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24637 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An image of a blind runner competing in Annual Manitoba Marathon.  Children ▪ Clubs ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1980, July 16
24537 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Two Boys with Displays for Winnipeg Community Clubs at Polo Park  Sports ▪ Track & Field 1964, July 20-26
24198 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right) Clive Roots, Assiniboine Park Zoo Director; Jean Dick, President Zoological Society; and (back) Helen Granger Young, Sculptress admiring the Assiniboine Park Zoo award designed by Miss Young.  Awards ▪ Parks ▪ Personalities ▪ Women ▪ Zoos 1977, June 15
24298 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (From left) Capt. Kelly Edmison; Pat MacNamara, Stewardess; and Capt. F.J. Young. Trans-Canada Air Lines first passenger flight arrives from Toronto at Stevenson Airfield, in Winnipeg.  Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1939, April 2
24709 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (From Left) Terry Thomas, Trish Wilson, Peter Garrick, And Bonnie Wyckoff, Dancers In The Royal Winnipeg Ballet Production Of Rodeo  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1973, November 21
24359 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (In the foreground) Richard Rutherford and Christine Hennessy of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1966, October 13
23986 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (L- R) Antona Palmer, Curly Mcgreevey, Tec Gronuach, Nell Garton, Martha Merryweather, Mable Smith, And Nanna Sigurdson, members of the 1925 Graduating Class, St. Boniface School of Nursing, honoured by the Hospital's Nursing Association.  Associations ▪ Graduates ▪ Nursing ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1975, May 17
25604 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (L- R): Doc Steen, Radio Station Ckrc Announcer, Introducing The Jimmy King Trio - Jimmy King, Ray Moga, And George Resnick  Bands ▪ Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Radio 1962
23999 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (L- R): Edward Wilson, Parade Marshall, Red River Exhibition; David Stewart, President, MacDonald Stewart Foundation; Pearl McGonigal, Chairperson, City Council's Centennial Celebration Sub-Committee; and Bob Bruce, Co-Chairman, and Ken Stuebing, Chairman, Winnipeg Pipe Band, Displaying Banner to be carried during the Band's appearance at the Tournament of Roses Parade in California.  Exhibitions ▪ Parades ▪ Personalities 1973, June 22
24895 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (L- R): Stanley Baldwin, British Mp; Mrs. Baldwin; And John Bracken, Premier Of Manitoba. Photo By Foote  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1925c
23997 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (L-R), Gerry Wooll, Director; Jim Cartlidge, Conference Chairman; and Jack McMahon, District Governor; Winnipeg, at the 3-Day Rotarian International Conference.  Associations ▪ Conferences ▪ Personalities 1973, June 6
23994 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (L-R): Susan Lynch, Barry Fry, Steve Decter, and Peggy Casselman posing with Seagram Trophy on their arrival back from The Canadian Mixed Curling Championships in Charlottetown, PEI.  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1973, April 1
24024 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (L-R): Sergeant Grant Russel, Beverly Garwood, Archdeacon, and Mrs. J. C. Martinson examining a display of RCMP equipment at their annual ball.  Balls ▪ Equipment ▪ Personalities ▪ RCMP ▪ Women 1970, February 13
24002 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (L-R): W.A.R. MacDonald, Winnipeg District Manager, Royal Bank; W. Earl McLaughlin, Bank President and Vice-President; H. E. Wyatt looking over speech to be presented to a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at the Fort Garry Hotel.  Banks ▪ Events ▪ Personalities 1973, September 23
25036 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right), Syd Green, Manitoba MLA, David Lewis, Federal NDP Leader and Stanley Knowles, MP, election campaigning on Main Street. Photo taken by Gregg Burner.  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1974, July 4
25063 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Douglas Campbell, Stuart Garson, John Bracken, and Duff Roblin. Four men who have served Manitoba as Premier.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1961, February 14
24052 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Bill Mozol, Cartoonist, Winnipeg Free Press; Professor Robert Bruce, Fine Arts Department, University of Manitoba; and Jan Kamianski, Cartoonist, Winnipeg Tribune; Participants in the Press Club's “Paint In”.  Cartoons ▪ Clubs ▪ Education ▪ Events ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1970, February 12
24043 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Doctors W.C. MacKenzie, Elinor Black, H.D. Dalgleish, and Gustave Gingras, Honourary Degree recipients from The University of Winnipeg during Canadian Medical Association meetings.  Associations ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities ▪ Women 1970, June 17
25076 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Dr. Hugh M. Horner and Jack H. Horner, brothers and their cousin, Albert Horner, all members of Parliament from Alberta.  Parliament ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1958, May 13
24984 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Eric Wells, Bill Metcalfe, and George Waight on stage during testimonial dinner for Mr. Waight.  Celebrations ▪ Dining ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre  
24036 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): John A. MaCaulay, Reverend Adam Grant Smith, Reverend Adam Guthaud, Joseph Thorson, Honourary Degree Recipients, University of Winnipeg.  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1970, May 23
24053 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Mel Stover, Photographer, Manitoba Medical College and Don Comstock, Public Relations, Manitoba Hydro, Participating in the Press Club's “Paint In”.  Clubs ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1970, February 12
24045 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Mr. And Mrs. George Sellars, Albert Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson toasting the opening of the New Manitoba Theatre Centre Building.  Ceremonies ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1970, October 30
24037 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Rod Deyman, banjo; Hugh Malcomson, washtub; Fred Dawkins, kazoo; and Dick Moffat, guitar; Members of the Cast Iron Potty Jug Band performing at the Manitoba Theatre Centre's unveiling of their Super Bus.  Bands ▪ Buses ▪ Music ▪ Personalities 1970, May 25
24038 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right): Standing Fredrick Ernest Joseph Fry, Robert Beverly Malmo, Charles Roger Myers, and (seated) William E. Richer, Honourary Degree Recipients, University of Manitoba during special ceremonies opening the Duff Roblin Building.  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1970, May 29
24033 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     (Left to right, standing), Retired Court Judge S. H. Fahrni, Q.C.; Retired Exchequer Court Judge J. T. Thorson; B. V. Richardson, Q.C., Retired; and seated (Left to right) E. H. Bennett, Q.C. (Age 95), the oldest practitioner in Manitoba, and E. J. Thomas, Q.C., Retired; Hon."  Associations ▪ Dining ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1970, May 18
24569 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     15 second time exposure of Provencher Park during Festival Du Voyageur celebrations.  Festivals ▪ French ▪ Parks 1972, February 22
24781 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     160 foot RCAF hangar, St. James, during construction.  Airports ▪ Construction ▪ Hangars ▪ Military 1952, June 9
24607 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     1970 reprint of old Maryland Bridge.  Bridges ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1899
24619 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     2 child victims of Polio Epidemic in 1953 in Iron Lung Units, Children's Hospital. John Bryant of Merry Menders Club reads to children.  Children ▪ Hospitals ▪ Medicine ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1953, December 9
24551 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     2 G.A.S.P. (Anti-Smoking) members in Old Spaghetti Factory collecting ashtrays.  Associations ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Restaurants ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1975, May 31
24621 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     2 teams of riders compete for polo ball in an open field at Birds Hill Park.  Parks ▪ Polo 1979, July 28
23988 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     2nd Battalion PPCLI band, taking part in opening ceremonies of Fort La Reine, in Portage la Prairie.  Bands ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Military ▪ Towns 1975, July 13
24457 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A boy on the dock watches the ferry boat which is carrying a truck and an automobile (1948 Plymouth) from the mainland to Hecla Island in Lake Winnipeg. This ferry has been in operation since 1953.  Boats ▪ Children ▪ Ferries ▪ Lakes ▪ Towns 1969
25561 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A building at the Selkirk Mental Hospital Complex in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1974, July 16
25563 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A building at the Selkirk Mental Hospital complex in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1974, July 16
24260 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A construction worker pausing from his job to look over Downtown Calgary, Alberta.  Buildings ▪ Construction ▪ Labour ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1967, September 2
24397 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A couple dancing at a Royal Winnipeg Ballet fund-raising disco-dance party at the Centennial Concert Hall.  Dance ▪ Events ▪ Halls 1978, December 7
24866 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A fireman wades out of a house filled with the Department's fire-fighting foam.  Fire Departments ▪ Firefighters 1968, May 9
24428 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A fish ladder on the Oak River in Western Manitoba, is inspected by its designer, Frank Ward, the Manitoba Manager of Ducks Unlimited.  Fishing ▪ Personalities ▪ Rivers 1951, August 15
24441 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A flea market held within the walls of the Odeon Drive-In in Winnipeg.  1978, August 20
24200 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A Frank Chalmer's photo of Fred Charles, Minnedosa; an antique car collector.  Automobiles ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns 1975, March 8
24192 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A Gordon Hunter photo of Mrs. Henri Lane, of the St. Boniface Museum and artifacts from the Sioux Massacre at Lac De Bois, 1736.  Artifacts ▪ Museums ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1966, December 17
24436 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A group of civilian firefighters at work in British Columbia.  Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Forestry 1951, September 27
24409 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A group of Doukhobor women disrobe during fire at Krestova, BC.  Doukhobors ▪ Fires ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1953, October 19
24657 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A northern league baseball game involving the Winnipeg Goldeyes at Winnipeg Stadium.  Baseball ▪ Stadiums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1959, September 14
24237 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A nurse standing by the gate to Boissevain Hospital.  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns ▪ Women c. 1955
24351 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A performance of the touring African Ballet at the Winnipeg Arena.  Arenas ▪ Dance ▪ Personalities 1965, September 3
24440 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A rail bridge at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, the site of Old Fort Gibraltar.  Bridges ▪ Forts ▪ Rivers 1957, May
25818 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A Reunion Of The 1923 Liberal-Progressive Manitoba Government. Front Row (L- R): R. W. Craig, John Bracken, Liquor Commisioner, W.R. Clubb, P.A. Talbot. Back Row: Premier D.L. Cambell, A E. Foster, N.V. Bachinsky, Clifford Barclay, N.A. Hryhorczuk, And J.G. Griffiths.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1955, October 11
24735 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A scene from the Manitoba Theatre Company's Production of “Almighty Voice”  Entertainment ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1972, April 15
24439 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A scene within Fort Ellice on the Assiniboine River.  Forts ▪ Rivers c. 1910
24389 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A street gang of teenagers congregate in Winnipeg's North End.  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Lifestyle 1957, April 6
25558 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A streetcar used as a schoolhouse in Springbrook School Division near McGregor, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Schools ▪ Streetcars ▪ Towns 1954, March 25
25266 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A Tribune Night Employee Makes A Funny Face While Gary Lanoda, The Night Editor Enjoys A Cigar  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1966, August 18
24681 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of Downtown Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1955, January 29
24442 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of Gilbert Plains, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1953, September 28
24477 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of Main Street in Winnipeg, including City Billiards, Jack's Hotel and Main Meats.  Hotels ▪ Pool Halls ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1976, November 17
25559 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of the docks at Selkirk, Manitoba.  Boats ▪ Docks ▪ Towns 1950, August 5
24672 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of the kitchen at Misericordia Hospital in Winnipeg.  Hospitals ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, December
25567 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of Uranium City, a mining town in Saskatchewan.  Mining ▪ Towns 1964, June 29
24693 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of Wasagaming in Riding Mountain National Park.  Buildings ▪ Parks ▪ Streets ▪ Towns c. 1930
24694 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of Wasagaming in Riding Mountain National Park.  Buildings ▪ Parks ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1930c
24665 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A view of Westview, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Reserves 1962, July 25
24474 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A wife and children in visiting room at Vaughan Street Detention Centre.  Buildings ▪ Children ▪ Jails ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1968, May 8
25468 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A. C. Hamilton, Appointed Justice, Manitoba Court Of Queen'S  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1965
25758 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A. E. Smith, Long Time Minister Of Old Methodist Church In Winnipeg, Labour Mla For Brandon, And National Secretary Canadian Labour Defence League In C1940, Was Indicted On Charge Of Sedition, 1934, For Having Claimed R.B. Bennett Had Ordered The Murder Of Tim Buck, The Canadian Communist Leader  Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Religion 1925c
25654 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A. M. Monnin. Police Court Magistrate, 1956; Court Of Queen'S Bench, 1957; Manitoba Court Of Appeal, 1962  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1957
25804 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A. Ronald Williams, Publisher Of The Winnipeg Tribune In The 1960s And 1970s  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1970
25345 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A. S. Dewar, Chief Justice, Manitoba Court Of Queen'S Bench; Appointed 1973. Photo Taken By Gregg Burner  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1978
25469 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A. W. Hanks, Mayor Of St. James; Owner-Publisher, The St. James Leader  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1961
25073 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     A.R. Paulley, future leader of the Manitoba NDP and later Provincial Minister of Labour under Ed Schreyer.  Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1960, February
25376 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ab Gowanlock, Skip Of The 1953 Canadian Curling Championship Rink From Dauphin, Mb  Curling ▪ Personalities 1953, March
24178 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aberdeen School Annex, built 1920, to be replaced by an addition to the larger school building.  Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1960, October
24177 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aberdeen School, Salter Street and Flora Avenue, built 1892.  Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1953, February 24
24179 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Abitibi Paper Mill, Pine Falls, as seen from the Winnipeg River.  Buildings ▪ Mills ▪ Rivers ▪ Towns 1976, August 9
25475 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Abram W. Harrison, Progressive Conservative Mla For Killarney And Rock Lake, 1943 - 1966; Cabinet Minister Without Portfolio, 1963 - 1966; Speaker Of The House, 1960c  Personalities ▪ Politics 1959
24944 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Action shot of Kenny Ploen (11) Winnipeg Blue Bomber Quarterback throwing a pass during a game against Edmonton. Football fans in stands in background.  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1975, August 29
25399 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Actor Alan Dobie, cast as Sir Thomas Moore in the 1969 Manitoba Theatre Production of a man for all seasons. Dobie directed wedding in white at the Warehouse Theatre in Winnipeg, 1973.  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1969
25420 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Actor John Fraser, star of the 1967 Manitoba Theatre Centre Production of “Romeo and Juliet”.  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1967, February 11
25311 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Actors In Rainbow Stage'S Production Of Bye-Bye Birdie  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1963, July 3
24470 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial photograph of Winnipeg General Hospital and surrounding streets.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, January
24471 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial photograph of Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre and surrounding neighborhood.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1979, July 13
24264 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Calgary's Racetrack and Hockey Arena. Photo By Jack Delorme.  Arenas ▪ Buildings ▪ Racetracks ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1955, July 17
24267 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Campbell Soup Company's Plant, Portage la Prairie.  Buildings ▪ Towns 1962, August
24373 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Canadian National Railway's Symington Yards outside Winnipeg.  Rail Yards ▪ Railways c. 1965
24377 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of CNR's East Rail Yards off Main Street in Winnipeg.  Rail Yards ▪ Railways ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1957, May
24375 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of CNR's Fort Rouge shops in Winnipeg.  Rail Yards ▪ Railways ▪ Shops 1959, June
24261 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Downtown Calgary.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1963, June 3
24365 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Kamloops, British Columbia.  Buildings ▪ Towns 1968, June 14
24880 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Main Street and surrounding streets north of Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1959, June 25
24610 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Morden, Manitoba, featuring Morden Hospital.  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1959, July 7
24614 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of old Yellowknife, NT.  Buildings ▪ Towns 1956, October 8
24786 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Provencher Boulevard looking west. Includes City Hall.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1976, November 24
24794 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Red River Exhibition Midway with crowds and rides.  Exhibitions ▪ Midways 1962, June 20
25271 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial View Of The Assiniboine And Red River Junctions Taken From The Norwood Bridge Looking North  Bridges ▪ Rivers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, September 17
24187 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of the new airport at Norway House, Manitoba.  Airports ▪ Towns 1971, April 26
24879 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of the Portage and main area of Downtown Winnipeg.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1955, September
24878 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of the Portage Avenue and main area of downtown Winnipeg.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1955, September
24337 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of the RCAF Station at Cold Lake, Alberta.  Aviation ▪ Buildings ▪ Military ▪ Towns 1955, August 8
24877 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of the University of Manitoba Campus.  Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1963
25273 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial View Of The Winnipeg Arena, Stadium And Velodrome Construction From Above Empress Street Looking To The Northwest  Arenas ▪ Construction ▪ Stadiums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, September 17
24615 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view of Yellowknife, NT.  Buildings ▪ Towns 1954, June 18
25272 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial View University Of Manitoba Campus, From Above The Red River Looking West  Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, September 17
24828 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial view, Central Park and surrounding area.  Parks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1961, September
24497 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial View, Flin Flon Metallurgical Plant And Open Pit Mine  Industry ▪ Mining ▪ Towns 1960c
24995 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial View, Whitehorse, Yukon Territories  Buildings ▪ Towns 1953, March
24259 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aerial, Downtown Calgary.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1973, October 13
24587 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Aftermath of great fire at the Kelly Building 181-183 Bannatyne Avenue, with firefighters and old fire engine. Photo by Foote.  Fire Equipment ▪ Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1911, January
24295 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Air Cadets of no.6 Winnipeg Squadron at the CPR Depot on the occasion of the arrival of the celebrity parade headed by Miss Anna Neagle and Producer Herbert Wilcox. Officers in front row (from left): A.C. Stewart, W.J. Fleming, W.O.I. Pickering, Sgt. Ray Hall, Cpl. Scott Little, Sgt. George Shaw, and Cadet Morley Tadman.  Military ▪ Parades ▪ Stations ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1942, June 22
25277 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Air Canada Officials And Other Dignitaries Take Part In Ceremonies Inaugerating The Airlines New Paris Service. The Ceremonies Were Conducted In A Mock-Up Of Plane'S Interior At The Hotel Fort Garry. Note The Chandeliers Hanging From The Hotels Ceiling. These Certainly Would Not Be Found In An Airplane. The Seats Look Authentic Though  Aviation ▪ Buildings ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Hotels ▪ Women 1965, March 4
24307 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Air Canada Stewardesses train for ditching procedures at the St. James Civic Centre Pool.  Aviation ▪ Pools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1958, April 10
24308 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Air Canada Viscount decorated in Winnipeg to protest the move of the Airline's overhaul base to Dorval, Quebec.  Aviation ▪ Protests 1963, December 5
25111 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Air Marshall Hugh Campbell, Chief Of Air Staff, Royal Canadian Air Force  Military ▪ Personalities 1961
25393 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Air Vice Marshall Henry M. Carscallen, Head of Armed Forces Training Command in Winnipeg 1960 until his retirement in 1963.  Military ▪ Personalities 1960, November 6
25120 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Al Cheesman, Canadian Aviation Pioneer. Veteran Arctic and Antarctic Pilot, serving on the expeditions of Sir Hubert Wilkins.  Aviation ▪ Personalities 1937
25756 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Al Sherman, Coach, Winnipeg Blue Bombers Football Club, 1954-1956  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1956
24080 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Al Simmons, Federal candidate for the Rhino Party in the riding of Winnipeg-St. James.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1980, February 5
25608 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alan A. Klass, Winnipeg Physician And Surgeon. Recipient Of Honourary Doctor Of Laws Degree From The University Of Manitoba, 1973  Personalities ▪ Universities 1954
25152 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Albert Bradshaw, a Winnipegger better known as Brad the Clown, was Canada's oldest clown when he retired in 1967 at the age of 83.  Clowns ▪ Personalities c. 1960
25129 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Albert D. Cohen, President, Manitoba Theatre Centre, 1966; President and Chief Executive Officer, General Distributors of Canada Ltd; and founder of the St. Boniface General Hospital Research Foundation Humanitarian Award.  Businesses ▪ Hospitals ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1980
25321 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alderman And Other Dignitaries Tour The Construction Site Of The New City Hall  City Halls ▪ Construction ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, November 6
