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Rene Fontaine: Liberal calls today's election a way of making amends for impropriety
Rene Fontaine: Liberal calls today's election a way of making amends for impropriety

Rene Fontaine: Liberal calls today's election a way of making amends for impropriety

Date7/23/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rene Fontaine: Liberal calls today's election a way of making amends for impropriety.
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0047657F
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Beer, Charles
1/7/1992
Rene Fontaine: I guess i must take the blame and i do, former minister says
Rene Fontaine: I guess i must take the blame and i do, former minister says
Faught, Ken
7/23/1986
Fontaine, Rene
Fontaine, Rene
Faught, Ken
7/23/1986
Under fire: A harried Rene Fontaine, former Ontario mines minister, answers questions yesterday during a legislative committee investigation into conflict-of-interest allegations
Under fire: A harried Rene Fontaine, former Ontario mines minister, answers questions yesterday during a legislative committee investigation into conflict-of-interest allegations
Faught, Ken
7/23/1986
Liberal candidate Robert Kaplan, campaigning in York Centre, tastes an olive offered by grocery store manager Jim Ferlisi. Kaplan calls the riding completely Liberal. His opponents says no
Liberal candidate Robert Kaplan, campaigning in York Centre, tastes an olive offered by grocery store manager Jim Ferlisi. Kaplan calls the riding completely Liberal. His opponents says no
Canada. Solicitor General Canada
6/13/1974
Premier William Davis, left, does some main-streeting in southern Ontario in what reader calls 'unwanted election
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Davis, William G.
5/9/1977
Awaiting the word of Toronto's voters in today's civic elections are the two leading contenders for the mayoralty, Mayor Philip Givens (left) and Cont(...)
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Givens, Philip, 1922-1995
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All eyes in Canada were on Quebec today to see if the separatist Parti Quebecois would unseat the ruling Liberal party in the provincial election. Par(...)
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Bourassa, Robert, 1933-1996
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Conway: Calls line to private club incredible and scandalous
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Conway, Sean
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He Calls Bomarc 'Useless' He said
He Calls Bomarc 'Useless' He said
Diefenbaker, John G., 1895-1979
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Relaxed: Scarborough Alderman Florence Cruickshank cuddles her toy poodle Beau during a moment of relaxation at her Alpaca Dr. home. A provincial cabinet minister calls her the consumate politician
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Cruickshank, Florence
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MPP Frank Drea. Calls the law ridiculous
MPP Frank Drea. Calls the law ridiculous
Darrell, Dick
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