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MPP Donald MacDonald, the undisputed winemaking king of Queen's Park, was taught the art by his French father-in-law
MPP Donald MacDonald, the undisputed winemaking king of Queen's Park, was taught the art by his French father-in-law

MPP Donald MacDonald, the undisputed winemaking king of Queen's Park, was taught the art by his French father-in-law

Date9/13/1976
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064258F
No fault foe: Jeremy Rempel, left, who suffered a head injury when hit by a car, leaves Queen's Park with father Ray yesterday, after urging MPPs to scrap no-fault plan
No fault foe: Jeremy Rempel, left, who suffered a head injury when hit by a car, leaves Queen's Park with father Ray yesterday, after urging MPPs to scrap no-fault plan
1/17/1990
Donald C. MacDonald (Right) at the Dodatto inquest last night. Behind him is Metro Coroner Dr. Morton Shulman, on his right MPP James Renwick
Donald C. MacDonald (Right) at the Dodatto inquest last night. Behind him is Metro Coroner Dr. Morton Shulman, on his right MPP James Renwick
1/5/1967
Hip, hip, hoo-Rae: Ontario New Democratic Party Leader Bob Rae is all smiles as former MPP Donald MacDonald, congratulates him on his win last night in the York South provincial by-election
Hip, hip, hoo-Rae: Ontario New Democratic Party Leader Bob Rae is all smiles as former MPP Donald MacDonald, congratulates him on his win last night in the York South provincial by-election
11/4/1982
Bread-and-butter campaign: Some voters were upset veteran Donald MacDonald stood aside for the new NDP leader to run for Queen's Park, but Bob Rae's meeting them face-to-face
Bread-and-butter campaign: Some voters were upset veteran Donald MacDonald stood aside for the new NDP leader to run for Queen's Park, but Bob Rae's meeting them face-to-face
6/6/1982
NDP outgrows its Caucus room. The 38 New Democrats elected to the Legislature last week couldn't fit in their old caucus room at Queen's Park today and had to meet in a committee room to plan their strategy as Opposition. Leader Stephen Lewis (left) talked with Dr. Charles Godfrey (Durham West), of the Pickering anti-airport group People Or Planes. Behind them is former provincial leader Donald MacDonald (third from right).
NDP outgrows its Caucus room. The 38 New Democrats elected to the Legislature last week couldn't fit in their old caucus room at Queen's Park today and had to meet in a committee room to plan their strategy as Opposition. Leader Stephen Lewis (left) talked with Dr. Charles Godfrey (Durham West), of the Pickering anti-airport group People Or Planes. Behind them is former provincial leader Donald MacDonald (third from right).
9/24/1975
Keith Norton, elected Conservative MPP for Kingston in 1975, runs up the stairs of the Frost building at Queen's Park in his new job as parliamentary assistant to Treasurer Darcy McKeough
Keith Norton, elected Conservative MPP for Kingston in 1975, runs up the stairs of the Frost building at Queen's Park in his new job as parliamentary assistant to Treasurer Darcy McKeough
9/16/1976
Victory bash: MPP Sam Cureatz (PC-Durham East joins the boys for a little victory celebration after winning a second term at Queen's Park with a 6500-vote margin over his nearest rival. Th party was held at an industrial mall in North Oshawa and Cureatz showed up in grey pinstripe.
Victory bash: MPP Sam Cureatz (PC-Durham East joins the boys for a little victory celebration after winning a second term at Queen's Park with a 6500-vote margin over his nearest rival. Th party was held at an industrial mall in North Oshawa and Cureatz showed up in grey pinstripe.
3/19/1981
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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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
With his last act a Lieutenant-Governor - reading the Throne Speech scheduled for tomorrow, 82-year-old Ross Macdonald sits in his luxurious suite at Queen's Park surrounded by members of his staff (from the left): Chief Inspector J
With his last act a Lieutenant-Governor - reading the Throne Speech scheduled for tomorrow, 82-year-old Ross Macdonald sits in his luxurious suite at Queen's Park surrounded by members of his staff (from the left): Chief Inspector J
3/1/1974
At Queen's Park - 'Happy New Year'. Ontario Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald gives a warm welcome to Dr. Pauline McGibbon, the recently appointed chancellor of University of Toronto, at his New Year's Day levee, attended by more than 550 guests at Queen
At Queen's Park - 'Happy New Year'. Ontario Lieutenant-Governor Ross Macdonald gives a warm welcome to Dr. Pauline McGibbon, the recently appointed chancellor of University of Toronto, at his New Year's Day levee, attended by more than 550 guests at Queen
1/3/1972
On his way down, maintenance company man Dave MacDonald paints 150-foot-high flagpole at Queen's Park yesterday, a chore done every six years
On his way down, maintenance company man Dave MacDonald paints 150-foot-high flagpole at Queen's Park yesterday, a chore done every six years
6/7/1971