24806 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alec Gudziak working on the Wolseley Avenue Elm Tree in an attempt to save it's life. Sign on tree reads “TREE NOW UNDER REPAIR IN ATTEMPT TO SAVE ITS LIFE".  Personalities ▪ Signs ▪ Trees ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1958, June
24031 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alex Kennedy, artist from the Lakehead Area, with one of his sculptures on display at The Bay.  Art ▪ Personalities 1970, May 5
25106 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alexander Brereton, Sargent, 8th Battalion, Manitoba Regiment. Winner Of Victoria Cross  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1918c
25749 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alexander Mcinnes Runciman (B. 1914). President, United Grain Growers, 1961- ; Director, Great-West Life Assurance Co. And Canadian Pacific Railway Co  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1974
25744 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alexander Ross (1881-1973) Brig-Gen., Canadian Armed Forces. Co-Founder And National President, Royal Canadian Legion. Yorkton, Saskatchewan District Court Judge, 1921-1956  Associations ▪ Judiciary ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1930c
24713 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alexandra Nadal and Eugene Slavin, husband and wife dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1967, December 22
25810 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alfred J. Andrews, The Boy Mayor Of Winnipeg In 1898-1899  Personalities ▪ Politics 1940c
25051 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alfred Joseph Andrews, Mayor of Winnipeg, 1898-99.  Personalities ▪ Politics c. 1945
25052 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alfred Joseph Andrews, Mayor Of Winnipeg, 1898-99. See W.P.I. #A0468-15012  Personalities ▪ Politics 1898c
25154 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Allan Bready, News Director at CJOB in Winnipeg, for 18 Years, who later joined the Winnipeg Tribune Writing Staff.  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Radio 1963
25004 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Alvin George Hamilton, MP for Regina East; Federal Minister of Agriculture in the Diefenbaker Cabinet.  Agriculture ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1962
24443 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An aerial view of Gillam, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1966, July 7
24444 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An aerial view of Gillam, Manitoba.  Chimes 1976, February 4
24889 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An aerial view of Stevenson Field and its runways in Winnipeg.  Airports 1957, June 15
24663 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An aerial view of the meat packing plants in St. Boniface, Manitoba.  Winnipeg Buildings 1969
24655 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An aerial view of the town of Lynn Lake, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Mining ▪ Towns 1968
24733 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An artist's rendering of the Walker Theatre in Winnipeg.  Art ▪ Cinema ▪ Theatre ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1928
24186 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An Avro-Jetliner, the first jet-powered passenger plane to land at Stevenson Field. It travelled from Toronto averaging 440 miles per hour.  Aircraft ▪ Airports ▪ Aviation 1951, January 12
25251 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An Ice Jam Near The Norwood Bridge (This Was The Second Norwood Bridge Built In 1930s) On The Red River Being Blown Apart With Dynamite  Bridges ▪ Floods ▪ Rivers 1966, April 4
24408 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An interior view of Bogart's Discotheque in Old Market Square. Harry Holbrook is the Disc Jockey in this picture.  Lounges ▪ Markets ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1979, August 29
24425 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An Inuit making fire with a primitive fire drill used before White Traders brought them matches.  Eskimos ▪ Fires ▪ Inuit ▪ Inventions ▪ Tools c. 1934
24424 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An Inuit woman identified as the youngest of three wives of a centennarian named Ta-Ta-Cha.  Eskimos ▪ Inuit ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1934, September 21
24183 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An USD-501 Airborne Surveillance Drone being launched during tests at Churchill, Manitoba.  Aviation ▪ Military ▪ Towns 1969, October 28
25138 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Andrew Currie, Player, Winnipeg Rugby Club  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1932c
25137 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Andrew Currie, Player, Winnipeg Rugby Club  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1932
25353 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Andrew Knox Dysart. Chancellor, University Of Manitoba. Justice, Manitoba Court Of Appeal  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1955
24060 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Andy Bathgate, b. August 28, 1932, Winnipeg, NHL Star, New York Rangers 1954-1963, Toronto Maple Leafs 1963-1965, Detriot Red Wings 1965-1967, Pittsburgh Penguins 1967-1969, World Hockey Association, Vancouver Blazers 1974. Hart Trophy Winner 1959.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1960
25149 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Andy Bilimovich, a Winnipegger who at the age of 15 wrote a layman's guide to jets and missiles which sold 200 thousand copies, and who at the age of 21 was charged with bank robbery in Toronto and judged unfit because of insanity to stand trial.  Authors ▪ Crime ▪ Personalities 1957, August 31
24332 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Anglican Church of the Ascension in Stonewall, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns 1979, July
24324 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Anglican church, Peguis Reserve, Manitoba.  Anglican church, Peguis Reserve, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Reserves ▪ Towns 1939, May 22
25500 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ann Henry, Winnipeg Playwright Who Penned Lulu Street, A Former Drama Critic For The Winnipeg Tribune  Authors ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1954
25147 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Anna Denby, Alderman And Deputy Mayor, Thompson, Manitoba. Unsuccessful Progressive Conservative Candidate, 1973 Provincial Election  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1973c
25417 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Anne Francis Florence Bird, Journalist (Including A Weekly Column About Women'S War Work For 5 Years In Winnipeg). Headed A Royal Commission On The Status Of Women In 1967. Awarded The Order Of Canada 1971, Appointed To The Senate 1978  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1979, July
24959 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Annual inspection of militia regiments held on old University Square, University of Manitoba, north of Broadway Avenue.  Military ▪ Parades ▪ Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1900
24149 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Antoine Hacault (left) the new Archbishop of the St. Boniface diocese with the outgoing Maurice Baudoux.  Personalities ▪ Religion 1974, September 16
24746 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Archbishop Maurice Baudoux surveying some of the furniture salvaged from St. Boniface Cathedral.  Churches ▪ Fires ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1968, July 22
24991 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Archery at YWCA canyon camp.  Archery ▪ Associations ▪ Camps ▪ Recreation ▪ Women 1953, July
25692 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Archie R. Micay, Qc, Received Honourary Doctor Of Law Degree, October, 1977. He Past President Manitoba Law Society And Manitoba Bar Association  Awards ▪ Hebrews ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1977
24015 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Archie Tawns, (L) Vice-President and General Manager Chrysler Canada, Len Evans, Manitoba Minister Industry and Commerce and Ron Todgham, President, Chrysler Canada, at opening of the company's truck centre.  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, January 21
25481 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Arif Hasnain, Artistic Director, Manitoba Theatre Centre, 1977 - 1980  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1979
25403 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Armand Dureault, Q.C. St. Boniface County Court Judge Who Ruled In 1976 That Manitoba'S Official Language Actpassed In 1890 Is Unconstitutional And That French Is One Of Province'S Official Languages  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1965, January 1
24509 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Armed forces personnel rescuing people from the rising flood waters outside Winnipeg with amphibious ducks. They were taken to special trains which transported them to safety.  Floods ▪ Military ▪ Railways ▪ Trucks 1950, May 13
24970 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Armstrong's Point Water Works.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
24341 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Arnold Spohr and Eva Von Genscy of the Winnipeg Ballet rehearse for their roles in Les Sylphides.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951, October
24345 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Arnold Spohr And Jean Mckenzie In Winnipeg Ballet'S Production Of Visages  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1949, March 7
25205 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Art Chipman, Inducted Into Canadian Football Hall Of Fame, 1969. Winnipeg-Born Chipman Was An Executive Of The Blue Bombers From 1936-48  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1957, November 30
25459 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Art Gebauer, Police Chief Of Brooklands, Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Police 1963, August 15
25418 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Arthur A. Franklin, President, Manitoba Federation of Labour 1961-1965, 1968.  Labour ▪ Personalities 1968, January 3
25607 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Arthur George Knight. Born In Sussex, England; Resident Of Regina, Saskatchewan. Served With 10th Battalion. Awarded Victoria Cross For Most Conspicuous Bravery In 1918  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1918c
24161 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Supreme Court Justice and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, addresses the crowd at a law meeting at the Playhouse Theatre in Winnipeg.  Events ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1969, September 16
25660 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Arthur Moug. Mayor Of Charleswood, 1965-1971; Mla For Charleswood, 1969 - 1977  Personalities ▪ Politics 1969
25510 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Artist Drawing Of The James Richardson And Sons Ltd., Grain Terminal In Port Arthur  Agriculture ▪ Elevators ▪ Ports 1930, September 18
24102 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Artist Gordon Adaskin  Art ▪ Personalities 1968, October
24103 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Artist Jan Boning  Art ▪ Personalities 1968, October
24104 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Artist Robert Sakowski  Art ▪ Personalities 1968, October
24105 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Artist Tony Tascona  Art ▪ Personalities 1968, October
24762 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Assembly Line At Saunders Aircraft Ltd., Gimli, Manitoba  Aircraft ▪ Aviation ▪ Buildings ▪ Factories ▪ Industry 1972, January
24752 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Assiniboine School, Portage Avenue at Berry Street.  Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1979, December
24951 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Auditorium Rink Company, corner of Garry Street and York Avenue.  Auditoriums ▪ Businesses ▪ Rinks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
25194 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Audrey Brock, Manitoba Communist Leader And Frequent Winnipeg Aldermanic Candidate Of The Early 1930'S  Personalities ▪ Politics 1935, November 11
25639 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Austin Mcveigh, Scottish-Born Prospector Who Discovered Rich Deposits Of Copper And Nickel Ore At Lynn Lake, Mb, In 1941. Discovery Resulted In Wide Scale Mining Operations In The Area  Mining ▪ Personalities ▪ Scots 1957
24698 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Automobile moving along the north entrance to Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba.  Automobiles ▪ Gates ▪ Parks ▪ Signs c. 1960
25583 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     B. Charles Jenkins, Chairman, University of Manitoba Agronomy Division. Developer of Triticale, a hybrid of wheat and rye, the first successful man-made grain.  Agriculture ▪ Inventions ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1955
25835 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Baggum Grange, Winnipeg Rock Group, From Left: Rick Clyde, Drums; Paul Ewald, Bass; Allan Sanders, Guitar; John Scotland Hannah, Lead Guitar  Music ▪ Personalities 1969, April 23
25609 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Baldur Kristjanson, Long-Time Manitoba And Federal Senior Civil Servant. Positions Included Chairman Of Theeconomic Development And Advisory Board (Manitoba); Chairman, Manitoba Milk Control Board; Economic Adviser To Edward Schreyer And Duff Roblin  Personalities ▪ Politics 1959
24203 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Banff Springs Hotel and Bow Valley from Sulphur Mountain.  Buildings ▪ Hotels ▪ Mountains ▪ Parks 1950
24210 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Portage Avenue and Garry Street.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1980, January 7
24950 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bank Of Ottawa Building, 363 Main Street  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900c
25419 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Barbara Franklin, actress, star of 1961 Rainbow Stage Production of Pyjama Game, also appeared in their carousel and the Manitoba Theatre Centre 1961 Production of “The Four Poster”.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1961, April 25
25732 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Barbara Pentland, Winnipeg Pianist And Composer, Attended Juilliard Graduate'S School In New York 1936 - 1939. Later Earned Positions At The Royal Conservatory Of Music In Toronto And The University Of British Columbia Department Of Music  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1953, November 14
25193 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Barry Broadfoot, Author Of Numerous Canadian Oral Histories, Such As Ten Lost Years And Six War Years. A Native Of Winnipeg, Former Tribune Reporter  Authors ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1976, October 16
25108 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Beatrice Brigden who was born in 1894, was a life member of the National and Manitoba Councils of Women. She was founder of the Labour Women's Social and Economic Conference in 1924. She was a long-time labour and women's rights activist; Several times a Provincial and Federal CCF-NDP Candidate.  Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1975
25751 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Beatrice St. Amant, Noted For Her Work With Mentally Handicapped Children Of Manitoba. Founder Of The Youville Home For Epileptic Children, Forerunner Of The St. Amant Centre In Winnipeg  Hospitals ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities 1954
25482 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Benjamin Hewak. County Court Judge, 1971-77; Justice, Manitoba Court Of Queen'S Bench. Photo Taken By Gregg Burner  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1978
25212 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bernard Christoph, Head Of Retail Clerks Union 1970s. Later, Head Of United Food And Commercial Workers In Manitoba  Labour ▪ Personalities 1976, September 30
25670 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bert Pearl, founder of the Happy Gang, whose popular radio show aired weekly on CBC from 1937-1959.  Personalities ▪ Radio c. 1955
25452 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Beryl Fox, Native Of Winnipeg, Television Journalist And Producer-Director With The Cbc Program “This Hour Has Seven Days”  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Programs ▪ Television ▪ Women 1966, May 2
25596 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bess Kaplan, Winnipeg Author Whose Works Include Corner Store  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1975
24730 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Betty Farrally, Producer-Ballet Mistress of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, watches as Arnold Spohr, Principal Dancer, rehearses.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1953, December 31
25058 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Blaikie, MP (NDP) Winnipeg Birds Hill.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1970
25409 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Everett, Appointed President Of Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Team 1962. Ticket Chairman, Pan Am Games 1967  Baseball ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1961, January 18
25485 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Grogan, Program Director and Operations Chief, CKY Radio Mid 1960s. President of Winnipeg Press Club,1967-1968.  Personalities ▪ Programs ▪ Radio 1958, May
25595 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Juzda (B. 1920). Player, National Hockey League New York Rangers, 1940-42, And 1945-48; Toronto Maple Leafs, 1948-1952. He Finished His Career With The Winnipeg Maroons  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1940c
24865 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Norrie claims a victory over Joe Zuken, a fellow City Councillor at a sparring match at Unicity Shopping Centre. Referee is Stephen Humphrey, Manager of the Centre.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1979, June 16
25738 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Robinson, Prominent Figure In Winnipeg Hockey Circles. Member Of 1941 Memorial Cup Champion Winnipeg Rangers, And The 1944 Allan Cup Victors, Quebec Aces. Later Played With Seattle, Ottawa Senators And The Winnipeg Maroons. He Also Coached The Winnipegt Warriors, And University Of Manitoba Bisons And Held A Management Position In The Early Days Of The Professional Winnipeg Jets.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1954, April 7
25796 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Sutherland, Native Of Winnipeg, A Professional Hockey Player With Philadelphia Flyers, St. Louis Blues,And The Winnipeg Jets. Later A Coach With The Jets  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1953
24678 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Walker, Announcer and Entertainer from Winnipeg, fastens the Winner's Cape around newly named Miss Manitoba, Jo-Anne McIntyre.  Awards ▪ Personalities ▪ Television ▪ Women c. 1964
25048 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Walker, the music man and Evelyne Anderson, librarian. Starring in Rainbow Stage's Production of "The Music Man."  Entertainment ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1962, June 30
24622 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bill Williams (Production Manager) and Tibor Feheregyhazi (Stage Manager) discuss set mock-up, Rainbow Stage.  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1975, July 7
25594 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Billboard Supporting Mixed Beverage Rooms, Sponsored By Stephen Juba During His Campaign For Alderman  Beverage Rooms ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Protests ▪ Signs 1955
24310 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Billboard taken out by Winnipeg Mayor Stephen Juba to protest the planned move of the Air Canada Overhaul Base from his City to Montreal.  Aviation ▪ Protests 1968, November 13
25839 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Billie Hughes Of Winnipeg, Athletic Trainer And Masseur, Once One Of Canada'S Top Boxers. He Held The Country'S Bantam And Featherweight Titles  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1955, April 20
25555 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Birkenhead School, a one-room schoolhouse, at Neyenburg, near Winkler, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Schools ▪ Towns 1980, February 23
23990 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bishop Einarsson (Center) Honourary Degree Recipient with Dr. P.H.T. Thorlakson and Dr. Duckworth, University of Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Universities 1975, October 5
25107 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bishop Gabriel Breynat, Vicar Apostolic of the Mackenzie and Yukon Regions for over 50 years, known as the Flying Bishop and Bishop of the Winds to the Indigenous People and Inuit People he served.  Personalities ▪ Religion 1939
24082 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bishop Sotirios (Right), Greek Orthodox Bishop for all of Canada, participating in services with local clergy.  Personalities ▪ Religion 1976, March 14
24014 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bishop Valentine (C) with auxiliary bishop Antoine Hacault, St. Boniface (L) and George Cardinal Flahiff (R) after ceremonies conferring his appointment as Bishop of Rupertsland.  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1970, January 6
24234 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Boats in storage at Louise Bridge Docks.  Boats ▪ Docks 1973, May 22
25840 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bob Hope, American Comedian And Film Actor, Feeds Quips To Winnipeg Journalist And Theatre Personality Victor V. Murray, During The His (Bob’S) Visit To Winnipeg  Cinema ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1953, April 29
25709 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bob Preston, Winnipeg Tribune And Cbc Reporter For Over 25 Years  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1960, June
24111 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bobby Clark, Captain of the Flin Flon Bombers; Player, Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1968, October 22
24005 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bobby Hull (L) and Gordie Howe (R) with Allan Moore, Chairman, United Way Campaign to kick-off annual campaign.  Charities ▪ Events ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1973, September 30
24154 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bobby Hull of the Winnipeg Jets, fitting teammate Kurt Larssen with a brunette hairpiece at the Winnipeg International Airport.  Airports ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1974, December 18
25766 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bobby Stewart, Acclaimed Assiniboia Downs Jockey For Over 10 Years. Held Record For Most Career Wins, Most Season Wins, And Most Wins In A Day  Horse Racing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1966, July 6
56387 A1722 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bones Of Father Aulneau S.J. And Jean Baptiste Laverendrye, Son Of Pierre Laverendrye, Who Along With19 Of Their Companions Were Massacred By The Sioux Indians On Massacre Island, Lake Of The Woods Onjune 6, 1736. Photo Shows Mrs. Irene Lane, A Member Of, Gordon Hunter Of Winnipeg Tribune  Artifacts ▪ Museums ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1966, December 17
24181 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bonnie Duncan (left) wicked witch; Dave Fraser, scarecrow; Roy Smith, lion and Audrey Marer, Dorothy; In Actorshowcase's Production of "The Wizard of Oz".  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1978, September 2
25588 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bowler, Jack Johnston, Manitoba Junior Athlete Of The Year, 1966  Awards ▪ Bowling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1965
24241 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Boy Scouts during rally at The Winnipeg Arena.  Arenas ▪ Boy Scouts ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, February 24
24243 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Brandon fair parade.  Agriculture ▪ Fairs ▪ Parades ▪ Towns 1974, August 5
25778 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Brandon'S Bill Wilton, Mayor From 1969 To 1975, When He Was Defeated. Was Federal Conservative Top Fundraiser In Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Sports 1963, August 1
25534 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Brian Kearns, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Development Officer With Alcoholism Foundation Of Manitoba  Associations ▪ Personalities 1978, July 27
25541 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Brian Koshul, Ndp Candidate Churchill Riding In 1968 And Managing Editor Thompson Citizen And Nickel Bolt News, Cbc Reporter  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, June 10
24249 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bridge over the flood swollen Assiniboine River near Poplar Point, Manitoba that is the only access route for the Poplar Point Hutterite Colony.  Bridges ▪ Hutterites ▪ Rivers ▪ Towns 1976, May 3
25574 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Brig.-General H. D. B. Ketchen, D.S.O., Commander Of The Manitoba Military District In 1918 And Member Of Themanitoba Legislature From 1932 To 1945  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1937c
25628 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Brigadier A. R. Macfarlane, District Officer Commanding M.D. 10 (Manitoba), 1942-1944  Military ▪ Personalities 1942c
25532 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Brigadier General Orville M. Kay, served in both Wars and was Manitoba's Crown Prosecutor and Deputy Attorney General.  Military ▪ Personalities 1960, April 26
24887 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bristol Aero Engines Limited In Winnipeg  Aviation ▪ Factories ▪ Hangars ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1956, January
24252 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bristol Aerospace workmen building pontoons in their Ellice Avenue plant.  Aviation ▪ Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1956, April 2
23982 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Brown And Rutherford Ltd., 233 Fort Street, fire, $66,591 loss.  Fires ▪ Lumbering ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1975, May 14
