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Gang of seven
Gang of seven

Gang of seven

Date10/14/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gang of seven: The seven premiers most opposed to Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's plan to bring back the constitution without provincial consent were dubbed the Gang of seven at premiers' meeting in Harbour Castle Hotel. Left to right at press conference are: William Bennett of British Columbia; Peter Lougheed of Alberta; Rene Levesque of Quebec; Sterling Lyon of Manitoba; Brian Peckford of Newfoundland; John Buchanan of Nova Scotia; and Angus MacLean of P.E.I.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0004955F
Old Seven Days gang reunited. A book launch for Prentice-Hall's Inside Seven Days: The Show That Shook The Nation, based on CBC's controversial 1960s (...)
Old Seven Days gang reunited. A book launch for Prentice-Hall's Inside Seven Days: The Show That Shook The Nation, based on CBC's controversial 1960s (...)
11/5/1986
The gang's all here . . .the Ottawa gang. Calvin Harrell, Eskimos' young running back, is surrounded by Ottawa tacklers as he is stopped for little ya(...)
The gang's all here . . .the Ottawa gang. Calvin Harrell, Eskimos' young running back, is surrounded by Ottawa tacklers as he is stopped for little ya(...)
11/25/1973
Rick Nielson Cheap Trick,s lead guitarist , in Our Gang costume provided most of the frenzy at the band's Maple Leaf Gardens concert on the weekend
Rick Nielson Cheap Trick,s lead guitarist , in Our Gang costume provided most of the frenzy at the band's Maple Leaf Gardens concert on the weekend
8/10/1980
On hands last night to reminisce about the old songs and jokes from Happy Gang Days, bandleader Bobby Gimby (left) and Horace Lapp have a fun time wit(...)
On hands last night to reminisce about the old songs and jokes from Happy Gang Days, bandleader Bobby Gimby (left) and Horace Lapp have a fun time wit(...)
3/22/1977
The james Gangs Roy Kenner. Voice gives his showmanship its substance
The james Gangs Roy Kenner. Voice gives his showmanship its substance
4/1/1973
Black Sabbath: Rock band's Ronnie James lets it go at Maple Leaf Gardens blow-out last night before 14,000 happy fans who looked like motor cycle gang members between rampages, Peter Goddard says
Black Sabbath: Rock band's Ronnie James lets it go at Maple Leaf Gardens blow-out last night before 14,000 happy fans who looked like motor cycle gang members between rampages, Peter Goddard says
11/19/1981
The happy Gang today. From left: Pearl, Mathe, Farnon, stokes
The happy Gang today. From left: Pearl, Mathe, Farnon, stokes
4/8/1963
A final note: James J. T Taylor, lead singer of Kool and the Gang, strutted around the Ontario Place Forum, in the final concert series at the lakeside park
A final note: James J. T Taylor, lead singer of Kool and the Gang, strutted around the Ontario Place Forum, in the final concert series at the lakeside park
9/7/1985
Niffy Nylon: Reviewer Craig macinnis says Arnold Robinson's lead vocal on Chain Gang was a nifty piece of work, nicely set off by his partners' prison-yard shuffle
Niffy Nylon: Reviewer Craig macinnis says Arnold Robinson's lead vocal on Chain Gang was a nifty piece of work, nicely set off by his partners' prison-yard shuffle
5/28/1987
Johnny Puleo and his gang. Always he is the centre of attraction
Johnny Puleo and his gang. Always he is the centre of attraction
4/9/1968
There's a right royal welcome awaiting you from the gang at Molly and Me's
There's a right royal welcome awaiting you from the gang at Molly and Me's
1/16/1979
Patrick Rose: He has based his new show at Harborfront on radio's famous Happy Gang
Patrick Rose: He has based his new show at Harborfront on radio's famous Happy Gang
6/24/1982