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Canada is a decent and civilized country because of today's senior citizens, MP Stanley Knowles (NDP-Winnipeg North Centre) told a CNE luncheon yesterday in Salute to Seniors Day
Canada is a decent and civilized country because of today's senior citizens, MP Stanley Knowles (NDP-Winnipeg North Centre) told a CNE luncheon yesterday in Salute to Seniors Day

Canada is a decent and civilized country because of today's senior citizens, MP Stanley Knowles (NDP-Winnipeg North Centre) told a CNE luncheon yesterday in Salute to Seniors Day

Date9/1/1977
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    ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0060282F
    Her Majesty and veteran MP Stanley Knowles at provincial dinner in Winnipeg
    Her Majesty and veteran MP Stanley Knowles at provincial dinner in Winnipeg
    Anne, Princess Royal, daughter of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1950-
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    Helping seniors: Dr. Lawrence Mudie is program director of North York General Hospital's new assessment program for senior citizens. It is designed to help seniors cope with problems in their own homes.
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    Darrell, Dick
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    Image shows Robert Kaplan, York Centre MP and a candidate for re-election, offers some of his h…
    Deelicious! Robert Kaplan, York Centre MP and a candidate for re-election, offers some of his homemade borsch to Helen Cull at yesterday's lunch for senior citizens at Driftwood Community Centre
    Canada. Solicitor General Canada
    4/11/1979
    Picture of construction of coop apartment tower on top of library building. 
    Stanley Knowles in front of plaque at opening of Stanley Knowles Housing Co-operative
    Toronto Public Library. Northern District Branch
    1984
    Battle plan: Stan Sugarbroad, president of the Ontario Coaltion of Senior Citizens' Organizations, has issued a bulleting urging seniors to fight Ottawa's proposed drug law
    Battle plan: Stan Sugarbroad, president of the Ontario Coaltion of Senior Citizens' Organizations, has issued a bulleting urging seniors to fight Ottawa's proposed drug law
    Bull, Ron
    1/26/1987
    Never too old to boogie, Metro seniors show they can really kick up their heels at a special picnic in High Park, sponsored by the Senior Citizens' Bu(...)
    Never too old to boogie, Metro seniors show they can really kick up their heels at a special picnic in High Park, sponsored by the Senior Citizens' Bu(...)
    Faught, Ken
    7/18/1985
    Show for seniors: Today's Seniors publisher George Coyle expects 7,500 people to attend Travel Show '91 for mature travellers.
    Show for seniors: Today's Seniors publisher George Coyle expects 7,500 people to attend Travel Show '91 for mature travellers.
    Gower, Patti
    3/5/1991
    Stanley Knowles
    Stanley Knowles
    Knowles, Stanley
    n.d.
    (L to R) Stanley Knowles - Brewin and Tommy Douglas
    (L to R) Stanley Knowles - Brewin and Tommy Douglas
    Brewin, Andrew
    10/14/1978
    Picture of construction of coop apartment tower on top of library building. 
    Construction of the Stanley Knowles Co-operative above Northern District Library
    Toronto Public Library. Northern District Branch
    1983
    Society's treatment of senior citizens is an obscenity, 75-year-old Moses McKay, spokesman for the Canadian Council of Retirees, told a royal commissi(...)
    Society's treatment of senior citizens is an obscenity, 75-year-old Moses McKay, spokesman for the Canadian Council of Retirees, told a royal commissi(...)
    Bull, Ron
    3/7/1978
    Image shows a gentleman and a lady shaking hands and laughing on stage with the audience in the…
    A retired Metro detective-sergeant, but still active athlete, 71-year-old Art Keay jokes with Lieutenant-Governor Pauline McGibbon after she gave him a special achievement award at Harbourfront ceremony yesterday on Senior Citizens Day. It was for his walk from Ottawa to Metro last year.
    Bull, Ron
    6/22/1978