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Delayed toast: Tory David MacDonald, with wife Sandra, left, and mother Helen celebrates results of recount that made him official winner in Rosedale riding
Delayed toast: Tory David MacDonald, with wife Sandra, left, and mother Helen celebrates results of recount that made him official winner in Rosedale riding

Delayed toast: Tory David MacDonald, with wife Sandra, left, and mother Helen celebrates results of recount that made him official winner in Rosedale riding

Date11/30/1988
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Delighted David: A jubilant David Crombie, along with wife Shirley, front, celebrates his win in Rosedale and a Tory sweep nationwide as results arrive on TV at his election headquarters
Delighted David: A jubilant David Crombie, along with wife Shirley, front, celebrates his win in Rosedale and a Tory sweep nationwide as results arrive on TV at his election headquarters
9/4/1984
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
David Crombie celebrates the thrill of victory with his wife Shirley and joyful Tory supporters
David Crombie celebrates the thrill of victory with his wife Shirley and joyful Tory supporters
5/22/1979
Tory Hal Jackman (left), Liberal Don Macdonald and Harding Bishop Of NDP, They're contesting Rosedale, an unpredictable riding with a wide range of neighborhoods, polyglot people
Tory Hal Jackman (left), Liberal Don Macdonald and Harding Bishop Of NDP, They're contesting Rosedale, an unpredictable riding with a wide range of neighborhoods, polyglot people
11/1/1965
At end of inquiry by the provincial governement into hospital privileges in Ontario, Health Minister Bert Lawrence shakes hands with two doctors whose complaints prompted him to set up commission. Dr. Claude Macdonald (centre), Dr. J. E. Sheriton (left). Both doctors say they are happy with results of inquiry.
At end of inquiry by the provincial governement into hospital privileges in Ontario, Health Minister Bert Lawrence shakes hands with two doctors whose complaints prompted him to set up commission. Dr. Claude Macdonald (centre), Dr. J. E. Sheriton (left). Both doctors say they are happy with results of inquiry.
1/31/1972
Better late than never: Official results give reform candidate Malcolm Martini, above with wife Mary, the edge over incumbent Michael Walker.
Better late than never: Official results give reform candidate Malcolm Martini, above with wife Mary, the edge over incumbent Michael Walker.
11/17/1988
New Etobicoke controller Morley Kells celebrates with daughter Louise, wife Gloria, mother Lola and, back row from left, sister-in-law Donna, daughter(...)
New Etobicoke controller Morley Kells celebrates with daughter Louise, wife Gloria, mother Lola and, back row from left, sister-in-law Donna, daughter(...)
11/13/1978
With a partly eaten doughnut bulging his cheek Robert Winters and his wife listen to the results of the fourth ballot that declared Pierre Trudeau the winner
With a partly eaten doughnut bulging his cheek Robert Winters and his wife listen to the results of the fourth ballot that declared Pierre Trudeau the winner
4/6/1968
Tory Toppler? Leader Preston Manning, in Metro today, says he's pleased by results showing his Reform party is ahead of the Tories
Tory Toppler? Leader Preston Manning, in Metro today, says he's pleased by results showing his Reform party is ahead of the Tories
4/25/1991
Dr. Ian Dube, director of the first cancer cytogenetics program in Canada, and senior technologist Sandra Johnson, look at lab results from leukemia patients.
Dr. Ian Dube, director of the first cancer cytogenetics program in Canada, and senior technologist Sandra Johnson, look at lab results from leukemia patients.
1/16/1987
Mixed feelings: Mayoral candidate Jack Layton and wife Olivia Chow look glumly at results showing him trailing June Rowland
Mixed feelings: Mayoral candidate Jack Layton and wife Olivia Chow look glumly at results showing him trailing June Rowland
11/12/1991
Toast to success: Patrick Macnee and publisher Anna Porter celebrates the launch of the actor's autobiography at party in Sutton Place.
Toast to success: Patrick Macnee and publisher Anna Porter celebrates the launch of the actor's autobiography at party in Sutton Place.
10/24/1988