24007 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bruce Boreham, Age 79, Assistant Sports Editor, Winnipeg Telegram Newspaper, 1910; Sports Editor, Calgary Herald, 1912; Editor, Winnipeg Telegram, 1919; Editor, Canadian Press, Ottawa, 1921; Sports Editor, Winnipeg Tribune, 1923; Public Relations, CNR, 1933-1956; Press Agent, Public Relations, Assiniboia Downs 1958-1970 when he retired. He was a life member of Manitoba Golf Association.  Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Personalities ▪ Railways 1971, January 4
25055 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bruce Chown (left), President, Canadian Handicrafts Guild Presents Life Membership to Manitoba Artist Eric H. Bergman.  Art ▪ Associations ▪ Crafts ▪ Personalities 1953, January 26
25576 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bruce Hutchison. Writer And Editor, Vancouver Sun And Winnipeg Free Press. Author Of Numerous Books On Canadian History  Authors ▪ History ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1940c
25435 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bud Donovan, winner of the 1933 Manitoba Open at Niakwa Golf Club when he lived in Winnipeg. A dominant factor in Canadian golf in the 1930's. He moved to Toronto in 1935.  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1960
24156 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bud Holohan (left), National Co-ordinator, and Harold Martin (right) Chairman of World Hockey '70 for Winnipeg, and Peter Burtniak, Manitoba Minister of Tourism and Recreation in Promotional shot for the proposed World Championships in Winnipeg.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1969, September 17
24703 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Building at Carlton Street and Broadway Avenue in Winnipeg.  Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1952, December 31
24518 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Buildings (left to right): Paragon Jewellers; Waffle Shop (Waffles); The Hotel Empress (Empress Hotel) with the Empress Barber and Parlour at 684 Main Street West at Higgins; and D.W. Ditlove Tobacconist at Higgins Avenue in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Signs read "Sweet Caporal Cigarettes" and "Drink Coca Cola". Automobiles are on the street. Note the Hydro Pole, street lamp, and automobiles. Great Photo.  Automobiles ▪ Hotels ▪ Hydro ▪ Signs ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1953
24501 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Buildings at Cranberry Flats, Manitoba, along the Flin Flon line of the CN railway.  Buildings ▪ Towns c. 1950
23959 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Buildings on McDermot Avenue: The Lake of the Woods Milling Company Ltd Building with "Lake Of The Woods House" sign over the door at 212 McDermot Avenue; The Criterion Hotel with sign and parlour entrance on the left of the Hotel at 214 McDermot Avenue; and Canadian Footwear Ltd sign on the next building (216 McDermot) in Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Hotels ▪ Signs ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1978, April 3
25254 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bulldozer From The R.M. Of St. Clements Works On Dike Construction Near East Selkirk  Construction ▪ Dikes ▪ Floods ▪ Rivers ▪ Towns 1966, April 8
24855 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bundles of newspapers being tied and passed by conveyor belt and chute to waiting trucks at the Winnipeg Tribune.  Journalism ▪ Machinery ▪ Newspapers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, April
24473 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bunks inside of Headingley Jail Annex on its opening in Headingley, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Furniture ▪ Jails ▪ Towns 1959
25816 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Bush Pilot Roy Brown, World War I Veteran Who Killed The Red Baron, On The Cowling Of His Float Plane  Aircraft ▪ Personalities 1948, September 30
25350 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     C. E. Dojack, Publisher, Der Nordwestern. President, Canada Press Club, 1958; Canada Ethnic Press Federation, 1964  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1958
25355 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     C. E. Gordon Earl, Executive Director, Canadian Wheat Board  Agriculture ▪ Personalities ▪ Wheat Board 1971
25844 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     C. F. Greene, Public Relations Consultant And Director Of Winnipeg'S 75th Anniversary Celebrations  Associations ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1949
25442 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     C. H. C. Edwards, Law Professor, Appointed Dean Of Manitoba Law School 1964, And Later Dean Of The Law Facultyat The University Of Manitoba.  Education ▪ Faculty ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1964, April 27
25346 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     C. H. Punch Dickens, Canadian Aviation Pioneer, Winner Of The Mckee Trophy For Pioneer Northern Flying.Pilot, Rcaf And Western Canadian Airways. Winner Of Distinguished Flying Cross In World War I  Aviation ▪ Awards ▪ Personalities 1929
24447 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cabin in Ponemah, Manitoba, belonging to Girl Guides of Canada, Winnipeg District.  Buildings ▪ Cabins ▪ Clubs ▪ Girl Guides ▪ Towns c. 1950
24254 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     CAE employees marching down Portage Avenue enroute to the Legislature to protest the Government's inaction on employment.  Protests ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1971, June 11
24258 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Calgarians watching the wild-horse roping contest during the Stampede.  Rodeos ▪ Towns 1965, July
25652 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Calvert Charton Miller (1899-1978) Chief Justice Of Manitoba, 1961-1967  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1959
24142 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cam Conner, high salaried graduate of the Flin Flon Bombers Junior Hockey Team whose professional career started with the Phoenix Roadrunners before stints in Houston, Edmonton, Montreal, New York and the Rangers.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1977, January 2
24990 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Campers rolling ground sheets at YWCA canyon camp.  Associations ▪ Camps ▪ Women 1953, July
24934 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canada Permanent Block, 433 Portage Avenue  Blocks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
25141 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Air-Marshall W. A. Curtis  Military ▪ Personalities 1951
24886 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Airways Limited at Stevenson Field in Winnipeg.  Aviation ▪ Hangars ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1935
25221 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Artist Emily Carr, Best Known For Her Paintings Of West Coast Indians And Scenery. Winner Of The Governor-General Award In 1941 For Her Book “Klee Wyck”. She Died In 1945  Art ▪ Authors ▪ Personalities 1943c
24079 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian author Eric Wilson with his children's novel, Terror In Winnipeg.  Authors ▪ Personalities 1979, September 27
24960 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Bank of Commerce, 380 Main Street.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1900
24435 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian CL-215 drops a load of water on a fire near Lac du Bonnet. Photo by Jim Wiley.  Aircraft ▪ Fires ▪ Towns ▪ Trees 1977, June 18
24434 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian CL-215 Water Bomber dumping a load over fire in the Whiteshell.  Aircraft ▪ Fires ▪ Forestry 1970, September 24
23964 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Clothing Designers (L- R) Back Row: Sarah Poullot, Michele Loyd, Alfred Sung, Valerie Knapp, and Daniel Storto, standing behind models who are wearing their creations during Eaton's Promotion.  Art ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1978, June 19
24281 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Coast Guard Dingy patrolling Gimli Harbour. Photo by Jeff De Booy.  Boats ▪ Harbours 1977, July
24280 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Coast Guard Ship "Namao" patrolling Red River near Selkirk.  Boats ▪ Rivers ▪ Ships 1975, November
24613 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian expedition on way to Batoche, Fish Creek.  North West Rebellion 1885
24417 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian fashion designers (in the back row, from left) Sarah Pouliot, Michelle Lloyd, Alfred Sung, Valerie Knapp, and Daniel Storto. Each designer's work is worn by the model seated in front in this photo taken in Downtown Winnipeg by Gregg Burner.  Art ▪ Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1978, June 20
24826 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Industrial Alcohol Company Of Manitoba Ltd., 185 Market Avenue  Winnipeg Buildings 1920c
24372 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian National Railways Transcona Yards photographed by Bruce Watson of the Winnipeg Tribune.  Rail Yards ▪ Railways 1950, May 9
24741 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian National train derailment near MacGregor, Manitoba. Thirty-one cars derailed, resulting in a major spill of polyvinyl chloride. Photo taken by Jon Thordarson.  Disasters ▪ Railways ▪ Wrecks 1980, March 11
24739 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian National train wreck near Anola, Manitoba.  Railways ▪ Wrecks 1957, April
24740 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Pacific Train Derailment At Rosser, Manitoba  Railways ▪ Towns ▪ Wrecks 1957, July
24736 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Pacific train derailment near Cloverleaf, Manitoba. Photo taken by Gordon Hunter.  Railways ▪ Wrecks 1972, February 29
24738 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian Pacific train wreck in Whitemouth, Manitoba. Photo taken by Frank Chalmers.  Railways ▪ Towns ▪ Wrecks 1973, June 13
24078 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canadian songwriter and singer Shirley Eikhard.  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1976, March 19
25375 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Canon Frederick Glover (1888-1980). Upon Retirement In 1967, He Had Served St. Margaret'S Anglican Church,Winnipeg, For 46 Years  Personalities ▪ Religion 1947
25033 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Capt. E. Donald Bellew, awarded Victoria Cross for his actions at the Second Battle of Ypres, April 24, 1915. Served with British Columbia Regiment.  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I c. 1915
25808 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Captain C. P. O'Kelley Of Winnipeg, V.C. M.C. Of The 52nd Battalion Cef; Died In 1922 While Exploring In Northwestern Ontario  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1920c
40182 A1344 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Captain Harry Colebourn With The Second Canadian Infantry Brigade Headquarters Mascot, The Bear Which He Bought As A Cub For $20 In Ontario. He Named The Small Female Black Bear Cub "Winnie" (Presumably After The City Of Winnipeg Where Colebourn Worked As A Veterinarian For The Department Of Agriculture, Health Of Animals Branch). This Bear Was The Model For "Winnie The Pooh" Stories. A.A. Milne (The Creator Of "Winnie The Pooh" Stories) And His Own Son, Christopher Robin, Had Visited The Bear Frequently At The London Zoo Where Captain Harry Colebourn Left The Bear When He Left For The Battlefields In France. When The War Was Over Colebourn Decided To Leave The Bear With The London Zoo As They Had Looked After The Bear So Well. Colebourn Often Visited The Bear In London. Colebourn Lived In Winnipeg At 600 Corydon Avenue And Had A Small Animal Hospital At The Rear Of His Family Home There. (See Also A1596-52579 And A1596-52580)  Animals ▪ Authors ▪ Bears ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I ▪ Zoos  
25197 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Caribou Bill And His Dog, 'Rex', At Cranberry Portage. Born William Ashburner Anger About 1893, He Had A One-Man Museum At Cranberry Portage And Was A Prostilyzer Of The Wonders Of The North  Entertainment ▪ Personalities 1955, August
24724 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Carlu Carter, dancer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1953, December 31
25659 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Carolyne Morrison, Progressive Conservative Mla For Pembina, 1961 - 1969  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1963
25262 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cars Moving Over The Bridge Across The Morris River, In Morris, Manitoba During Spring Flood  Bridges ▪ Floods ▪ Rivers ▪ Towns 1966, April 25
24266 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cart train along side railway tracks in Calgary.  Buildings ▪ Railways ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1888c
24361 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Casimir Carter formerly of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, with Dea Neuendorff and Dave Beaman.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1955, November 5
24775 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cast Of “Annie Get Your Gun” In Final Scene Of Irving Berlin Musical. Cast Includes Murray Senens As Chief Sitting Bull, Julie Wilson As Annie Oakley And Roger Franklin As Frank Butler  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1965, August 7
24851 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Casting mat for press at the Winnipeg Tribune.  Journalism ▪ Machinery ▪ Newspapers ▪ Printing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, April
24010 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cece Watt, President, Manitoba Curling Association, in a promotional shot for MCA Bonspiel.  Associations ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1971, January 11
25733 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cecil B. Philp, Senior County Court Judge With County Court Of Winnipeg From 1949-1964. Practiced Law In Winnipeg From 1919 Till He Retired In 1964  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1964, June
25605 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cecil John Kinross. Resident Of Lougheed, Ab. Served With The 51st Battalion. Awarded The Victoria Cross Formost Conspicuous Bravery In 1917  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1917c
25544 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cecil Lamont, Former Mayor Of Tuxedo, Organizer 1950 Manitoba Flood Relief Fund; President, North-West Line Elevators Association  Personalities ▪ Politics 1959, March 31
25617 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cecil Leckie, Chief, Winnipeg Fire Department, 1964-1967  Fire Departments ▪ Personalities 1964
25441 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cedric A. Edson, President Of The Winnipeg Better Business Bureau, And Of The Association Of Canadian Better Business Bureaus  Associations ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1967, June
24949 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Central Congregational Church, Hargrave And Charlotte  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900c
24630 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Central Control Area of Inco Mine in Northern Manitoba.  Machinery ▪ Mining 1967
24758 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ceremonial funeral and burial of St. Vital City seal to usher in unification of Winnipeg and surrounding municipalities.  Ceremonies ▪ Emblems ▪ Politics 1971, September
25466 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charles A. Halpin. Vice-Chancellor, Archdiocese Of Winnipeg; Archbishop Of Regina, 1973  Personalities ▪ Religion 1973
25003 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charles Edwin Greenlay, born 1899; elected MLA in 1943; appointed Manitoba Minister of Labour 1948.  Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1949
25123 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charles G. Comfort, Artist, President, Royal Canadian Academy Of Art, And Director, National Gallery  Art ▪ Personalities 1960
25422 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charles Gibbings, Appointed Canadian Wheat Board Commissioner 1969  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Wheat Board 1977, June 17
23965 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charles Hamilton Thomson, author, 'Pioneer Days', Reminiscences of his early life near Gladstone, Manitoba. A series of articles that appeared in The Tribune.  Authors ▪ Personalities 1978, June 28
25687 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charles Maciver, Winnipeg Police Chief From 1947 To 1953. Joined The Winnipeg Force In 1910. Died In 1973 At The Age Of 85  Personalities ▪ Police 1951, September
24061 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charles William Gordon, b. Sept. 13, 1860, died 1937. Minister, St. Stephens Church, Winnipeg, served in WWI with 79th Battalion Cameron Highlanders, author of 28 books under the Nom De Plume Ralph Conner.  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1920
25612 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charles-Edouard Lacroix, The First Allied Soldier To March Into Rouen, August 30, 1944, During The Liberation Of France. A Native Of St. Boniface, Manitoba  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War II 1944
25265 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Charlie Smith 'Street Organ Man', Entertains Winnipeggers Who Have Gathered At City Hall Courtyard For The 'Paint-In' Ceremonies  Entertainment ▪ Music ▪ Personalities 1966, August 4
25206 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ches Chestnut Wrote A Gardening Column In The Winnipeg Tribune For 28 Years Until His Death At 79 In 1979  Gardening ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1967
25438 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Chester Duncan, Winnipeg Composer, Music Critic, Writer and Professor of English at The University of Manitoba.  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1960, December 3
25736 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance, Winnipeg Tribune Reporter, Author, And Performer In Buffalo Bill'S Wild West Show. Died By His Own Hand At The Age Of 36 In 1932  Entertainment ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1925
25823 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Chief Cornelius Bignell From The Pas, Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Towns 1956, February 17
24136 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Chief Thomas Beardy of York Landing Reserve, Manitoba and Warren Allmand the Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister.  The men are signing an agreement outlining compensation to indigenous people for the flooding caused by the Churchill River Diversion, Manitoba.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1977, August 16
25292 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Children Enjoying The New Toboggan Slides In Kildonan Park  Children ▪ Parks ▪ Recreation ▪ Toboggans 1963, February 3
24480 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Children playing on Jarvis Avenue in Winnipeg.  Children ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1962, September
24478 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Children playing outside housing along Henry Avenue at Laura Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Note the baby carriage alongside the house.  Carriages ▪ Children ▪ Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1966
24636 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Children's Choir performing in the Annual Manitoba Music Festival.  Children ▪ Choirs ▪ Festivals ▪ Music 1958, March
24531 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Chisel Lake Mine, Near Snow Lake, Manitoba  Buildings ▪ Mining ▪ Towns 1979c
25575 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Christiane Le Goff, Director And Actress With The Cercle Moliere Theatre In St. Boniface, Manitoba, Received Canadian Drama Society Award In 1963  Awards ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1963, December 19
24158 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Christine Hennessy and David Moroni, principal dancers performing in a varied program during Royal Winnipeg Ballet's opening night at the Centennial Concert Hall.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1969, October 9
25782 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Church Russell, Winnipeg Native Who Played With The New York Rangers Of The Nhl In The Mid-1940'S. He Laterreturned Home To Play Senior Hockey With The Winnipeg Maroons  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1955, March 26
24608 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     City Market Building with part of City Hall in background on right. Some horses and wagons around the Market Building.  City Halls ▪ Markets ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
25809 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cjob Announcer Red Alix With Miss Manitoba Esther Roe  Personalities ▪ Radio ▪ Women 1980, May 24
25618 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Clare C. Leckie, President, Chairman, And General Manager, Robinson, Little And Company Ltd  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1962c
24766 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Classroom inside The Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children, 633 Wellington Crescent. (Now in 2002, the Shiners Hospital is The Rehabilitation Centre for Children.)  Charities ▪ Children ▪ Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1964, November
24696 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Clear Lake campground well, in Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba.  Camps ▪ Parks ▪ Wells c. 1930
24510 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Close-up aerial view of the Lyndale Dike in Norwood.  Dikes ▪ Floods ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1950, May
25267 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cnr Employees Man Picket Lines Outside The Main Gate To The Transcona Shops  Railways ▪ Strikes 1966, September 2
25231 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cnr Railcar Derailment, Sargent Avenue And Metro Route 90, St. James  Railways ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, May 22
25099 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Col. William Barker, V.C., World War I flying ace from Dauphin, Manitoba.  Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I c. 1918
24100 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Colin Frazer, General Manager, Bank Of Nova Scotia, Manitoba Region  Businesses ▪ Finance ▪ Personalities 1976, August 31
25580 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Colin Inkster (1843-1934). Sheriff of Manitoba for 51 Years, until 1928. With Archbishop Matheson and other men with a crowd of people seated in the background.  Personalities ▪ Police ▪ Religion c. 1890
25833 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Colin Inkster, Sheriff Of Manitoba For Over 50 Years  Personalities ▪ Police 1900c
25785 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Colonel A. C. Sampson, President Of The Winnipeg Toilers Basketball Team Which Went Down In A Plane Crash In 1933. He Served As Press Room Superintendent Of The Winnipeg Tribune For 33 Years. He Retired In 1954.In 1961, He Died At The Age Of 76  Personalities ▪ Basketball ▪ Sports ▪ Accidents 1953, March 28
24822 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Confederation Life Building, 457 Main Street North, Winnipeg  Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1960c
24034 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Consecration ceremony at St. Mary's Cathedral for the most Reverend Omer Robidoux, the New Bishop of Churchill/Hudson Bay.  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1970, May 21
24545 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Consecration of Anglican Bishops at Centennial Concert Hall. Includes: Archbishop Clark, Rev. B. Valentine,Rev. H. V. Stiff, Rev. W. Wilkinson.  Ceremonies ▪ Halls ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1969, June 24
24239 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Constable George Anderson, Winnipeg Police, stands guard outside the Law Courts while the crowd awaits the removal of a letter bomb.  Crime ▪ Personalities ▪ Police 1974, September 26
24246 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Construction of Brandon College's new Lecture Theatre Building.  Buildings ▪ Construction ▪ Towns ▪ Universities 1960, May 28
24753 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Construction of Portage Avenue-St. James Bridge underpass. St. James Hotel in background.  Construction ▪ Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, August
25091 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Construction of St. Vladimir and Olga Cathedral at McGregor and Stella in Winnipeg.  Churches ▪ Construction ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1951, March 29
24370 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Construction of the Arrow Dam on the Columbia River near Castlegar, BC.  Construction ▪ Dams ▪ Hydro ▪ Rivers 1960c
24399 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Construction of the Daytons Building at Portage and Hargrave.  Construction ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1955, May 28
24211 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Construction of the Regional Headquarters, Bank of Nova Scotia, Portage Avenue and Main Street.  Banks ▪ Construction ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1979, January 12
25242 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Contestants And Spectators Await The Start Of Canadian Power Toboggan Championships Held During Beausejour'S Annual “Winter Festival” Carnival  Carnivals ▪ Events ▪ Festivals ▪ Snowmobiles ▪ Sports ▪ Towns 1966, February 27
24677 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Contestants for Miss Manitoba Title pose in hats and dresses prior to crowning.  Awards ▪ Costumes ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1963, May 18
24190 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Control tower, Edmonton Airport.  Airports ▪ Buildings ▪ Towns 1971, December 17
24854 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Copies of the Winnipeg Tribune rolling off the presses.  Journalism ▪ Machinery ▪ Newspapers ▪ Printing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, April
25333 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An image of a copy of a negative, of City of Winnipeg Police Department. People are identified at the bottom of the image as follows: 1. Ed. J. Elliott, 2. Balcolm Stewart, 3. Ed. McGuire, 4. Warren Beggs, 5. George McLeod, 6. Walter Blair, 7. Wm. M. Ingram, 8. Wm. Dunn, 9. Geo. W. Elliott, 10. Phillip Stark, 11. W. J. Leach, 12. Wm. Monroe, 13. J.C. McRae, 14. Alex McCharles, 15. Arch. Munro.  Police 1892
