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Brian Peckford, Premier describes himself as a 'quasi-nationalist
Brian Peckford, Premier describes himself as a 'quasi-nationalist

Brian Peckford, Premier describes himself as a 'quasi-nationalist

Date3/26/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Brian Peckford, Premier describes himself as a 'quasi-nationalist.'
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0072977F
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    Charismatic leader: Rev. Jim McAlister describes himself as shepherd of his congregation
    Charismatic leader: Rev. Jim McAlister describes himself as shepherd of his congregation
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    Danny La Rue: A comic in a frock is how popular British entertainer describes himself.
    Danny La Rue: A comic in a frock is how popular British entertainer describes himself.
    La Rue, Danny
    4/13/1983
    Indignant premier, Brian Peckford, Newfoundland's premier, says the province would never have joined Confederation in 1949 if it had known Ottawa would try to amend the constitution unilaterally
    Indignant premier, Brian Peckford, Newfoundland's premier, says the province would never have joined Confederation in 1949 if it had known Ottawa would try to amend the constitution unilaterally
    Combs, Erin
    2/4/1981
    Making his point, Newfoundland Premier Brian Peckford gestures to make his point that the federal government has failed to negotiate over offshore oil(...)
    Making his point, Newfoundland Premier Brian Peckford gestures to make his point that the federal government has failed to negotiate over offshore oil(...)
    Lennon, Frank
    6/2/1982
    Good point: Ontario Deputy Minister Robert Welch (right) tries a witticism on (from left) Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, New foundland Premier Brian Peckford and Alberta's Peter Lougheed
    Good point: Ontario Deputy Minister Robert Welch (right) tries a witticism on (from left) Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, New foundland Premier Brian Peckford and Alberta's Peter Lougheed
    Federal-Provincial Conference of First Ministers
    8/8/1983
    Brian Peckford, Premier is getting some attention
    Brian Peckford, Premier is getting some attention
    Lennon, Frank
    5/8/1984
    quit as Newfoundland energy minister when Premier Brian Peckford refused to give him the authority to cut a deal with Ottawa
    quit as Newfoundland energy minister when Premier Brian Peckford refused to give him the authority to cut a deal with Ottawa
    Lennon, Frank
    6/2/1982
    Brian Peckford, Newfoundland premier warns another Bowater buyer may not be found
    Brian Peckford, Newfoundland premier warns another Bowater buyer may not be found
    Cooper, David
    8/11/1983
    Brian Peckford, Critics call Newfoundland premier's 10 years in office wasted
    Brian Peckford, Critics call Newfoundland premier's 10 years in office wasted
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    12/29/1988