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Attack and counterattack featured the confrontation between federal and provincial leaders at the constitutional conference in Ottawa yesterday. Ontar(...)
Attack and counterattack featured the confrontation between federal and provincial leaders at the constitutional conference in Ottawa yesterday. Ontar(...)

Attack and counterattack featured the confrontation between federal and provincial leaders at the constitutional conference in Ottawa yesterday. Ontar(...)

Date2/11/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: Attack and counterattack featured the confrontation between federal and provincial leaders at the constitutional conference in Ottawa yesterday. Ontario Premier John Robarts and Quebec Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand joined to attack Ottawa tax policies; but split on most other issues. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau exploited differences to make his own points.
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Attack - and counterattack featured the confrontation between federal and provincial leaders at the constitutional coference in ottawa Yesterday. Onta(...)
Attack - and counterattack featured the confrontation between federal and provincial leaders at the constitutional coference in ottawa Yesterday. Onta(...)
2/11/1969
A group of our premiers makes it way along downtown Ottawa street yesterday after meeting for the federal-provincial constitutional conference on Parl(...)
A group of our premiers makes it way along downtown Ottawa street yesterday after meeting for the federal-provincial constitutional conference on Parl(...)
6/13/1969
Facing off informally after the opening session of federal-provincial constitutional conference in Ottawa today, Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrad (left) o(...)
Facing off informally after the opening session of federal-provincial constitutional conference in Ottawa today, Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrad (left) o(...)
2/10/1969
Chatting with his old boss, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau has a word yesterday, during a break in the federal-provincial constitutional conference, wi(...)
Chatting with his old boss, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau has a word yesterday, during a break in the federal-provincial constitutional conference, wi(...)
2/11/1969
Around the conference table at opening session of dominion-provincial constitutional conference in Ottawa yesterday, there were meetings-within-the-me(...)
Around the conference table at opening session of dominion-provincial constitutional conference in Ottawa yesterday, there were meetings-within-the-me(...)
2/5/1968
Planning Tomorrow's Constitution members of the provincial and federal delegations to today's constitutional conference take their places around the h(...)
Planning Tomorrow's Constitution members of the provincial and federal delegations to today's constitutional conference take their places around the h(...)
2/5/1968
The curtain fell on a happy note yesterday at the historic three-day constitutional conference in Ottawa as Prime Minister Lester Pearson (right) remo(...)
The curtain fell on a happy note yesterday at the historic three-day constitutional conference in Ottawa as Prime Minister Lester Pearson (right) remo(...)
2/8/1968
Canada's Premiers pose at the federal-provincial conference in Ottawa with Prime Minister Pearson and Governor-General Vanier, centre front. Flanking (...)
Canada's Premiers pose at the federal-provincial conference in Ottawa with Prime Minister Pearson and Governor-General Vanier, centre front. Flanking (...)
7/20/1965
Nothing much was done at the federal-provincial conference on the constitution in Ottawa this week, many of the premiers felt, but Ontario Premier Joh(...)
Nothing much was done at the federal-provincial conference on the constitution in Ottawa this week, many of the premiers felt, but Ontario Premier Joh(...)
12/10/1969
A hearty laugh reflects the optimism of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau at the federal-provincial conference on the constitution in Ottawa
A hearty laugh reflects the optimism of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau at the federal-provincial conference on the constitution in Ottawa
12/10/1969
Ontario Premier John Robarts, (left) talks with Finance Minister Walter Gordon at federal-provincial conference which wound up in Ottawa Saturday. Rev(...)
Ontario Premier John Robarts, (left) talks with Finance Minister Walter Gordon at federal-provincial conference which wound up in Ottawa Saturday. Rev(...)
7/29/1963
Discussion of problems between Commonwealth leaders was not limited to the formal sessions of Commonwealth conference, and Prime Minister Trudeau had (...)
Discussion of problems between Commonwealth leaders was not limited to the formal sessions of Commonwealth conference, and Prime Minister Trudeau had (...)
1/11/1969