25332 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Copy Negatives Of Winnipeg Police Officers, 3-Group Pictures  Police 1913
24069 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Corliss Powers Walker, b.1853 Vermont, d.1942. He came to Canada 1896, Theatrical Manager, Walker Theatre, Winnipeg; President, Walker Bros., Fargo, North Dakota; President, Lindsay-Walker Co.; President, Walker Theatre Co, Walker Bros, and Hardy Co, Fargo, North Dakota.  Entertainment ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1900
24748 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Corner of Portage Avenue and Fort Street, looking southeast. Note Royal Bank, Federal Building.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1951
25181 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Corporal Frederick George Coppins of the Winnipeg Rifles, awarded the Victoria Cross for Conspicuous Gallantry at Hackett Wood, east of Amiens, on August 9, 1918.  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I c. 1918
24568 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Costume ball for Festival Du Voyageur, includes (left to right): Diane D'Eschambaut, Jolly Turenne, Lorraine Turenne, Gerry Turenne, Colette Carriere, Suzette, Michael Monnin, Lily and Ed Schreyer.  Balls ▪ Costumes ▪ Festivals ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1975, February 22
24414 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Court House and Town Hall in Emerson, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Courts ▪ Towns 1975, May 31
24269 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     CP's Vancouver Hotel, Vancouver, BC.  Buildings ▪ Hotels ▪ Railways ▪ Towns c. 1930
24387 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Crandall, Manitoba, Resident Bob Schoch, poses in front of his garage for Tribune Photographer Frank Chalmers.  Buildings ▪ Garages ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns 1975, May 31
25715 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Cree Chief Gilbert Macdonald, Nelson House, Manitoba.    Personalities 1962
24609 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Crowd of participants in the March For Millions watch a band play outside of Nelson McIntyre Collegiate.  Bands ▪ Events ▪ Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1971, May 17
25286 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Crowd Of Spectators And Some Sportscars Seen From Rear At A Sports Car Race At Mcdonald Airport, Near Portage La Prairie, Mb  Airports ▪ Automobiles ▪ Events ▪ Racing ▪ Sports ▪ Towns 1965, August 1
24594 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Crowd of Youth (Hippies) at Love - In, Assiniboine Park.  Hippies ▪ Parks 1967, June 25
24653 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Crowd on beach at Bird's Hill Provincial Park.  Beaches ▪ Children ▪ Parks 1970, August
25009 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Crowd surrounding Kathie McIntosh at Winnipeg Beach upon completion of her swim across Lake Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1955, August 15
24840 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Crowd watching regatta from front of Winnipeg Canoe Club.  Boats ▪ Canoes ▪ Clubs ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, March
24176 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Crowds gather during the opening of the A&P Store, Haig Avenue and St. Mary's Road.  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, October 10
24554 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Cyclone in Regina, street scene with houses and a few people.  Buildings ▪ Cyclones ▪ Storms ▪ Tornadoes 1912, June 30
25175 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     D. Hubert Cox, Toronto businessman who along with his partner Hugh Paton, was convicted to serve four years in jail for defrauding Brandon Packers Ltd.  Businesses ▪ Crime ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns 1960, October 3
24559 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     D. L. Campbell, Manitoba Premier (right) shaking hands with George Suttie, East Kildonan Mayor (left) during ceremonies marking the inauguration of East Kildonan as a city.  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1957, July 1
25083 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     D. L. Campbell, Manitoba Premier, is fitted with a rabbit-skin tie by future Lt. Gov. of Manitoba, F.L. (Bud) Jobin of Flin Flon.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1954, February
25084 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     D. L. Campbell, Manitoba Premier, With Louis St. Laurent, Canadian Prime Minister  Personalities ▪ Politics 1952, September 10
25447 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     D. L. Fletcher, Mayor Of Carman, Manitoba.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1971
25088 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     D.L. Campbell, Premier of Manitoba, greets Lester B. Pearson, National Liberal Leader and his wife upon their arrival in Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1958, March 3
25169 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     D.R.P. (Darby) Coats, broadcasting pioneer with Winnipeg's CKY Radio Station in the 1920's and a member of the Royal Astronomical Society.  Personalities ▪ Radio c. 1925
25170 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     D.R.P. (Darby) Coats, the Voice of CKY in Winnipeg in the 1920's. In 1960, he moved from Winnipeg to Calgary where he died in 1973 at the age of 81.  Personalities ▪ Radio 1957
24563 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dancers from the Royal Winnipeg Ballet dressed in unisex fashions.  Costumes ▪ Dance ▪ Women c. 1970
24222 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Danny Ruzycki, does last minute clean-up at the Orpheum Pool Hall, one of last great poolrooms in Winnipeg.  Pool Halls ▪ Recreation ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings  
25791 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Daphne Stanley-Harris, Winnipeg-Born Contemporary Dancer Who Performed In Canada And South America, In The Late Forties And Early Fifties; Founded Her Own School Of Dance In Buenos Aires  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951
24924 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Daughters and maids of England, Lodge Princess Christian No. 24, horse-drawn float in Winnipeg's 50th Anniversary Parade.  Horses ▪ Parades ▪ Women 1924, June 18
24035 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Dave Courchene speaking at the University of Manitoba Convocation, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Courchene was the President of the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood; at this Convocation he received an Honourary Degree.  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1970, May 22
25462 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David A. Golden, native of Sinclair, Manitoba who as a law student at University of Manitoba, won a Rhodes Scholarship in 1941. In 1954 he was appointed Deputy Minister of Defence Production. He resigned that position in 1962 to enter private business.  Awards ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1969, August 28
24343 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David Adams and Sheilagh Henderson, performers in the Winnipeg Ballet's Production of "Geschrei". Costumes were designed by Joseph Chrabas.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951, March 10
24344 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David Adams In Winnipeg Ballet Production Of Finishing School  Dance ▪ Personalities 1949, March 7
25023 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David Adams, dancer and choreographer, Winnipeg Ballet; principal dancer, National Ballet of Canada, with Lois Smith, dancer, National Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities 1960, March
25602 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David E. Kilgour (1912-1973). President, Great-West Life Assurance Co., 1955-1971  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1965
25303 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David Lewis Chats With Stanley Knowles During An Ndp Rally At The Playhouse Theatre  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, February 28
25304 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David Lewis Speaking To Ndp Supporters At A Rally At Playhouse Theatre  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, February 28
24121 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David Lewis, newly selected Parliamentary Leader of the National New Democratic Party.  Parliament ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, July 1
25661 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David Mulligan. Alderman For Winnipeg Ward 1, 1949-1967  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963
24175 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David Owens, Professor of Philosophy at Wesley College from 1932, Chairman of the Department of Philosophy at the College from 1935 until 1967. Died in 1979 at the age of 78.  Education ▪ Personalities c. 1965
25673 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     David W. Pekary, Mayor Of North Kildonan, 1965 -1971  Personalities ▪ Politics 1965
24516 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dedication ceremony of Grand Valley Cairn, commemorating the site of that town near Brandon. The town was abandoned after being by-passed by the railway and flooded twice.  Ceremonies ▪ Monuments ▪ Railways ▪ Towns 1968, July
24403 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Deer Lodge Hospital on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1940
24515 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Delegation from Portage la Prairie protesting the construction of the Red River Floodway at the Manitoba Legislative Building.  Dikes ▪ Floods ▪ Floodway ▪ Protests 1964, February
24193 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Demolition of the Arctic Ice Storage Building, Bell Avenue and Arctic Street, used to store natural ice since 1887.  Demolition ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1967, November 7
25339 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Demolition Of Winnipeg'S Old City Hall  City Halls ▪ Demolition ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1962, April 25
25392 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dennis H. Carter, prominent Winnipeg architect and president of Royal Winnipeg Ballet early 1960's.  Architecture ▪ Dance ▪ Personalities 1962, July 6
24148 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dennis Lee, Canadian Poet, author of the Children's Book of Poems, Alligator Pie, entertaining children at Robert H. Smith School in Winnipeg.  Authors ▪ Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Schools ▪ Students 1974, October 22
24623 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Designer Maurice Strike seen as interviewed before stage set construction, Rainbow Stage.  Construction ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1980, August 5
24988 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dining Hall at YWCA Canyon Camp.  Associations ▪ Buildings ▪ Camps ▪ Women 1953, July
25538 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dirk Keetbaas Became The Winnipeg Symphony'S First Flautist In 1954. Also Performed With The Cbc'S Recitals With The Dirk Keetbaas Players  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1968, February 15
24398 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Disc Jockey mans the tape recorder while pub patrons dance at the Nor-Villa Hotel Pub. Photo by Jeff De Booy.  Dance ▪ Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1978, September 20
24581 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dismorr Building (W. Daytons) in flames, Shell of Time Building is also seen, 333 Portage Avenue. Loss: $1,596,210.  Fires ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1954, June 8
23981 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Doctors on the picket line, joined by sympathizers, at the Selkirk Mental Health Centre, in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Protests 1975, April 15
24948 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dominion Bank Building, 150 Princess St  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900c
25372 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Don Gerrie, Winnipeg City Councillor (Riverview Ward). Photo By Jeff De Booy  Personalities ▪ Politics 1976
25477 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dona Harvey, Managing Editor, Winnipeg Tribune, 1976-77; Editor, 1977- 1980  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1977
25634 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Donald G. Mckenzie Mla For Lansdowne And Cabinet Minister (Mines And Natural Resources, Agriculture) 1928 - 1936. Vice-President, United Grain Growers, 1936 - 1941. Chief, Board Of Grain Commissioners, 1941 - 1956  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1956
24643 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Donald Gordon driving last spike of CNR rail-link to Lynn Lake, Manitoba.  Construction ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Railways ▪ Towns 1953, November
24831 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Donald Street north from Portage Avenue. Water is result of Water main break.  Water ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1960, October
25843 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Donna Grescoe, Winnipeg Violinist Posing Outside Town Hall, Where She Made Her New York Debut  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1947, February 3
25388 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Doug Crosley, Singer, Actor, host of many stage, television and radio programs in Winnipeg, other Canadian and American cities during the 1960s. Photo shows Crosley in Rainbow Stage 1962 Production of "Bye-Bye Birdie".  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Programs ▪ Radio ▪ Television ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1963, July 4
25078 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Douglas Campbell (right), Premier of Manitoba, looks over a 600 name petition asking the Provincial Government to help lower the level of Lake Winnipeg, because floodwaters had damaged property at Winnipeg Beach. Presenting the petition (From left): Steve Juba, J. Irving Keith, Sydney Sydney Orreck, David Hockman and Harry Silverberg.  Beaches ▪ Floods ▪ Lakes ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1955, July 26
25082 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Douglas Campbell, former Premier of Manitoba, speaking at a dinner held in his honour at the Marlborough Hotel. At the head table are Lester B. Pearson, Federal Opposition Leader; Mrs. D.L. Campbell, and Gildas Molgat, Provincial Liberal Leader.  Dining ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1961, October
24166 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Douglas Campbell, Liberal Progressive Premier of Manitoba from 1948 to 1958 and member of the Legislature from 1922 to 1968.  Personalities ▪ Politics c. 1955
25087 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Douglas Campbell, Premier Of Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics 1955, March
25086 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Douglas Campbell, Premier Of Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics 1956, October 30
25410 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Douglas Everett, Winnipeg Lawyer And Businessman, Appointed To The Canadian Senate In 1966  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1966c
25365 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Douglas O. Ford, Professor of Agricultural Economy at University of Manitoba; President, Winnipeg Commodity Exchange.  Agriculture ▪ Education ▪ Faculty ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1977
25005 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Douglas S. Harkness, MP for Calgary North; Minister of Defence and of Agriculture in the Diefenbaker Cabinet, on his farm near Calgary, Alberta.  Agriculture ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1957
24410 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Doukhobor gathering in a Western Canadian Doukhobor Community.  Doukhobors ▪ Fires ▪ Towns 1953, April 9
25215 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Bruce Chown Of Winnipeg Involved In Pediatrics And Child Care Since 1921, International Authority On Blood Group Incompatibilities. Awarded Ll.D. By University Of Winnipeg In 1979  Medicine ▪ Personalities 1968c
25097 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Clarence Barber, Economic Professor At University Of Manitoba  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1968, January 20
25445 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Colin C. Ferguson, Professor Of Surgery At University Of Manitoba, President Of The Manitoba Division Of The Canadian Red Cross  Associations ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Red Cross 1959, May
25685 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Daniel McIntyre, Superintendent of Winnipeg Schools from July, 1885 to 1928. Died in 1946 at the age of 94. Daniel McIntyre High School named after him.  Education ▪ Personalities c. 1910
25200 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. David Cass-Beggs, Chairman, Manitoba Hydro 1970 - 1973, Later Bc Hydro Chairman  Hydro ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, September 23
24021 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. David McQueen, a Winnipeg orthopedic surgeon who initiated the Provincial Government's investigation into the Winnipeg General and St. Boniface General Hospitals bed allocation practices.  Medicine ▪ Personalities 1970, February 10
24139 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Elizabeth Feniak (left), President-elect of the Canadian Home Economics Association; Braham Norwick, a textile manufacturer from New York City and Dr. Doris Badir, President of the Chea, all in attendance at that association's convention in Winnipeg.  Associations ▪ Conventions ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1977, June 29
25773 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Frederick E. Warriner, One Term Mayor Of Winnipeg In 1937. Former School Board Trustee And Chairman. Died In 1966  Personalities ▪ Politics 1933
25415 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. George Fairfield, Conservative Mp Portage-Neepawa From 1957 - 1962  Personalities ▪ Politics 1957, May 5
24667 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. George Johnson, flanked by other officials cuts the ribbon to open Willow Island Campground south of Gimli, Manitoba.  Businesses ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1958, September
24065 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Gordon Bell, born 1863, Pembroke, Ontario, BSC University of Toronto; Graduate, University of Manitoba, Medical School, 1897. Provincial Bacteriologist and Professor of Bacteriology and Pathology, University of Manitoba. Died 1923.  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1900
24171 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. H. Bruce Chown, Graduate of McGill and University of Manitoba. Canada's first full-time professor of pediatrics. Was awarded the Order of Canada Award in 1967 and the Gardner Foundation Award in 1968 for his research into blood factors.  Awards ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities 1965c
24044 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Hugh Saunderson and Mrs. Saunderson holding order of the Buffalo Award that was presented by Education Minister Saul Miller, during ceremonies at The Centennial Concert Hall.  Buffalo ▪ Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities ▪ Women 1970, September 16
23995 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. J. D. Campbell, Agriculture Economist, University of Manitoba, Plant Sciences Department, with cucumbers grown in campus greenhouse.  Agriculture ▪ Education ▪ Greenhouses ▪ Personalities ▪ Research ▪ Universities 1973, April 2
25806 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. J. P. Zubek, Eminent Research Psychologist At The University Of Manitoba Who Earned World Renown For His Writings And Research In The Fields Of Psych Physiology And Sensory Deprivation  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Research ▪ Universities 1959, October
25737 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. John E. Robbins, President Of Brandon University, 1960-1969. Editor-In-Chief Of Encyclopedia Canadiana 1953-1959  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1960, July
24463 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. L. O. Bradley, Superintendent of Winnipeg General Hospital (2nd Right) with three former superintendents (From left): Dr. Harry Coppinger (1940-56), Dr. A. M. Campbell (1904-07), and Dr. John H. Gunn (1907-10).  Administration ▪ Hospitals ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities c. 1957
25401 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. M. Ellen Douglas Established A Practice At Winnipeg In 1909, Served As An Officer In The Royal Army Medical Corps Overseas, Returned To Winnipeg In 1919. An Active Supporter Of Women'S Rights, She Was Elected President Of The Winnipeg League Of Women Voters In1950, The Year She Died At Age 72  Associations ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1920c
25402 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. M. Ellen Douglas Established A Practice In Winnipeg In 1909, Worked Until Her Death At 72 In 1950. She Was Awarded Numerous Honours, And Was Invited To The First Persons Plaque Ceremony In 1938  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1936, October 19
25432 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Max Desmarais, Head of Physical Medicine at three Winnipeg hospitals; St. Boniface, Misericordia, and the municipal hospitals.  Hospitals ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities c. 1958
25688 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Murdoch Mackay, Manitoba Mla For Springfield Elected 1927; Official Liberal Party Leader From 1931 To 1960  Personalities ▪ Politics 1954, April 30
25784 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Peggie Sampson, Prominent Winnipeg Cellist And Associate Professor At The School Of Music, University Of Manitoba For Over Twenty Years Beginning In 1951  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities ▪ Women 1952, May 26
25219 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Percy Dector, An Orthopedic Surgeon, Who Led A Team Of 4 Doctors In A Successful Attempt To Reattach A Severed Arm Of A Winnipeg Man In 1968. First Such Operation In Winnipeg, Second In Canada  Medicine ▪ Personalities 1979, September 24
25208 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Rueben Cherniack, Head Of The Department Of Medicine At The Health Science Centre And The University Of Manitoba Medical School. One Of The World'S Leading Authorities On Respiratory Diseases  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1974
25453 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Stanley W. Fox, Named Leader Of Manitoba'S Social Credit Party In 1936  Personalities ▪ Politics 1937, May 25
25368 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. T. William Fyles, Dean of University of Manitoba Medical School.  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1971
25207 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. Victor Chernick, Winnipeg Born, Awarded Queen Elizabeth Ii Scientist Award For 1967. Appointed Head Of Pediatrics At Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre In 1969  Hebrews ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities 1970, July 20
25686 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Dr. William A. McIntyre. Principal of the Manitoba Normal School from 1893 to 1933. Died December 13, 1937 at the age of 78.  Education ▪ Personalities c. 1910
24411 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Drewry's Brewery on Redwood Avenue at the Red River in Winnipeg.  Breweries ▪ Factories ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1880
24288 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Drifting top-soil collected in ditch along highway in Southern Manitoba.  Agriculture ▪ Drought ▪ Environment 1958, May
25066 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duff Roblin being sworm in as Premier of Manitoba while Lt. Gov. J.S. McDiarmid (centre) looks on in this photo by Hugh Allan of the Winnipeg Tribune.  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1958, July
25071 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duff Roblin receives congratulations from rival Art Ross upon winning Provincial Progressive Conservative Leadership Convention.  1954, June
24116 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duff Roblin speaking after his nomination as the Progressive Conservative Candidate for the riding of Winnipeg South-Centre.  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, May 8
25068 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duff Roblin, Manitoba Premier beams while his bride, Mary, signs the register after their wedding ceremony in Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Weddings ▪ Women 1958, September
25069 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duff Roblin, Manitoba Premier, With Prime Minister John Diefenbaker In Winnipeg  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958, December
25065 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duff Roblin, Manitoban Provincial Progressive Conservative Leader, with Ellen Fairclough, member of Parliament from Hamilton, discuss upcoming federal election.  Parliament ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1957, September 12
24302 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duff Roblin, Premier of Manitoba, addresses Provincial Committee concerned with preventing the transfer of TCA overhaul facilities from Winnipeg to Montreal.  Conferences ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1964, June 6
25064 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duff Roblin, Premier of Manitoba, with his father in the Latter's Office the day after the former's election victory. Duff's Grandfather and former Premier of Manitoba is pictured on the wall behind.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958
23974 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duke Admundson, Winnipeg Jets Defenseman, in hospital with a broken leg suffered during a hockey game.  Hockey ▪ Personalities 1975, January 24
25046 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duke and Duchess of Windsor, formerly King Edward VIII of England and Mrs. Wallis Simpson on a visit to Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Royalty ▪ Women c. 1950
24905 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Duke and Duchess of York leaving CPR Station in their carriage. Photo by Steele.  Carriages ▪ Parades ▪ Personalities ▪ Railways ▪ Royalty ▪ Stations 1901, September 26
