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Stop. Gordon must go if Canada's to grow. Election Sign. Now he's gone
Stop. Gordon must go if Canada's to grow. Election Sign. Now he's gone

Stop. Gordon must go if Canada's to grow. Election Sign. Now he's gone

Date11/12/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Stop. Gordon must go if Canada's to grow. Election Sign. Now he's gone
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005653F
Boy, it's confusing: Six-year-old Jeffrey Yanoff probably is glad he's not old enough to vote in tomorrow's municipal election as he looks at the advertising for candidates in East York's Ward 3
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Forest of signs, above, from last municipal election: Reader suggests new system to eliminate all signs
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Airing anger: Air Canada's Pam D'Andreis, left, Bruno Gravier, Marian Peacock and Huguette Perron demonstrate the style they're bringing the candidates in key ridings during the election campaign
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9/24/1993
Now to work: After his defeat last night: Paul Hunt, North York's 33-year-old two-time controller, tells reporters he'll be back in politics after he's made a million
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Election signs promoting Paul Hunt: North York candidate for mayor and David Crombie, Toronto candidate for mayor, have drawn complaints
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11/17/1972
Multilingual signs of election times
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Surrounded by signs. Brian Smith of Brampton may be ponder his choices in the Nov. 14 municipal election while taking a break at the corner of Highway(...)
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Election signs for recycling PWD yard, Yonge St
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11/17/1994
Election signs on Hwonatrio St
Election signs on Hwonatrio St
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West Durham election! : final close of polls, right triumphant! Blake & M'Leod elected with immense majorities
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