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Davis remains an Nigma to much of the province after five years as premier, the polls show
Davis remains an Nigma to much of the province after five years as premier, the polls show

Davis remains an Nigma to much of the province after five years as premier, the polls show

Date3/7/1975
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0042547F
10 years after he walked off a public stage for the last time Glenn Gould remains very much a private man
10 years after he walked off a public stage for the last time Glenn Gould remains very much a private man
Bull, Ron
11/26/1973
Separatist Support, Some polls back the contention of Parti Quebecois Leader Jacques Parizeau, left, that Quebecers' support for sovereignty is holding steady, while other polls show a drop
Separatist Support, Some polls back the contention of Parti Quebecois Leader Jacques Parizeau, left, that Quebecers' support for sovereignty is holding steady, while other polls show a drop
Parizeau, Jacques, 1930-2015
12/12/1990
Polls were open only five minutes when Andrew Brewin, New Democratic Party candidate in Greenwood riding, was on hand
Polls were open only five minutes when Andrew Brewin, New Democratic Party candidate in Greenwood riding, was on hand
Brewin, Andrew
6/25/1968
There is little doubt in Conservative circles that Premier William Davis intends to remain at helm of the party for at least an additional couple of years
There is little doubt in Conservative circles that Premier William Davis intends to remain at helm of the party for at least an additional couple of years
Davis, William G.
7/3/1978
In the driver's seat, Premier David Peterson, leading in the polls and hoping to win government, takes a spin at the wheel of his campaign bus at Quee(...)
In the driver's seat, Premier David Peterson, leading in the polls and hoping to win government, takes a spin at the wheel of his campaign bus at Quee(...)
Bull, Ron
7/31/1987
We always do better than the opinion polls show in an actual election and the Liberals always do worse
We always do better than the opinion polls show in an actual election and the Liberals always do worse
Lennon, Frank
5/19/1984
Now he's Joe Junior, Alderman Joe Piccininni rubs his eyes in exhaustion last night after being topped at the polls in Toronto's Ward 3 by incumbent
Now he's Joe Junior, Alderman Joe Piccininni rubs his eyes in exhaustion last night after being topped at the polls in Toronto's Ward 3 by incumbent
Goode, Jeff
11/8/1982
Retiring East York Mayor true Davidson, shown consoling David Rotenburg after his defeat at the polls last Monday
Retiring East York Mayor true Davidson, shown consoling David Rotenburg after his defeat at the polls last Monday
Bezant, Graham
12/6/1972
Ancient Iroquois remains are merely a part of the massive collection of Indian artifacts and remains collected over the years by John Morrison
Ancient Iroquois remains are merely a part of the massive collection of Indian artifacts and remains collected over the years by John Morrison
Lennon, Frank
1/21/1977
Focus on '88. It's the year the federal Tories hope for a big score, the U.S. goes to the polls, and Metro faces some of the biggest changes in its history
Focus on '88. It's the year the federal Tories hope for a big score, the U.S. goes to the polls, and Metro faces some of the biggest changes in its history
Slaughter, Mike
12/30/1987
Focus on '88. It's the year the federal Tories hope for a big score, the U.S. goes to the polls, and Metro faces some of the biggest changes in its history
Focus on '88. It's the year the federal Tories hope for a big score, the U.S. goes to the polls, and Metro faces some of the biggest changes in its history
Slaughter, Mike
12/30/1987
Fond farewell: Just a short two weeks ago Premier William Davis was feted at the Progressive Conservative leadership convention for his years of service to the party and the province
Fond farewell: Just a short two weeks ago Premier William Davis was feted at the Progressive Conservative leadership convention for his years of service to the party and the province
Darrell, Dick
1/24/1985