25681 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Earl Levin, Architect, City of Winnipeg Planning Director from 1968-1972, and a member of Provincial Unicity Review Committee.  Architecture ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, February 2
25034 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Earle Birney, British Columbia-born poet.  Authors ▪ Personalities 1950
24942 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Early transit bus owned by Winnipeg Electric Railway.  Buses c. 1920
25283 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     East Kildonan Police Officers Trying To Lasso A Cow That Was Running Loose Through Their Community  Cattle ▪ Events ▪ Police 1965, June 18
24294 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eaton's Store, seen from Portage Avenue and Donald Street, with pedestrians, streetcars, and automobiles.  Stores ▪ Streetcars ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1939, May
24293 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eaton's under construction. Photo taken by Ryder.  Construction ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1905
25783 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ed Russenholt, Cbc Television Weatherman In Winnipeg In The 1950'S. A Liberal Candidate In The Federal Ridingof Winnipeg South Centre. Author Of “The Heart Of The Continent”, A Book Concerning The History Of Assiniboia  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Television 1962, March 22
25041 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ed Schreyer, newly elected MP and his wife, Lily and their two young children.  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, November 8
24218 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ed Stewart (left) instructor, Cosmopolitan Bartending School, Garry Street. Shows Pete Tomko, the correct way to shake a drink.  Personalities 1957, January 8
25201 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eddie Cass, 'Mr. Baseball' An All-Round Athlete, A Gold And Silver Medal Winner At The 1938 British Empire Games, Voted Top Amateur Athlete That Year. Winnipeg-Born, He Was An Active Coach, Later Director Of Community Chest. Inducted Into Manitoba Sp,"  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962, October 3
24039 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edgar Benson, Federal Finance Minister and Saul Cherniack, Manitoba's Finance Minister during Finance Ministers' meeting in Winnipeg.  Conferences ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, June 5
24025 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edgar Thiessen (L) accepts $10,000 cheque from John Cochrane, CJOB Radio and Director of Schmockey Night, on behalf of the Society for Crippled Children and Adults.  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Radio 1970, February 24
25742 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edith Rogers (1877-1947) First Woman Member Of The Manitoba Legislature (1920-1932)  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1930c
24056 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edna Mae (De Anna) Durbin, born in Winnipeg 1921, became an internationally acclaimed teenage singing star and then Hollywood Actress in 1936. She received Special Academy Award in 1938 for bringing to the screen the spirit and personification of youth. She retired in 1949.  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1930
24087 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward and Lillian Schreyer with their children Toban, Jason, Karmel, and Lisa departing Winnipeg for London and a visit with The Queen just prior to Mr. Schreyer's appointment as Canada's Governor-General.  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1979, January 3
25373 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward Gilbert, Manitoba Theatre Centre Artistic Director  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1968c
25370 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward Joseph Garland, MP for Bow River, Alberta; CCF National Organizer.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1925c
24099 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward Pancoe, General Manager, Jordan & Ste.-Michelle Cellars Ltd., in front of the Winery's New Selkirk, Manitoba Plant.  Buildings ▪ Businesses ▪ Industry ▪ Personalities 1976, October 5
24145 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward Reger, Company General Manager of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities 1977, August 4
24157 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward Schreyer leaves his new Premier's Office shortly after his election victory.  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1969, July 8
25916 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward Schreyer, At Age 22, Was The Youngest Mp When The Municipality Of Brokenhead, Mb, Elected Him In 1958  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958
25918 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward Schreyer, New Leader Of The Opposition In The Manitoba Legislature, Looks Glum After His1977 Defeat  Personalities ▪ Politics 1977, December 8
25752 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Edward W. Scott, Edmonton-Born Primate Of The Anglican Church Of Canada (1971). Active In Manitoba Parishesfrom The Mid-1940s To Mid-1960s. Appointed Companion Of The Order Of Canada, 1978  Personalities ▪ Religion 1971
24431 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eight finalists for Miss Blue Bomber 1967 (from left): Anne Zelenys, Heather Wonnick, Bette Walton, Margaret Sully, Cathy Olynyk, Bella McFlicker, Lynda Larsen, and Linda Coombe.  Awards ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1967, September 28
24164 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Elephants walking from the Canadian National Train Station to the Winnipeg Arena where they were slated to perform in the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus.  Animals ▪ Entertainment 1969, October 8
25190 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Elijah George Bradburn of Norway House, Manitoba.  Bradburn was the first Treaty Indian in Manitoba to fly his own plane. He planned to use the plane to service far-flung trap lines and outpost Winter fish camps.  Aviation ▪ Personalities 1955, February 25
25025 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Elizabeth Alice Archibald, wife of George Adams Archibald, first Lt.-Governor of Manitoba. She acted as witness to the First Treaty between Manitoba and local Indigenous People.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women c. 1870
25651 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Elizabeth B. Matheson (nee Scott), was born near Campbellford, Upper Canada in 1866. She trained as a (1866-1958) teacher and doctor, graduating with an M.D. from the Women's Medical College in Toronto, 1885. First woman to practice medicine in Western Canada. Long-time medical inspector of Winnipeg Public Schools. She is seen here sitting on a wicker chair. (See also A0721-21830)  Costumes ▪ Furniture ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1934
25706 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Elmhurst'S Billy Parker. Twice Manitoba Amateur Champion - 1978 And 1979. Also, Willington Cup Team Member  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1976
24216 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Emerson Baptist Church, Emerson, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns 1977, September 24
24504 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Emerson Court House and Town Hall, surrounded by rising flood waters.  Buildings ▪ Courts ▪ Floods ▪ Town Halls ▪ Towns 1950, May 5
24505 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Emerson residents entering the door of a local store by boat.  Boats ▪ Buildings ▪ Floods ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1950, May 5
25278 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Emerson, Mb, Teenagers Making Their Way Down A Sandbagged Sidewalk On A Flooded Street  Children ▪ Dikes ▪ Floods ▪ Towns 1965, April 25
25448 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Emile (The Cat) Francis, Native Of North Battleford, Saskatchewan, A Professional Hockey Goaltender Until Hisretirement As A Player In 1960. In 1964, He Started A Career In Hockey Management As Coach And Manager Of Thenew York Rangers. He Later Served A,  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1969
24159 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Emmett Hall, Canadian Supreme Court Justice, Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, and Ambassador to the United Nations, and Lord G.A. Gardiner, the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain await the conferring of Honourary Doctor of Law Degrees F.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1969, September 16
24268 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Empress Hotel, Victoria, BC.  Buildings ▪ Hotels ▪ Towns c. 1960
25507 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Entrance Gate To The St. Norbert Monastery  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1973, May 18
24483 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Entrance, Eaton's Catalogue Store, 234 Donald Street.  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1976, January
24194 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Erection of a new roof, Minto Armouries, St. Matthews Avenue at Minto Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Armories ▪ Construction ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1957, June 8
24475 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eric Cox, Superintendent of Headingley Jail, examines damage after prisoner disturbance.  Administration ▪ Jails ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns 1972, May 23
24725 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eric Horenstein of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, in a scene from Paddy Stone's Ballet, The Hands.  Dance ▪ Personalities c. 1975
24047 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eric Wells, a reporter standing in the newsroom, Winnipeg Tribune, while his fellow workers look out the window.  Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Personalities 1953
25646 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ernest Charles Manning (B. 1908). Social Credit Premier Of Alberta, 1943-1968  Personalities ▪ Politics 1950c
25483 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ernest Howse. Pastor, Westminster United Church, Winnipeg, 1935-1948. Moderator, United Church of Canada, 1964-1966.  Personalities ▪ Religion 1948
25606 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ernest John Klassen. President, Monarch Industries Ltd., Chairman, Winnipeg Centennial Committee  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1973
25788 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ernest Thompson Seton, Renowned Naturalist And Author Of Many Wildlife Books, Was Born In England In 1860. He Moved Briefly To Carberry, Manitoba As A Young Man And There Began His Interest In The North American Outdoors. He Served The Manitoba Government As Provincial Naturalist In The Late 19th Century. He Died In 1946. (See Also A1512-50387)  Authors ▪ English ▪ Personalities  
25676 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ernie Richardson, Skip Of Four-Time Canadian And Four Time World Champion In The Period 1959-1963. The Regina Native Was An Original Member Of The Canadian Curling Hall Of Fame  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962c
24057 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Errick French Willis, born March 21, 1896, MP 1930-1935, Leader Manitoba Conservative Party 1936-1954, MLA 1936-1962, served as a Cabinet Minister in several Manitoba Coalition Governments, last elected in 1959.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1960
25160 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Esmond Unwin Butler, born in Wawanesa, Manitoba, was appointed Assistant Press Secretary to Queen Elizabeth in 1958. Prior to that appointment, he served as Assistant to the Secretary to Canada's Governor-General from 1955.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958
24350 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eva Von Genscy (center) Principal Dancer, performing with The Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1950, February 18
24348 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eva Von Genscy and Arnold Spohr in the Winnipeg Ballet Production of the Shooting of Dan McGrew.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1952, October 11
24349 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eva Von Genscy and Arnold Spohr, principal dancers with the Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women c. 1952
24347 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eva Von Genscy in Winnipeg Ballet Production.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951, December 31
24711 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Eva Von Genscy, principal dancer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, has her portrait painted for the Shooting of Dan McGrew.  Art ▪ Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1952, June 13
25253 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Evacuated Flood Victims From Southern Manitoba Having A Meal In The Dining Hall Of The Manitoba School For The Deaf  Dining ▪ Floods ▪ Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, April 8
24514 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Evacuees from flood-threatened Sioux village near Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.  Evacuees are catching up on sleep until they can return to clean up their houses.  Children ▪ Floods ▪ Reserves 1951, April
24513 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Evacuees from flood-threatened Sioux village near Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.  Evacuees from flood-threatened Sioux village near Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.  Children ▪ Floods ▪ Reserves ▪ Women 1951, April
25684 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Evan McCormick, General Manager of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce. Received the Order of Canada Award, April, 1975.  Awards ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1974, December 11
25655 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ewart Horace Morgan. Prominent Winnipeg Educator. Recipient Of Honourary Doctor Of Laws Degree From University Of Winnipeg, 1971  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1971
24292 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Excavating the site of Eaton's, Portage Avenue between Donald Street and Hargrave Street.  Construction ▪ Stores ▪ Wagons ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1904, September
24506 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exhausted dike worker resting on sandbags, the Red River behind him.  Dikes ▪ Floods ▪ Labour ▪ Rivers 1950, May 25
24085 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exiled Soviet dissident Valentyn Moroz, in Winnipeg for a speaking tour.  Personalities ▪ Protests 1979, June 11
24541 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of Christ The King Church, St. Vital, with Church goers leaving.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1971, April 11
24539 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of Christadelphians Church, Sargent Avenue and Sherbrook Street.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1968, July 23
24549 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of Christian Science Church, River Avenue and Nassau Street.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1974, December 16
24557 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of Fraternal Order of Eagles Building, 131 Dagmar Street.  Clubs ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1980, October 25
24548 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of Lady of Fatima Church, Magnus and Main.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1968, August 26
24550 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of Lithuanian Church-St. Casimir's, Elgin Avenue.  Churches ▪ Lithuanians ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1959, January 10
24543 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of old St. Peter's Church.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1958
24547 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of Saint Demetrios Romanian Orthodox Church, Furby Street and Westminster Avenue.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1978, January
24538 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior of St. Casimir's Lithuanian Church.  Churches ▪ Lithuanians ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1968, August 28
24546 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior photo of Central Congregational Church, Hargrave Street.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1927, June 4
24555 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior shot of Dryden Paper Mill, Dryden, Ontario.  1972, March 30
24564 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior view of Federal Pioneer Limited, Factory, 101 Rockman.  Factories ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1975, May 2
24605 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior view of Margaret Scott (Isaac Newton) School corner of Alfred Avenue & Sinclair Street. This building was demolished in the 1970s and all students were transferred to King Edward School.  Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, June 12
24782 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior view of St. Boniface General Hospital Nurses Residence.  Hospitals ▪ Residences ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1928
24784 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior view of St. Boniface General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1899-1905
24785 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior view of St. Boniface General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1916-1929
24783 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior view of St. Boniface General Hospital. Background, right: the original building.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1893-1899c
25261 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Exterior View, Heather Curling Club, 120 Youville Street, St. Boniface  Curling ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, January 21
25812 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     F. Bringmann, President Of The German Bund, In Winnipeg, Addressing A Rally With A Swastika Flag Draped On Thepodium  Flags ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ World War II 1939, June 26
25478 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     F. M. W. Harvey, Awarded The Victoria Cross For His Service With The 13th Canadian Mounted Rifles. Later, Commanding Officer Of Lord Strathcona'S Horse In Winnipeg (1930c)  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1918c
25109 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     F. Roy Brown, Canadian Aviation Pioneer, elected MLA for Rupertsland in 1953.  Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1948
25585 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     F.L. Bud Jobin (born 1914), MLA 1949-1959; Minister of Trade and Commerce, 1956-1958; Flin Flon City Councillor, 1966 -1974; Mayor, 1974-1976; Lt.-Gov. of Manitoba, 1976-1981.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1953
24495 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Farm labourers outside their living quarters on a Manitoba sugar beet farm.  Agriculture ▪ Immigration ▪ Labour ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Sugar Beets 1975, July
25611 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Father Albert Lacombe, Oblates Of Mary Immaculate. Early Western Canadian Priest And Missionary, Noted For His Work Among The Indians, Primarily In Alberta  Missions ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1890c
24046 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Father David Bauer, introducing Jackie McLeod and his family during appreciation night at the Arena for his services to The Canadian National Hockey Team in the 1960s. Mr. McLeod received awards from the three levels of government and the Winnipeg Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association.  Awards ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1970, December 11
24423 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Father Lionel Deucharme with Inuit children from his parish in Arviat.  Children ▪ Eskimos ▪ Inuit ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Towns 1957, November 5
25290 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Father Yvon Boisvenue Beside Baptismal Font At St. Boniface Cathedral  Churches ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1964, August 13
24279 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Federal Civil Servants protesting low wage increases outside Winnipeg Taxation Centre. Opening ceremonies for the new building were being conducted at the same time.  Protests ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1980, June 23
25428 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Feminist Germaine Greer, author of Sex and Destiny and the Female Eunuch spoke to 1200 people at the University of Manitoba's Festival of Life and Learning in 1978.  Authors ▪ Festivals ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities ▪ Women 1978, February 26
24894 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ferdinand Eckhardt Director of Winnipeg Art Gallery, with Vincent Price on the rooftop of the gallery.  Art ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1974
24575 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire and firefighters at Fort Garry Court, 181 Broadway. Loss: $423,714. Photo by Jim Wiley.  Apartments ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1976, February 1
24579 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire and firefighters at Furby Theatre, 599 Portage Avenue. Note The Roller Rink in the background. A fire rescue truck and streetcar in photo. Loss: $60,247.  1952, February 28
24573 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire and firefighters at Kelsey Power Plant.  Buildings ▪ Fires ▪ Power Plants ▪ Towns 1960, February 7
24571 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire and firefighters at Minto Armouries, St. Matthews Avenue (Between Minto Street and Dominion Street). Loss: $162,001  Armories ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1956, January 22
24570 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire and firefighters at Saratoga Bowling Lanes and Pay N Save Drugs, 318-320 Donald Street. Loss: $614,750. Eaton's Store and sign seen in background. Capitol Theatre with sign seen on left in foreground.  Bowling ▪ Fires ▪ Pharmacies ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1978, December 12
25059 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire at the Imperial Hotel, 509-517 Main Street in Winnipeg. (See also A2259-70418; A0822-24572)  Fires ▪ Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1954, March 4
24572 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire, firefighters and crowd at Manitoba and Imperial Hotels, 509-517 Main Street, across from City Hall. Loss: $87,713. (See Also A2259-70418)  Fires ▪ Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1954, March 3
24817 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire, Scott Furniture, 272 Main Street  Fires ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1914, March 23
24818 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fire, Scott Furniture, 272 Main Street  Fires ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1914, March 23
24580 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firefighter extinguishing roof fire at Revenue Building, Kennedy Street (W.S. between Broadway-York), loss: $82,628.  Finance ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, April 1
24591 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firefighters and crowd at Rockwood I.G.A. in Stonewall, Manitoba. Loss: $250,000.  Buildings ▪ Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Towns 1978, August 5
24582 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firefighters and crowd at St. Andrews United Church Fire, 415 Elgin Avenue. Loss: $34,953.  Churches ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1968, November 12
24592 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firefighters at night fire at Domtar Construction Material Ltd, 770 Wall Street, Loss: $700,000.  Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1979, September 29
24590 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firefighters at scene of fires on Smith Street, 324-328 and 330. Loss: $157,885.  Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1965, March 28
24588 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firefighters fighting fire at Wilson Furniture Ltd, 279-281 Rupert Avenue. Loss: $185,612.  Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1958, February 25
24577 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firefighters keep control over fire at United Army Surplus Store, 460-470 Portage (at Memorial). Good view of street and surrounding buildings and traffic, by Greg Burner. Loss: $772,658.  1975, March 11
24562 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firefighters put out fire from explosion at 930 Beach Avenue. Loss: $93,368.  Explosions ▪ Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1977, May 26
24593 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fireman climbing ladder to 9th floor of Downtown Holiday Inn to look for trapped persons, 350 St. Mary Avenue. Loss: $1,068,370.  Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1980, July 7
24574 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fireman descending ladder from Fort Garry court fire, 181 Broadway Avenue. Loss: $423,714.  Apartments ▪ Firefighters ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1976, February 1
24576 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fireman keeping watch over remains of S.S. Kresge Ltd. Building, 368-374 Portage Avenue. Loss: $687,748.  Fires ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1973, March 28
24584 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fireman sits on a horse-drawn water pumper (c. 1900) outside of fire hall.  Fire Equipment ▪ Fire Stations c. 1950
24135 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firemen at work on blaze at the Dubuc Block, 131 Provencher Blvd. In Winnipeg. Loss: $695,000.  Blocks ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1977, January 20
24868 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firemen hose down the skeletal remains of the Time Building on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Businesses ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1954, June 9
24558 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Firemen pose in front of East Kildonan's new fire pumper.  Fire Departments ▪ Fire Equipment 1954, August 11
