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If we lack the courage to choose, or choose wrongly, we will leave out children a country in fragments, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, right, warne(...)
If we lack the courage to choose, or choose wrongly, we will leave out children a country in fragments, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, right, warne(...)

If we lack the courage to choose, or choose wrongly, we will leave out children a country in fragments, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, right, warne(...)

Date2/5/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: If we lack the courage to choose; or choose wrongly; we will leave out children a country in fragments; Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson; right; warned at the first federal provincial constitutional conference in 1968. Ontario Premier John Robarts; left; had launched the constitutional review; and Pierre Trudeau; then justice minister; carried it through to the ill-fated 'Victoria Charter;' which Quebec has now rejected
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0004985F
Registering at convention to choose his successor, Premier John Robarts chats with delegate Cecil Terry, right, of Levack, north of Sudbury, and Allan(...)
Registering at convention to choose his successor, Premier John Robarts chats with delegate Cecil Terry, right, of Levack, north of Sudbury, and Allan(...)
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Party will use voting machines like this when delegates choose new leader from slate of nine contenders
Party will use voting machines like this when delegates choose new leader from slate of nine contenders
8/22/1967
congratulating his successor, Prime Minister Pearson shakes the hand of newly-elected Liberal party leader Pierre Elliott Trudeau (right) on platform (...)
congratulating his successor, Prime Minister Pearson shakes the hand of newly-elected Liberal party leader Pierre Elliott Trudeau (right) on platform (...)
4/6/1968
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
Top level meeting of provincial premiers and top cabinet members got under way in Ottawa today to discuss Prime Minister Pearson's job and pension pro(...)
Top level meeting of provincial premiers and top cabinet members got under way in Ottawa today to discuss Prime Minister Pearson's job and pension pro(...)
10/26/1963
B.C. Premier David Barrett (right) and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau exchange friendly goodbys yesterday at the close of the three-day conference in C(...)
B.C. Premier David Barrett (right) and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau exchange friendly goodbys yesterday at the close of the three-day conference in C(...)
7/26/1973
Talks over: U.S. President Ronald Reagan, above, Italian Prime MInister Ciriaco De Mita, right, depart final session
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When delegates to the Ontario New Democratic Party convention meet this weekend, Douglas Campbell wants them to ask themselves this question:Are we el(...)
When delegates to the Ontario New Democratic Party convention meet this weekend, Douglas Campbell wants them to ask themselves this question:Are we el(...)
7/3/1967
Gerard Riverdy. We should ask for work
Gerard Riverdy. We should ask for work
1/8/1971
Rallying a divided Progressive Conservative party, former prime minister John Diefenbaker, 80, last night makes an emotional call to raise the standar(...)
Rallying a divided Progressive Conservative party, former prime minister John Diefenbaker, 80, last night makes an emotional call to raise the standar(...)
2/20/1976
Rallying the divided Progressive Conservative party, former prime minister John Diefenbaker, 80, last night makes an emotional appeal to raise the sta(...)
Rallying the divided Progressive Conservative party, former prime minister John Diefenbaker, 80, last night makes an emotional appeal to raise the sta(...)
2/20/1976
Uganda's place is empty. Uganda's chair is empty as the Commonweath prime minister' conference proceeds in London, despite Ugandan dictator Idi Amin i(...)
Uganda's place is empty. Uganda's chair is empty as the Commonweath prime minister' conference proceeds in London, despite Ugandan dictator Idi Amin i(...)
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