12/1973
Rally at Queen's Park against Bill 160
Rally at Queen's Park against Bill 160
11/27/1997
Signs and Torches raised high, more than 600 Jews rally in Nathan Phillips Square last night after a torchlight parade from Queen's Park urging that t(...)
Signs and Torches raised high, more than 600 Jews rally in Nathan Phillips Square last night after a torchlight parade from Queen's Park urging that t(...)
10/9/1972
An estimated 3,500 native Indians and supporters crowd the lawns of Queen's Park yesterday for a rally demanding full rights for native peoples. They (...)
An estimated 3,500 native Indians and supporters crowd the lawns of Queen's Park yesterday for a rally demanding full rights for native peoples. They (...)
10/30/1986
Parental rights: The sign says it all for Vere Cobham at a Queen's Park rally yesterday to demand changes in provincial law that would benefit estranged fathers
Parental rights: The sign says it all for Vere Cobham at a Queen's Park rally yesterday to demand changes in provincial law that would benefit estranged fathers
4/9/1989
Symbolic protest: Demonstrators in prison uniforms show support at a Queen's Park rally for 11 prominent Armenians held captive in Soviet Union
Symbolic protest: Demonstrators in prison uniforms show support at a Queen's Park rally for 11 prominent Armenians held captive in Soviet Union
3/12/1989
Birthday rally: Sikhs from across the province gather at Queen's Park yesterday to commemorate 290 years of history and the Khalsa, the birth of the Sikh nation
Birthday rally: Sikhs from across the province gather at Queen's Park yesterday to commemorate 290 years of history and the Khalsa, the birth of the Sikh nation
4/16/1989
Protest and prayer: Elder Fred Plain, left, flanked by another Temagami Indian elder, leads prayer at Queen's Park rally in June against provincial plans to extend logging road
Protest and prayer: Elder Fred Plain, left, flanked by another Temagami Indian elder, leads prayer at Queen's Park rally in June against provincial plans to extend logging road
6/21/1988
Heads up: Huge caricatures of the seven summit leaders, carried from Queen's Park rally, were later thrown on to a bonfire started to burn the American flag
Heads up: Huge caricatures of the seven summit leaders, carried from Queen's Park rally, were later thrown on to a bonfire started to burn the American flag
6/19/1988