24383 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     First Children's Hospital in Winnipeg.  Children ▪ Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1895
24299 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     First Trans-Canada Airlines Passenger Flight arrives from Toronto at Stevenson Airfield in Winnipeg. Debarking are Wilf Johnson, Secretary of the Winnipeg Ski Club and Stewardess, Margaret Wilson.  Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1939, April 2
25513 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fishermen Preparing Equipment On Boat At The Selkirk Docks  Boats ▪ Buildings ▪ Fishing ▪ Towns 1953, May 25
24745 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Flames engulfing toppling spire of St. Boniface Cathedral.  Churches ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1968, July 22
24339 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fleet of six planes belonging to Wings, Limited, moored at their base in Lac du Bonnet.  Aviation ▪ Lakes ▪ Towns c. 1950
24499 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Flin Flon, Manitoba. The small wooden structure behind the bank is the town's first hospital.  Banks ▪ Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns c. 1926
24511 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Flooded Assiniboine Avenue, Winnipeg  Floods ▪ Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1950, May 19
24512 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Flooded yard in Southern Manitoba. Note: Bicycles on house roof, car suspended from tree.  Automobiles ▪ Bicycles ▪ Floods ▪ Houses 1951, April 10
24544 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Florence Hastings, Lynn King, Lavine Bailey, and Sandra Ross, sorting cloths at the Winnipeg Christian Service Centre, 651 Spence Street.  Charities ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Winnipeg Streets ▪ Women 1974, February 16
24432 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Forest fire near Sioux Lookout, Ontario.  Fires ▪ Forestry ▪ Towns 1967, June 5
25327 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Former Blue Bomber Players, Bob Fritz and Melvin "Fritz" Hanson reminiscence about their playing days.  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1961, February 28
24118 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker campaigning in Winnipeg.  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, June
24088 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker delivering the eulogy at the funeral of Winnipeg Mayor Robert Steen in Winnipeg City Hall.  Funerals ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1979, May 13
25822 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fort Garry Horse Ex-Officers At The 24th Anniversary Of D-Day With The Regiment'S Battle Flag  Ceremonies ▪ Flags ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1968, June 7
24020 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fort Garry Hotel employees man the picket line with signs during a strike.  Costumes ▪ Hotels ▪ Signs ▪ Strikes ▪ Women 1970, February
24845 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fort Rouge School, River Avenue at Main Street was the oldest school in use in Winnipeg when it was replaced by a new modern structure located behind it. This school (seen in photo) was built in 1891 by John S. Gervin at a cost of $10, 800. Although the original oil lamps and drinking water buckets were modernized, the "Rube Goldberg" type of plumbing and the cord wood burning twin furnaces served until the end. This school was demolished following a reunion of teachers and pupils in March 1954. Sign on building reads "Fort Rouge Public School 1891". The Union Jack Flag flies above its roof.  Flags ▪ Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1954
24704 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fort Walsh, In Saskatchewan  Forts ▪ Tents 1878
25578 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frances Hyland, Regina-Born Stage Actress.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1965
25545 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Francis B. Lamont, Former President, Winnipeg Better Business Bureau, Managing Partner And General Counsel, Richardson Securities Ltd  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1975
25317 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Francis Hyland, Actress, Chatting With Patrons At A Reception After A Performance Of 'Mother Courage'  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1964, December 2
25024 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frank Allen, Chairman, University of Manitoba Department of Physics, 1909-49.  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1954, May
25757 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frank Leith Skinner (1882-1967), Horticulturist. Noted For His Work In The Development Of Flowers Suited Tothe Prairie Climate. Received Honourary Degree From University Of Manitoba, 1947; Order Of The Buffalo Hunt,1967  Agriculture ▪ Buffalo ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1956
24202 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frank McTavish (right) and S.N. Green (at the controls) who built this replica of a Blierot II, at the Calgary Airport, after a 20 minute demonstration flight.  Aircraft ▪ Airports ▪ Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns 1953, December 5
25656 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frank Morriss, Theatrical Critic With Winnipeg Free Press 1928-1959; Entertainment Editor Winnipeg Tribune, 1966- 1971  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1966
25042 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frank Syms, appointed Manitoba Liquor Commission Head by Schreyer Government.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, March
23991 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fred Davis, host of front page challenge, Charles Lynch (R), Syndicated Columnist, and Jack Matheson, Tribune Sportswriter, during rehearsal for Winnipeg Symphony's Pop Concert.  Journalism ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1973, January 19
25439 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fred Edge, A Winnipeg Tribune Columnist And One Time Television Scriptwriter In Hollywood  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Television 1956, April 10
25105 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fred H. Brennan, Mayor Of St. Vital  Personalities ▪ Politics 1959
25053 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Fred S. Auger, Publisher, Winnipeg Tribune 1950's. President of Ducks Unlimited, 1961-62.  Journalism ▪ Personalities c. 1961
24721 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frederic Strobel and Marilyn Young, dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1958, March
25614 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frederick Andrew Lang, President And Managing Director, Canadian Premier Life Insurance Co., 1955-1975  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1975
24074 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frederick Joseph Stevenson, served in WW I, received DFC and Croix De Guerre. Early Pilot with Canadian Airways, flying out of Winnipeg, died in plane crash in The Pas in 1928. He had been student at Wesley College. First Canadian Winner Harmon Trophy in 1927, conferred by La Ligue International Des Aviateurs, for advancement in aeronautics.  Accidents ▪ Aviation ▪ Personalities 1920
25487 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frederick P. Grove, Manitoba author who died in 1948. Grove won a Governor-General's award for his autobiography "In Search of Myself”. Other major works include “Fruits of the Earth” and “Settlers in the Marsh”  Authors ▪ Personalities 1947, April 28
24072 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frederick Philip Grove, 1871-1948, born in Russia, emmigrated to Manitoba 1892, winner of the Lorne Pierce Medal and The Governor-General Award For Literature. Author of the Novel “Settlers Of The Marsh”.  Authors ▪ Personalities 1940
24420 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Frobisher Bay Inuit Village, Northwest Territories.  Eskimos ▪ Inuit ▪ Towns 1956, April 12
24213 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From an engraving: Merchants Bank Building, Fort Garry.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1872
24728 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From left: Barbara Kerr, Richard Rutherford and Elaine Monteith, dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1960, December 24
24717 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From left: Christine Hennessy, David Moroni, and Diane Bell in the Royal Winnipeg Ballet production of John Butler's Labyrinth.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women c. 1973
24381 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From Left: Duff Roblin, W. A. C. Bennett, Ross Thatcher, and E. C. Manning; Four Western Leaders take a break from Premier's Conference to make hand impressions at the construction site of Winnipeg's Centennial Concert Hall.  Construction ▪ Halls ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1965, August 4
24354 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From left: Gloria Contreras, Marsha Wardall and Barbara Spinner, Dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1955, August 30
24727 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From left: Henry Guettel, Manager; Eric Wild, Musical Director; John A. Russel, Production Director; and Betty Farrally, Producer-Ballet Mistress; All of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1953, December 31
24660 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From left: James A. Richardson, Kathleen Richardson, and George T. Richardson at the sod turning to launch construction of Lombard Place in Winnipeg.  Businesses ▪ Construction ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1967, July 11
24352 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From Left: Jean Stoneham, Eva Von Gencsy, and Sheila Killough, in costume for their roles in Les Sylphides,choreography by Fokine, set to the Music of Chopin.  Costumes ▪ Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1952, February
24335 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From Left: Mrs. Helen Burshtein, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Altman, all of Winnipeg, patrons of the Yellow Door Gallery, on Kennedy Street.  Art ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1965, August 17
24714 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From left: Nicola Betts, Christine Hennessy, and Alexandra Nadal, preparing for a Royal Winnipeg Ballet performance.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1968, April 1
24356 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From left: Paddy McIntyre as The Stranger; Marina Katronis as The Lady known as Lou; Alfa Liepa as Dan McGrew; Publicity still for Royal Winnipeg Ballet's Production of The Shooting of Dan McGrew.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1956, December 11
24723 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     From left: Robert Drumm, Royal Winnipeg Ballet Music Director; Frank Hobi, Principal Male Dancer; and Ruthanna Boris, Choreographer and Premiere Danseuse.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1956, September 5
24798 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Front view of Uncle Ben's Tartan breweries after closing.  Breweries ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1978, December 30
25799 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     G. P. R. Tallin, Dean Of Manitoba Law School 1945-1964  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1964, May
24040 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     G. R. Pearkes, V.C. (R) former Defence Minister and Army General congratulating Judge Walter J. Lindal on being made an honourary member of The Royal Canadian Legion during anniversary celebrations at Minto Armoury.  Armories ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1970, June 10
25467 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     G. Sydney Halter, B. 1905. Winnipeg Lawyer, President, Winnipeg Rugby Football Club; Commissioner, Canadian Football League  Football ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1958
25841 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     G. Sydney Halter, Former Commissioner Of The Canadian Football League  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1966, December 31
25423 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     G.R. (Dick) Goodwin, joined the Winnipeg Tribune in 1964 as News Editor. Appointed Managing Editor 1965, Omsbudsman 1975, Editor of the Editorial Page 1979.  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1975, August 30
25746 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gabrielle Roy, St. Boniface Born Author  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951
25258 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Game Officials Keeping A Close Eye On The Play During A Game Between Winnipeg And Edmonton At Osborne Stadium  Football ▪ Sports ▪ Stadiums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1952, November 8
25016 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Garnet Coulter (left), Mayor of Winnipeg, 1942-54, and George Sharpe, Mayor, 1954-56.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1954
24063 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Garnet Coulter, b. 1882 in Dominion City, Manitoba, died in 1975 at the age of 93. Mayor of Winnipeg 1943-1954, Winnipeg School Board 1932-33.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1950
25523 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Garnet Coulter, Winnipeg's Mayor 1943-54.  Personalities ▪ Politics c. 1946
25522 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Garnet Coulter, Winnipeg's Mayor and his wife, Jessica, cutting their wedding cake.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1948, April 27
25524 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Garnet Coulter, Winnipeg's Mayor during a public address.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1950, October 25
25525 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Garnet Coulter, Winnipeg's Mayor with fellow Mayorality candidate Alderman George Sharpe during Civic Election campaign.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1954, September 14
25521 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Garnet Coulter, Winnipeg's Mayor with his wife, Jessica.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1957, October 22
25398 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gary Doer, who became President of the Manitoba Government Employees Association in 1979.  Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1979
24896 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     General Lord Bing of Vimy GCB, GCM, GMVO, Governor-General of Canada 1921 to 1926, inspecting troops in visit to Winnipeg. Photo by Foote.  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1922, October 4
25724 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George 'Mickey' O'Neil, St. Louis Native, Named Manager Of The Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Team In 1954  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1954, March 5
25035 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Black, Commissioner of the Yukon; Conservative MP for the Yukon; Speaker of the House.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1931
25191 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Brimmell, Winnipeg Journalist. During His Career, Brimmell Served As News Editor For The Winnipeg Tribune,And In Ottawa And Washington As A Correspondant For Southam News And Other Posts  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1964, March 3
25165 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Cleve, guest conductor with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1969
25431 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Depres, football coach of the St. James Rods, who guided them to three national championships and then in 1962, went on to coach the University of Manitoba Bisons Team. In 1979 he was named general manager of Winnipeg Enterprises Corp.  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1955
25001 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Drew, former National Progressive Conservative Party Leader and Canadian High Commissioner to London, with wife.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1956, March
25014 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George E. Sharpe, Winnipeg Alderman; Mayor Of Winnipeg, 1954-56  Personalities ▪ Politics 1948, October
25203 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Etienne Cartier, Fought As A Rebel In The 1837 Rebellion, Later Became Macdonald'S Quebec Lieutenant By 1865. He Piloted The Manitoba Bill Through The House Of Commons In 1870  Personalities ▪ Politics 1807c
25662 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Harry Mullin. Sergeant, Princess Patricia'S Canadian Light Infantry. Awarded The Victoria Cross For Conspicuous Bravery. Resident Of Moosomin, Saskatchewan  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1918c
25070 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Hees, National Progressive Conservative President congratulates Duff Roblin on winning the leadership of the Manitoba Tories.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1954, September 18
25759 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Henry Sellers Of Winnipeg; Chairman, Sellers Foundation; Chief Executive Officer Federal Grain Ltd, Winnipeg Grain Exchange  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Marketing ▪ Personalities 1972, November
25579 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Ignatieff, long-time Canadian Diplomat. Ambassador to the United Nations. Provost, Trinity College,Toronto. Honourary Fellow, St. John's College, University of Manitoba, 1973.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Universities 1976
24174 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George McLean, one time mayor of St. Boniface; a director with the Great-West Life Assurance Company from 1939-67; On the Board of Regents of United College. Died in 1970 at the age of 85.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1940c
25807 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George R. Pearkes, Awarded The Victory Cross For Service In World War I. Minister Of Defence, 1950c Andlt.-Governor Of British Columbia, 1960-1965  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1952
24169 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Smith (1882-1963) Chief Constable of Winnipeg Police Force, joined the twenty eight man Winnipeg Police force in 1905 after emigrating from Scotland the year before. He retired in 1947. Past President of The St. Andrews Society of Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Police c. 1945
25645 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George W. Maltby. St. James-Assiniboia Chief Of Police; Manitoba'S First Ombudsman, 1970-1982  Personalities ▪ Police ▪ Politics 1979
25315 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Waight, A Renowned Local Actor, And Actress, Pat Armstrong, Chat During Reception Following The Manitoba Theatre Centre'S Production Of “Mother Courag”'  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1964, December 2
24983 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     George Waight, Ellen Waight and Bill MacPherson (left, background) during testimonial dinner for Mr. Waight, a well-known Winnipeg actor, at the Marlborough Hotel.  Celebrations ▪ Dining ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women  
25366 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gerald A. Friesen, Professor of History, University of Manitoba; author of works on Western Canadian History.  Authors ▪ Faculty ▪ History ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1976
25480 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gerry Haslam. Winnipeg Tribune Columnist. Managing Editor, 1973- 1976; Editor, 1976- 1977  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1976
25577 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gilbert Hutton, Social Credit Mla For Minnedosa  Personalities ▪ Politics 1953
24668 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gimli's Historic White Rock on Willow Island is admired by tourists.  History ▪ Monuments ▪ Towns 1958, September
24446 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Girl Guide House, at 50 Osborne Street in Winnipeg.  Clubs ▪ Girl Guides ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1955
24556 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Girl with pet duck inside store in Winnipeg, Manitoba.  1967, November 22
25635 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gisele Mackenzie, Winnipeg Born Singer And Actress  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951
24049 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Giselle MacKenzie, born in Winnipeg in 1927. Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lafleche. Renowned singer and actress.  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1960
24648 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gold Miners At Cat Lake, Manitoba  Lakes ▪ Mining 1956
24697 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Golf Clubhouse and Driveway in Riding Mountain National Park.  Golf ▪ Parks ▪ Recreation ▪ Sports c. 1930
24153 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gordie Howe, during a Houston Aeros practice at the Winnipeg Arena.  Arenas ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1974, April 7
25214 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gordon Chown, Winnipeg Conservative Mp 1957 - 1963  Personalities ▪ Politics 1962, January
25077 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gordon Churchill, Federal Minister of Trade and Commerce, in Winnipeg for discussions with the Canadian Wheat Board.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1957, July 5
25464 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gordon Clarke Hall. Justice, Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench, Appointed Manitoba Court of Appeal, 1971. Photo taken by Gregg Burner.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1980
25484 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gordon Hudson, prominent Winnipeg curler, Skip of Brier Championship Rink, 1928 and 1929.  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1940c
25587 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gordon Johnson, Liberal MLA for Portage la Prairie, 1962-1977; Liberal Party House Leader, 1969-1977; Appointed Judge of the Court of Canadian Citizenship, 1978.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1969
25548 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gordon Lawson, President, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1960-62, Appointed By Duff Roblin To The Manitoba Economic Consultive Board, Director At James Richardson And Sons Ltd  Businesses ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1974
24012 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gordon Olson, conductor, of the Beefeater Band from British Columbia, directs the band during promotion on the steps of the Legislative Building.  Bands ▪ Music ▪ Personalities 1971, July 14
24690 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Government pier and picnic grounds at Riding Mountain National Park, in Manitoba.  Docks ▪ Lakes ▪ Parks c. 1930
24128 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Governor-General and Mrs. Roland Michener at the official opening of the Centennial Concert Hall.  Halls ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1968, March 28
25924 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Governor-General Designate Edward Schreyer And His Wife Lily Board The Defence Department Plane Inwinnipeg Bound For London, England To Visit Queen Elizabeth Ii  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1978, December
25925 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Governor-General Designate Edward Schreyer With His Wife Lily And Children Karmel, Jason And Lisa On Their Way To London To Visit Queen Elizabeth Ii  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1978, December
25045 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Governor-General George Vanier and Madame Vanier stepping off train on their arrival in Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, May 28
25037 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Governor-General Roland Michener and Deputy Mayor Slaw Rebchuk walking up steps to City Hall.  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, March 27
24127 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Governor-General Roland Michener and Mrs. Errick Willis, wife of the former Lieut. Governor of Manitoba, at the official opening of the Centennial Concert Hall.  Halls ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1968, March 27
25038 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Governor-General Roland Michener, With Dr Hugh Saunderson, President, University Of Manitoba And Chancellor Peter D. Curry During His Honourary Degree Ceremonies. Looking On Is Premier Ed Schreyer  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Universities 1970, April 27
24445 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Grace Hospital in Winnipeg on Preston Avenue. Built through the efforts of the Salvation Army.  Hospitals ▪ Salvation Army ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1927, April 2
25633 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Grace Macinnis, Daughter Of Ccf Founder J. S. Woodsworth. Member Of The British Columbia Legislature, 1941-1945; Mp, 1965-1972. Officer, Order Of Canada, 1974.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965
24952 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Grace Methodist Church, Ellice Avenue And Notre Dame Avenue  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900c
25385 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Graeme Thomson Haig, Winnipeg Lawyer. President, Manitoba Bar Association; Vice-President, Canadian Bar Association; President, Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party, 1970; President, Winnipeg Chamber Of Commerce. Photo By Hugh Allan  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1977
24833 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Graham Avenue west from top of Tribune Building, Graham Avenue at Smith Street. Note Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Eaton's Catalogue Building, Eaton's Annex, and Eaton's Main Store.  Churches ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1960, March
25450 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Grant Fotheringham, Mayor Of Macgregor, Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1964, October 8
25509 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Great Lakes Ore Ship 'Fort Willdoc' Alongside Ore Dock, Port Arthur  Boats ▪ Ports 1953, December 5
24841 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Great West Life Assurance Building and Winnipeg Grain Exchange Building, Lombard Avenue.  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Commodity Exchanges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1950
