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New Direction: Premier Bob Rae, in a Toronto speech yesterday, pledges his NDP will be reshaped to become more responsive to the public
New Direction: Premier Bob Rae, in a Toronto speech yesterday, pledges his NDP will be reshaped to become more responsive to the public

New Direction: Premier Bob Rae, in a Toronto speech yesterday, pledges his NDP will be reshaped to become more responsive to the public

Date11/29/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: New Direction: Premier Bob Rae, in a Toronto speech yesterday, pledges his NDP will be reshaped to become more responsive to the public
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0075204F
    Morris Kaufman: Honored for his interest in Jewish education, Kaufman, industrialist an philanthropist, has helped raise well over $6 million in pledges for Associated Hebrew Schools in Toronto
    Morris Kaufman: Honored for his interest in Jewish education, Kaufman, industrialist an philanthropist, has helped raise well over $6 million in pledges for Associated Hebrew Schools in Toronto
    Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
    6/18/1981
    Tom Wappell: Scarborough West MP pledges to base his campaign on five principles
    Tom Wappell: Scarborough West MP pledges to base his campaign on five principles
    Irish, Paul
    6/29/1988
    Ken Taylor, takes pledges while Darryl Sittler gives Lynn Burbe his autograph
    Ken Taylor, takes pledges while Darryl Sittler gives Lynn Burbe his autograph
    Darrell, Dick
    9/7/1980
    Terry boosters: Cyclists Garth Walker (left) and Jim Brown started gathering pledges yesterday at City Hall Terry Fox
    Terry boosters: Cyclists Garth Walker (left) and Jim Brown started gathering pledges yesterday at City Hall Terry Fox
    Fox, Terry, 1958-1981
    6/25/1980
    Future premier? NDP leader Bob Rae relaxed in his bus on the campaign trail through southwestern Ontario yesterday
    Future premier? NDP leader Bob Rae relaxed in his bus on the campaign trail through southwestern Ontario yesterday
    Bock, Tony
    9/4/1990
    Every election it gets easier. It gets more fun, people are more responsive, there's more recognition. Treasurer Larry Grossman, canvassing his St. Andrew-St. Patrick riding
    Every election it gets easier. It gets more fun, people are more responsive, there's more recognition. Treasurer Larry Grossman, canvassing his St. Andrew-St. Patrick riding
    Goode, Jeff
    11/7/1984
    Eduardo Frei, the man who upset communists in Chile, A strange politician, he seems intent on keeping election pledges
    Eduardo Frei, the man who upset communists in Chile, A strange politician, he seems intent on keeping election pledges
    James, Norman
    9/24/1964
    Gordon Pinsent. ... to solicit pledges
    Gordon Pinsent. ... to solicit pledges
    Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
    5/23/1972
    Let's hear those pledges! Frank Knight, Scarborough's official town crier, gets the Variety Club of Ontario's sixth annual telethon off to a ringing s(...)
    Let's hear those pledges! Frank Knight, Scarborough's official town crier, gets the Variety Club of Ontario's sixth annual telethon off to a ringing s(...)
    Darrell, Dick
    1/25/1986
    Pledges welcome
    Pledges welcome
    Ramsay, Martin
    9/11/1979
    Nose for politics: Peter Flosznik, a member of The Canada False Nose Society of Canada, says he's a candidate for mayor of North York and pledges to change the city's name.
    Nose for politics: Peter Flosznik, a member of The Canada False Nose Society of Canada, says he's a candidate for mayor of North York and pledges to change the city's name.
    Lennon, Frank
    9/15/1980
    Labor minister Labors, Backed by pledges of $30 a mile, Ontario Labor Minister Gordon Carton races 32 miles Saturday to raise funds for Cerebral Palsy(...)
    Labor minister Labors, Backed by pledges of $30 a mile, Ontario Labor Minister Gordon Carton races 32 miles Saturday to raise funds for Cerebral Palsy(...)
    Carton, Gordon, 1921-
    4/25/1971