24567 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group of children at Festival Du Voyageur Parade, featuring ice sculpture of Countess of Dufferin.  Art ▪ Children ▪ Festivals ▪ French ▪ Parades 1979, February 10
24566 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group of former voyageurs celebrate Festival Du Voyageur 10th Anniversary. Included (Left to right); Roland Marion, Gilbert D'Eschambault, Georges Forest, Gerard Prenouvault, and Lucien Loiselle.  Festivals ▪ French ▪ Personalities 1979, January 26
24595 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group of hippies at Assiniboine Park Love-In playing games.  Hippies ▪ Parks 1967, June 25
25747 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group Of Immigrants In Front Of Winnipeg Cpr Station Waiting To Continue Journey West  Immigration ▪ Railways ▪ Stations ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1906
24919 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group of well-dressed men in front of Scott's Furniture Building, 272 Main Street.  Blocks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1890
24552 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group of women curlers inside curling club on the ice with their brooms wearing long skirts, sweaters and hats.  Costumes ▪ Curling ▪ Equipment ▪ Rinks ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women c. 1899
24542 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group outside of Schoenfelder Mennonite Church, Thanksgiving Service, Pigeon Lake, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Mennonites ▪ Streets 1977, October 8
24240 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group Photo - First Assiniboia Boy Scout Troop, outside St. James Mission.  Boy Scouts ▪ Missions 1915, April
25572 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group Portrait Of Oblate Officers Taken In Front Of The Archbishop'S Palace In St. Boniface On The Occasion Of The Order'S Centennial. (L- R): Bishop A Turquetil, Omi, Vicariate Of Hudson Bay; Bishop Martin Lajeunesse, Omi, Vicariate Of Keewatin; Archbishop A. Beliveau, St. Boniface; Bishop Joseph Guy, Omi; Unidentified Priest Behind Guy; His Eminence Cardinal J.M. Rodrigue Villeneuve, Omi, Archbishop Of Quebec; Bishop V.J. Ryan, Bismark, Nd; Unidentified Priest; Bishop A.J. Muench, Fargo, Nd; Archbishop Coadjutor Georges Cabana, St. Boniface; Bishop Severin Gertken, Osb, Muenster, Sk; Unidentified Priest; Bishop P.S. Desranleau, Sherbrooke, Pq; Bishop G. Breynat, Omi, Vicariate Of Mackenzie  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1945, June 30
24770 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group portrait, warden and officials of Stony Mountain Penitentiary.  Jails ▪ Personalities c. 1950
25503 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Group Shot, St. John'S Ambulance Members  Ambulances ▪ Associations ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1952, April 25
25675 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Grover S. Resinger, Coach Of The Winnipeg Goldeyes, 1960c. Went On To Coach In The National League (Atlanta Braves), 1966  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962
25000 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Guests at the Second Century Banquet of the Progressive Conservative Party at the Royal Alexandra Hotel. (Left to right): Mrs. George Drew, wife of Federal Leader, Ellen Fairclough, MP, Mrs. Gordon Churchill, and Olive Diefenbaker.  Balls ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1955, October
24413 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gunmen at work during civil defence air raid drill in Winnipeg.  Military 1951, September 27
25836 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Guttormur J. Guttormson, Icelandic-Canadian Poet, Sitting At His Desk In His Home Near Riverton, Mb  Authors ▪ Personalities 1966, December 31
24009 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Guy Simonis (R) President, Manitoba Sports Federation presenting a plaque to Flo and Lil Aubin to acknowledge Mr. Aubin's service to sports promotion in Manitoba and the Federation as Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Plaques ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1971, January 12
24048 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gweneth Lloyd, b.1901, one of the founders of the (Royal) Winnipeg Ballet. Artistic Director 1938-58, Director, Ballet Division, Banff School of Fine Arts, 1949-67. No date but would have been taken in the 1960's.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1960
25622 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Gweneth Lloyd, Founder And Director, Royal Winnipeg Ballet  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1953
24003 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     H. A Hochbaum, artist and author at the University of Manitoba's Delta Waterfowl Research Station, displaying one of his works.  Art ▪ Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1973, September 23
25171 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     H. A. Cochlin, Mayor Of Morden.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1964, November 9
25725 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     H. I. Oretzki, Founder Of Oretzki'S Department Store In Winnipeg. He Operated The Business Until His Retirement In 1952. He Died In 1957  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Stores 1950c
23972 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     H. Lane Smith, Professor of Art, University of Manitoba, known for his monoprint technique.  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1975, January 21
25222 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     H. Lou Davies, Who Wrote Under The Pseudonym “Yorkshire Cad”, Was An Active Promoter Of Horse Racing In The Prairies From 1925 To His Death In 1977. He Was Known As “Mr. Racing”  Authors ▪ Horse Racing ▪ Personalities 1950, December 14
25361 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     H. N. Fieldhouse, Chairman, Department Of History, University Of Manitoba. President, Canadian Historical Association, 1946  History ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1935
25850 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     H.A. Bergman, Winnipeg King’S Council (Kc), Elected President Of The Manitoba Bar Association, September 13, 1929  Associations ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1930c
24768 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Handling white-hot steel at Manitoba Rolling Mills, in Selkirk.  Foundries ▪ Industry ▪ Mills ▪ Towns 1952, May
24134 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hans G. Andersen (left) Icelandic Ambassador to Canada, U.S., Mexico, and most South American States, with wife Asta Helgadettir and Grettir L. Johannson, Consul General Emeritas of Iceland, in Winnipeg to attend the Icelandic National League Convention.  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1977, January 26
25794 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harcus Strachan, Who Won The Victoria Cross While Serving As A Lieutenant With The Fort Garry Horse In France, November 20, 1917  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1917
25795 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harcus Strachan, Who Won The Victoria Cross While Serving As A Lieutenant With The Fort Garry Horse In France, November 20, 1917  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1917
25198 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Harold Cardinal.  Cardinal was the Alberta Indian Association President and author of "The Unjust Society".  Authors ▪ Personalities 1970c
25183 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harold Cope, President Of The Winnipeg-Based Air Carrier Company, Transair  Aviation ▪ Personalities 1969, October 10
25383 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harold Foliott Gyles. Provincial Magistrate, 1966; Chief Provincial Magistrate'S Court, 1968; Chief Provincial Judge, 1972  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1968
23992 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harold Hunter, tympanist with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1973, January 19
25716 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harold Loster, Longtime Winnipeg Tribune Bowling And Horse Racing Columnist  Bowling ▪ Horse Racing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1957, December
25279 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harrill Bjornson, Writer With The Winnipeg Tribune Enjoying A Drink At The Press Club Bar  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1965, May 7
24827 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harris Abattoirs (Western) Ltd., Marion Street, St. Boniface, Became Canada Packers After 1950  Abattoirs ▪ Agriculture ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1945c
25663 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harry A. Mullins (1861-1952), Conservative Mla For Russell, 1900 - 1905; Mp For Marquette, 1905 And 1930-1935; Appointed To Canadian Senate, 1935; Prominent Canadian Cattleman  Agriculture ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1932
25846 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harry Bud Grant Onetime Wide Receiver With The Winnipeg Blue Bombers And Longtime Football Coach, First With Winnipeg, Then With The Minnesota Vikings Of The Nfl, Poses In A University Of Minnesota Publicity Photo During His College Days.  Administration ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Universities  
25658 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harry C. Morrison, Winnipeg Alderman For Ward 1, 1937-1948c  Personalities ▪ Politics 1944
25164 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harry Clearsky, a one-time Manitoba and Canadian Welterweight Boxing Champion.  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1966
25386 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harry Crowe, History Professor, central figure in the "Crowe Affair" at United College in Winnipeg, 1958.  Education ▪ Faculty ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1958, December 18
25377 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harry Graham, Progressive Conservative Mla For Birtle-Russell, Elected In 1969  Personalities ▪ Politics 1969
24796 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harry Sanders, CBWT cameraman with television camera.  Equipment ▪ Personalities ▪ Television c. 1955
24284 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harvesting near Treherne, Manitoba.  Agriculture ▪ Harvesting ▪ Machinery ▪ Tractors 1965, October 4
24488 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harvesting with horse-drawn binders.  Agriculture ▪ Harvesting c. 1900
25187 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Harvey Bostrom, Mla For Rupertsland (Ndp), 1973-81. Served As Minister Of Natural Resources, Renewable Resources Ministry, Minister Of Coop Development, And Transportation Services  Personalities ▪ Politics 1980
24873 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Heaters at the entrance to Winnipeg Central Gas and Heating Company on Notre Dame Avenue keep bus travelers warm while waiting for rides.  Buses ▪ Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1962, February 28
25648 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Helen F. Marsh, President, Publisher, and Editor of the Dauphin Herald. President, Manitoba Division Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association (1955); Canadian delegate to the United Nations General Assembly (1962); Dauphin Town Councillor (1971)  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1977
25157 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Helena Buschova, a Czechoslovakian Emigre who in her homeland acted in over fifty films and who eventually performed on stage with the Manitoba Theatre Centre starting with “Anastasia” in 1960.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1964, April 15
50060 A1502 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Helicopter At Manitoba Legislative Building Taking Off For Flood Patrol  Floods ▪ Helicopters ▪ Legislative Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1950, May
24155 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Henri Boucha, hockey player with the Winnipeg Junior Jets, who later played professionally with the Detroit Red Wings.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1969, October 1
25294 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Henriette Osler, Chief Commissioner For Canada Girl Guides  Associations ▪ Girl Guides ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1963, April 1
25380 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Herb Gray, No. 53, Defensive End, Winnipeg Blue Bombers Football Club  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Uniforms 1958
25711 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Herb Roberts, A Canadian Radio Broadcaster For 41 Years, From 1932 To 1965 In Winnipeg And In Regina As First Cbc Station Manager  Personalities ▪ Radio 1950c
25664 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hilda Neatby (1904-1975) Canadian Historian And Author. Chairman, University Of Saskatchewan Department Of History, 1958-1969; Professor Queen'S University, 1970 - 1973  Authors ▪ History ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities ▪ Women 1962
24364 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Historic Bellvue Hotel, after being dismantled board-for-board, moved 40 miles, and painstakingly reassembled on the site of the Unique Ghost Town of Three Valley Gap, near Revelstoke, BC.  Buildings ▪ History ▪ Hotels ▪ Towns 1971, May 22
25002 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Holiday crowds in bathing suits at Grand Beach on Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba.  Beaches ▪ Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Lakes ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Women 1960
24616 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Holy Family Nursing Home, 165 Aberdeen Avenue, just prior to being wrecked. Home was formerly the original Children's Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1978, July 12
25539 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Stanley Knowles, Mp Winnipeg North Centre  Personalities ▪ Politics 1967, September
39920 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, November
39923 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, November 2
39924 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas At An Election Rally In Winnipeg. His Wife Is Seen In Background  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, November 2
39916 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas Speaking At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1965, November 2
39917 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas Speaking At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1965, November 2
39915 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas Speaks With Russell Paulley At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1965, November 2
39921 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas With His Wife At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, November 2
39918 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas With His Wife At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, November 2
39919 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hon. Tommy Douglas With His Wife At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, November 2
24500 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hospital In Flin Flon, Manitoba  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1971
24223 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hospital, Birtle, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns c. 1931
24479 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Housing at the corner of Magnus and McKenzie in Winnipeg.  Children ▪ Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, September 28
24498 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Housing in Flin Flon, Manitoba. Note: Wooden chutes encasing water and sewer pipes.  Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Sewage ▪ Towns 1976, November
24481 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Housing on Dufferin at Schultz in Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Houses ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, June 7
25728 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Howard Pawley, Elected Premier Of Manitoba In 1981  Personalities ▪ Politics 1965
24019 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Howard Pawley, Municipal Affairs Minister outside the offices of the R.M. of Ellice in St. Lazarre, prior to meetings with local representatives of the Community and Metis, who have complained about unfair treatment.  Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1970, February 6
25455 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hubert A. Garnier, Winnipeg Sculptor Known Chiefly For His Belgian War Memorial On Rue Provencher, His Relief At Rosh Pina Synagogue And The Crests Adorning The Entrance Ways Of The Central Post Office And Many Banks In Winnipeg  Art ▪ Monuments ▪ Personalities 1954, April 22
24532 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co. Plant in Flin Flon, Manitoba  Mining ▪ Smelters ▪ Towns 1979, June
24533 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hudson's Bay Company Stern-Wheeler International docking on Assiniboine River just below Upper Fort Garry.  Boats ▪ Paddlewheelers ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1870, July
24933 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hudson's Bay Company Store 176-184 Main Street.  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
24336 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Huge crowd of young people in attendance at Assiniboia Downs for a Rock Concert by “The Eagles”. Grandstands seen in background.  Costumes ▪ Music ▪ Racetracks ▪ Women 1978, July 28
24527 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hugh John MacDonald house at 61 Carlton Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Hugh John MacDonald served briefly as Premier of Manitoba. His father was the first Prime Minister of Canada, Sir John A. MacDonald. The house was built for Hugh John MacDonald in 1895 and he named it "Dalnavert" because his maternal grandparents lived in Dalnavert, Scotland. The house is now a museum "Dalnavert" which was restored and refurnished.  Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
25601 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hugh P. Kierans, One-Time Rector Of St. Paul'S College (Winnipeg) And Dean Of St. Mary'S University (Halifax) Andhoward H. Clark, Archbishop Of Rupert'S Land, Primate Of All Canada And Chancellor Of St. John'S College, Upon Receipt Of Honourary Doctorates Of Canon Law From St. John'S College  Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Universities 1964
24160 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hugh Robson, son of former Chief Justice H.A. Robson, unveils a plaque in honour of his father at the opening of Robson Hall, the law school on the University of Manitoba campus.  Ceremonies ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Plaques 1960, September 16
24404 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hugues Lapointe, Veteran Affairs Minister, lays the cornerstone of the new wing of Deer Lodge Hospital on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Hospitals ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1956, October 19
25102 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Hyman Bessin, President of the Winnipeg based Acklands Limited, at the time the largest wholesale distribution business of its kind in Canada.  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1970
56390 A1722 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     I. Muir, President Of St. Andrew'S Society, Winnipeg  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Scots 1967, November 29
25508 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ice Bound Great Lakes Grain Ship At Thunder Bay  Agriculture ▪ Boats ▪ Ships ▪ Weather 1972, May 17
24386 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ignace Kuriata, Kylvia Stark, Nurse, and Leonard, a young patient at Winnipeg's Children's Hospital.  Children ▪ Hospitals ▪ Nursing ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1956, December 1
24742 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ignace, Ontario, train station and surrounding buildings, looking west.  Buildings ▪ Railways ▪ Stations ▪ Towns 1905c
24664 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection Frank Chalmer   Indigenous children, Scanterbury Reserve, Manitoba.  Indigenous children, Scanterbury Reserve, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Children ▪ Reserves 1976, September 7
24599 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Indigenous people cutting firewood at Lac Brochet, Manitoba. Teepee and log cabin also in photo.  Buildings ▪ Cabins ▪ Dene ▪ Houses ▪ Teepees ▪ Towns 1976, December 23
24603 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Indigenous people in costumes dancing on street during Manisphere Parade.  Costumes ▪ Events ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1975, June 22
25227 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Industrial Area Of St. James Along Wellington Avenue Towards The Airport. Photo Taken From The Top Of The Saskatchewan Avenue Landfill Site  Airports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, February 5
24476 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Inmates of Headingley Jail in Headingley, Manitoba, play baseball within the walls of the compound.  Baseball ▪ Jails ▪ Recreation ▪ Sports ▪ Towns 1956, July
24565 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Inside view of Federal Pioneer Ltd, Factory, featuring transmission unit for 1st bipole of Manitoba Hydro's Nelson River Station System, 101 Rockman.  Factories ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1975, May 2
24799 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Inside view of Shop-Easy Supermarket. Includes cash registers and some priced merchandise.  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1956, November
24042 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Installing roof supports at Rainbow Stage, Kildonan Park.  Construction ▪ Theatre ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1970, June 17
24987 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Instructors and pupils in YWCA gym class.  Associations ▪ Costumes ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Women c. 1920
24209 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior Bank of Montreal offices located in the Tribune Building taken by Hugh Allan.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1958, April 17
24954 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior Grace Methodist Church, Ellice Avenue And Notre Dame Avenue  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900c
24540 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior of Calvary Temple, Pentacostal Church.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, May 4
24578 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior of Fort Garry Hotel, 7th floor lobby between ballrooms after fire. CN employee guards against theft. Loss: $685,000.  Fires ▪ Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1971, December 8
24553 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior of Olympic Curling Rink with some players on ice.  Curling ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Rinks ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1962, February 10
24272 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior of Royal Alexandra Hotel Dining Room, set in preparation for a luncheon with Queen Elizabeth.  Hotels ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1959
24560 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior of St. Andrews Church (Euclid Avenue at Maple Street) with people and baskets of food to be blessed at Easter.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1968, April 30
24328 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior of St. Luke's Anglican Church at Stradbrook and Nassau in Winnipeg.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1957, July 6
24207 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior of the Bank of Montreal, Main Branch.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1976, November 23
24208 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior of the Bank of Montreal, trailer, set up at 1188 Pembina Highway.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1960c
24297 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Air Canada's VIP Bar, the Maple Leaf Lounge, at Winnipeg International Airport.  Airports ▪ Lounges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1980, March 12
24400 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Daytons Store, Portage and Hargrave, in Winnipeg.  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1955, November 18
24401 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Daytons Store, Portage and Hargrave, in Winnipeg.  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1955, November 18
24606 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of deserted classroom in Margaret Scott (Isaac Newton) School.  Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, June 12
24416 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Empire Hotel at York Avenue and Main Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1976, February 7
24405 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of J'S Discotheque on Smith Street in Winnipeg.  Lounges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1965, August 10
24881 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Stevenson Airfield Terminal.  Airports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1959, November 28
24882 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Stevenson Airfield Terminal.  Airports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1959, November 28
24883 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Stevenson Airfield Terminal.  Airports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1959, November 28
24884 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Stevenson Airfield Terminal.  Airports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1959, November 28
24407 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of Studio 44 Disco on Kennedy Street in Winnipeg.  Lounges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets ▪ Women 1979, May 27
24382 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of the half-constructed Centennial Concert Hall in Winnipeg.  Construction ▪ Halls ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1967, June 29
24406 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of the Hungry Eye Discotheque at 343 Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Lounges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967
24938 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of the Immaculate Conception Church on Austin Street near Euclid Avenue in Winnipeg. It was destroyed by fire in 1978. (See Also A0175-05468)  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
24028 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior view of the University of Manitoba Dental School teaching facilities.  Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1970, March 16
24276 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior, Canadian Pacific Railway passenger car and a similar one displaying uppers berths.  Coaches ▪ Railways c. 1900
24277 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior, Canadian Pacific Railways Merchandise Terminal  Railways ▪ Stations ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1964, April
24485 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior, Eaton's Polo Park Store.  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1968, May
24633 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior, Provincial Library, located in Manitoba Legislative Building.  Libraries ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, July
24765 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Interior, Woolco Store In Grant Park Shopping Centre  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1969, August
24626 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     International Nickel Company Mine in Northern Manitoba.  Machinery ▪ Mining c. 1965
24422 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Inuit during summer hunt.  Eskimos ▪ Hunting ▪ Inuit 1973, April 3
24419 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Inuit tourists at the Hudson's Bay Company Store in Winnipeg, eye some city sights from a window on an upper floor. The YMCA Building on Vaughan Street is visible at Centre.  Eskimos ▪ Inuit ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1949, August 1
24090 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Irene Steen, widow of Winnipeg Mayor Robert Steen, with sons Graham and Garnet and Steen's Brother Darryl at the funeral.  Children ▪ Funerals ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1979, May 13
24901 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Iron men hoisting their wooden canoe on Winnipeg Canoe Club dock along Red River. Photo by Foote.  Canoes ▪ Clubs ▪ Costumes ▪ Docks ▪ Rivers c. 1925
24780 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Iron sculpture in front of Red River Community College.  Monuments ▪ Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1972, September 9
24168 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Isaac Pitblado (1867-1964), the Dean of Winnipeg Lawyers, Past President of The Canadian Bar Association. Born in Glenela, NS. Four months before Confederation, he was still practicing law at just before his death at age 97.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1960c
25179 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Isidore Coop, Vice-Chairman of the Winnipeg Building Commission, and President of the Manitoba Association of Architects.  Architecture ▪ Personalities 1964
25647 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     J. A. Marion (1864-1954). Long Time St. Boniface Resident Whose Career In Public Service Included 49 Years As School Trustee, 39 Years Chairman Of School Board, 17 Years Alderman, 37 Years Executive, French Canadian Association Of Education, And 10 Years On Manitoba Advisory Board Of Education  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1953
25640 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     J. Ernest Mcwilliam, President, Winnipeg Grain Exchange, 1967 - 1971  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1967
25394 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     J. H. Brockelbank, Saskatchewan CCF MLA, 1938-1965; Provincial Cabinet Minister for over twenty years.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1952
25116 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     J. L. Charles, Canadian National Railways Engineer And Surveyor For 55 Years  Personalities ▪ Railways 1965
24029 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     J. S. McBride, President, Transair Ltd., presenting model of a Boeing 737 Jet Airliner, to Manitoba's Industry and Commerce Minister Len Evans, during ceremonies inaugurating the Company's Toronto-Winnipeg service.  Businesses ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Personalities 1970, April 2
25047 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     J.C. Aikins, Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba, 1882-88.  Personalities ▪ Politics c. 1888
24151 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jack Benny (right) with Winnipeg Tribune Entertainment Editor Gene Telpner and Winnipeg Restaurateur Nat Hart.  1974, March 30
25080 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jack Carroll, Minister of Tourism in the Manitoba Provincial Cabinet.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1969, January 31
25172 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jack Coulter, Winnipeg Fire Chief  Firefighters ▪ Personalities 1978
25490 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jack Hardy, Mayor of St. Vital, 1966-70; Conservative MLA, 1969-71. Hardy left Manitoba in 1970, but caused controversy by not resigning until March of 1971.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, September 11
25581 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jack Jacobs, Quarterback, Winnipeg Blue Bombers Football Club  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1952
25754 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jack Shapira, Founder And Artistic Director, Rainbow Stage Open Air Theatre.  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1969
25666 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jackie Parker. Player, Canadian Football League Edmonton Eskimos, Toronto Argonauts, BC Lions; Coach, BC Lions, and Edmonton Eskimos. Named CFL player of the Quarter Century, 1978.  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962
25729 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jacob Penner, Communist Who Served Winnipeg As An Alderman For 27 Years. Born In 1880 In The Ukraine, Died In Winnipeg In 1965. He Was A City Councillor (Alderman) From 1934 To 1961, With The Exception Of 1941 And 1942  Personalities ▪ Politics 1960, February 23
25694 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jake Milford Managed Brandon Wheat Kings In 1960'S. Member Of N.Y. Rangers Organization, Los Angeles Kings And Vancouver Canucks. Died In 1984  Personalities ▪ Sports 1969, September 30
24059 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James A. Richardson, born August 21, 1898, President of James A. Richardson and Sons.  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1920
25636 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Angus Mackinnon (Born 1881) Liberal Mp For Edmonton West; First Elected 1935; Served In Mackenzie King Governments, First As Minister Without Portfolio, Then Trade And Commerce, And Resources  Personalities ▪ Politics 1941
25056 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Blendick, Winnipeg actor, frequent performer at Manitoba Theatre Centre and has appeared in some films.  Entertainment ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1964, September 23
25384 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Cambbell Haig (1910-1980). Winnipeg School Trustee Circa 1950; Vice-President, Canadian Bar Association,1959; Canadian Senator, 1962 - 1977  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1950
25632 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Charles Mcguigan (B. 1894). Roman Catholic Archbishop Of Regina, 1930-1934; Archbishop Of Toronto, 1934-1961.Elevated To Cardinal, 1945  Personalities ▪ Religion 1955
25135 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Coleman, Canada's first syndicated sports columnist; and member of Canadian News Hall of Fame.  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1980
25134 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Coleman, Canada's first syndicated sports columnist; and member, Canadian News Hall of Fame.  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1960
25178 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Cowan, Winnipeg Alderman And Member Of The Manitoba Legislature.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963
25436 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Douglas, Hudson's Bay Governor of Vancouver Island.  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities c. 1880
25630 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Duncan Mcgregor (1860-1935). Pioneered Breeding Of Aberdeen Angus Cattle Near Brandon, Manitoba. Appointed Lt.-Gov. Of Manitoba, 1929  Agriculture ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1930c
25174 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James E. Coyne, Winnipeg Lawyer and Governor of the Bank of Canada.  Finance ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1957, June
25374 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   James Gladstone, Cardston, Alberta.  Gladstone was the first aboriginal appointed to the Canadian Senate in 1958.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958
25211 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Hamilton Christie, Prominent Winnipeg Architect 1960'S, 1970'S, And President Of Manitoba Association Of Architects In 1968  Architecture ▪ Personalities 1972
25125 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James R. Conner, Elected Mayor Of Flin Flon, Mb, 1962. Executive, Hudson Bay Mining And Smelting Co. Ltd  Industry ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1974
25387 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James R. Cross, United Kingdom Trade Commissioner in Winnipeg 1960-62. Later, Senior British Trade Commissioner in Montreal. His kidnapping for 60 Days in 1970 by the FLQ resulted in the October Crisis. Photo shows Cross after his release on December 3.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, December
24117 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Richardson, Winnipeg South Liberal Candidate, at a campaign Bar-b-que.  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, June 16
25789 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Speers (1882-1955), Dominant Figure In Western Canadian Horseracing, Managing Director Of The Winnipeg Jockey Club, Polo Park; Director Of Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society; Posthumously Elected To Canada'S Sports Hall Of Fame In 1966  Businesses ▪ Horse Racing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1940c
25114 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     James Weir Clarke, President, Winnipeg Grain Exchange  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1965
25275 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jan Kamianski, Political Cartoonist, Winnipeg Tribune  Cartoons ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1965, January 29
25748 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jaroslav Bohdan Rudnyckyj. Chairman, Slavic Studies, University Of Manitoba; Manitoba Representative On Federal Royal Commission On Bilingualism And Biculturalism, 1963  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Universities 1963
25718 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jean Murray, Winnipeg Actress Active In Winnipeg Theatre Circles From The 1930'S Until The Time Of Her Death In 1966. She Was The Wife Of Winnipeg Tribune Columnist Victor V. Murray  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1954, October 1
25416 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jennifer Frain, Winnipeg Swimmer. At Age 14 Won Winnipeg Centennial Year Open Age-Group Award For Girls In 1974,Competed In Many Other Meets, Including An International Meet In Holland That Year  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1974, April 24
24097 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jerry Anderson, Manitoba Open Golf Champion  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1979, July 28
25830 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jim Breakey, Dean Of Mla'S, Liberal Member For Glenwood  Personalities ▪ Politics 1944, March 24
25168 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jim Clouser, dancer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet performing in their production of Danse Boheme.  Dance ▪ Personalities 1962, September 29
25144 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jim Daly, Director of the 1967 Pan American Games; Chairman of the Manitoba Committee on Amateur Sport in 1978.  Administration ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Sports 1979
25786 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jim Schaffer, Catcher With The Winnipeg Goldeyes Who Saw Major League Service With The St. Louis Cardinals And The Chicago Cubs  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1958, April 30
24797 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jim Wiley (Trib Photographer) award winning photo (CP) of a telephone booth overturned, but still being used.  Photography ▪ Telephones ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1979, July 22
23971 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jim Wishart, President, Manitoba Curling Association and Barry Mulvenny, examine computer generated bonspiel draw.  Associations ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1975, January 19
24027 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jimmy Bullock (left) 3rd Winner of the Mike Spack Award for his contribution to basketball development in Manitoba. Mr. Spack (right) is presenting the award.  Awards ▪ Basketball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1970, April 2
25603 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Jimmy King, Winnipeg Big Band Leader  Bands ▪ Music ▪ Personalities 1962
25430 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joanne Depape, a nationally ranked swimmer from Winnipeg who competed in the early 1970's  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1971
24138 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joe Borowski, former Provincial Cabinet Minister marches among the eighteen members of the coalition for life and league for life who picket the Winnipeg home of Dr. Lawrence Whytehead, author of a report recommending the limited use of euthanasia.  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Protests 1977, August 1
25396 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Joe Dion, president of the Indian Association of Alberta since 1977.    Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1979, September 7
24792 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joe Faragalli, Winnipeg Blue Bomber, In Ostrich Race  Personalities 1969, June 20
25547 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joe Land, D. 1966, Winnipeg Golfer In The 1930'S Who Won Many Manitoba And Saskatchewan Open Titles  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1935c
25842 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joey Gregorash, Winnipeg Recording Artist, Lead Singer Of The Mongrels, A Winnipeg Rock Group In The Late Sixties, And A Radio Announcer In Winnipeg In The 1980'S  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Radio 1969c
24070 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John "Jack" Blumberg, b.1892 Hull, P.Q., d.1961. Alderman and Metro Councillor for 36 years, called "Fighting Jack".   Personalities ▪ Politics 1950
25624 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John A. Macaulay, Winnipeg Lawyer And Businessman. Positions Included Vice-Presidency Of The Bank Of Montreal And Canada Safeway Ltd.; President, Canadian Bar Association, 1953 - 1954  Businesses ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1955c
24170 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Bracken (1884-1969), Premier of Manitoba from 1922 until he resigned in 1943. Member of Parliament (P.C.) from 1945 to 1949. In 1954, he headed a Royal Commission Inquiry into Manitoba's Liquor Laws. He died in Manotic, Ontario.  Parliament ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1940c
25189 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Bracken, Progressive Premier Of Manitoba, 1922-42, When He Resigned To Lead The Federal Conservative Partyrenamed Progressive Conservative Party  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958, February 19
25159 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Buss (b.1902-d.1955), nationally known sportswriter, member of the Winnipeg Tribune Staff from 1925 until 1953.  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1950
25161 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Butler, a choreographer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1968, September
25127 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Cochrane, Program Director, Radio Station Cjob, Winnipeg  Personalities ▪ Programs ▪ Radio 1976
25337 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Dickson, One Time Mayor Of North Kildonan  Personalities ▪ Politics 1962, March 27
25307 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Diefenbaker, Federal Progressive Leader Being Met By Duff Roblin, Premier Of Manitoba And An Unidentified Man Outside T.C.A. Building At The Airport  Airports ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, April 10
24371 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Diefenbaker, Prime Minister of Canada, at an election rally inside the Winnipeg Auditorium.  Auditoriums ▪ Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, March 9
25022 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Evans Adamson, 1884-1961. First Manitoba-Born Appointee to Court of King's Bench, 1922; Justice, Manitoba Court of Appeal, 1948; Chief Justice, 1955.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1955, January
25349 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John George And Olive Diefenbaker, In Winnipeg Shortly After Their Marriage. The Future Prime Minister Was At This Time Mp For Prince Albert  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1953, December
24073 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Girdlestone Glassco, 1879-1948, General Manager City Hydro, 1912-1944 and Alderman, 1944-46.  Hydro ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1940
25100 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John H. Bellows, Mayor Of Assiniboia  Personalities ▪ Politics 1964c
25313 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Hirsch, Director, Manitoba Theatre Centre And Actress Martha Henry, During A Reception Following A Performance Of “Mother Courage”  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1964, December 2
25312 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Hirsch, Director, Manitoba Theatre Centre And Actress, Martha Henry, During A Reception Following A Performance Of “Mother Courage”  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1964, December 2
25493 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Holden who headed "The John Holden Players" in Winnipeg 1936-39. He returned to Winnipeg in 1962 to direct "Once More, With feeling". He died in 1967 at age 71.  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1963, October
25834 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Inkster, The Father Of Colin Inkster Who Was The Sheriff Of Manitoba For Over 50 Years  Personalities ▪ Police 1880c
24598 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   John J. Wheeler, a resident of Brokenhead Reserve, Manitoba.  Wheeler was a 70 year old veteran of World War II and of Korea.  Military ▪ Personalities 1975
25425 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John King Gordon, born in Winnipeg in 1900 (son of Ralph Conner). Clergyman 1931-34, senior officer of the United Nations Secretariate from 1950-61, professor and editor of The Nation 1944-1948. Awarded Honourary Doctor of Law Degrees from Brandon University in 1974 and from University of Winnipeg in 1979.  Education ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1956, May 9
25546 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Lamont, Elected President, Manitoba Liberal Party In 1962. Provincial Campaign Chairman, 1962  Personalities ▪ Politics 1962, August
25186 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Leslie Bodie, Mayor Of East Kildonan, 1948 - 1955  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958c
25426 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John M. Gordon joined the Winnipeg Tribune as a reporter 1933, managing editor 1946-52. Became editorial writer for the Winnipeg Free Press that year.  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1950, February
25631 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Macgregor (Second From Left), Was Born In Scotland; Resident Of Powell River, Bc; Awarded The Victoria Cross In 1918 For Service With The 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Women ▪ World War I 1918c
25057 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Oliver Blick, founder and owner of CJOB Radio in Winnipeg. Director of CFRW and CKND TV.  Communications ▪ Personalities ▪ Radio ▪ Television 1966, December 15
25371 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John P. Gemmell, Physician-In-Chief, Winnipeg General Hospital; Professor Of Medicine, University Of Manitoba  Faculty ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1962
24450 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Paxton, Mayor of Gladstone, Manitoba, stands near the historic Third Crossing in his town.  Buildings ▪ History ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1957, June 22
24013 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Payne (R), new assistant coach showing Blue Bomber Head Coach, Jim Spavital, the proper way to do a headknock.  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1970, January 5
24067 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Queen, born 1882-died 1946; Winnipeg Alderman 1916; MLA (Labour) 1920-1941; Mayor of Winnipeg 1934, 1935, 1938-1942; elected to the Manitoba Legislature while serving prison term for his part in the 1919 strike.  Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1940
25517 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Queen, Winnipeg Mayor 1935-36, 1938-42  Personalities ▪ Politics 1944, November 10
25518 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Queen, Winnipeg Mayor And His Family  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1937, November 27
25519 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Queen, Winnipeg Mayor With Mrs. G. E. Smith Who Is Presenting The Mayor With A Red Cross Recognition Badge  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Red Cross ▪ Women 1939, June 8
25637 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Reginald Mcmillan. Vice-President Western Region, Canadian National Railways, 1950-1961; Chairman, Committee On Manitoba'S Economic Future, 1962-1964  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Railways 1957
25463 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Thomas Haig (1878-1962). Senator, 1935-62, Minister Without Portfolio And Government Leader In The Senate, 1957-58.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1962
25378 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John W. Graham, Professor, University Of Manitoba School Of Architecture; President, Royal Winnipeg Ballet  Architecture ▪ Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1971
24342 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Waks and Viola Busday, performers in the Winnipeg Ballet's Production of David Adam's "Geschrei" slated for performance at the Playhouse Theatre.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951, March 10
25627 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     John Walter Grant Macewan, Born 1902 Near Brandon, Mb. He Was Calgary City Council Member For 12 Years, Nine As Alderman, Three As Mayor. He Was A Member Of Alberta Legislature, 1955 - 1959; Lt.-Governor Of Alberta, 1966 - 1974. He Was Author Of 20 Books, Mainly On Western Canadian History  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1979
24125 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joseph Cardinal Slipyj, only surviving Ukrainian Catholic Cardinal, arriving at Winnipeg International Airport.  Airports ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Ukrainians 1968, June
25112 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joseph Clark, MP for High River, Alberta; Leader of the National Progressive Conservative Party and Prime Minister of Canada.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1959
25216 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joseph Cropo, Winnipeg Alderman 1961 - 1974c, Won 1974 Term By Acclamation  Personalities ▪ Politics 1961, October 24
25471 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joseph Harris, President And Chairman Of The Board, Great West Life Assurance Co  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1952
25619 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joseph P.M. Lecourt, Government Architect who supervised the construction of numerous Manitoba Public Buildings, including Winnipeg's first Post Office (Main Street at Owen Street); the first Custom's House; Stony Mountain Penitentiary, and the Lt.-Governor's Residence.  Architecture ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1870
25549 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Joseph W. Lawson, Professor of Mathematics, University of Manitoba; Appointed Dean of Arts and Sciences in 1949, and received honourary degree in 1975.  Education ▪ Faculty ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1975
24124 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Judge Peter Taraska being sworn in as Justice of The Citizenship Court of Winnipeg.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1968, February 23
23962 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Judge Peter Taraska presiding over citizenship court held at the Kiwanis Club.  Courts ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1978, April 18
25735 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Judge Walter Jacobson Lindal, Long Serving Judge For The Northern Judicial District Of Manitoba  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1962, April 21
25437 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Judith Duboff, Winnipegger dancing with the National Ballet of Yugoslavia.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women ▪ Yugoslavs 1972, July 15
25408 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Judith Evelyn, Actress, Winner Of The 1934 Governor-General'S Award Of The Dominion Drama Festival For The Best Individual Performance. She Later Left Winnipeg For New York Where She Was Successful On Broadway Including Her Role In Gaslight For Thr,"  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1963, June 7
25668 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Judith Moss, Winnipeg-born British Empire Games diving champion, 1934.  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1933
25075 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Judy Lamarsh, Federal Cabinet Minister, laughs it up with young fans at Winnipeg's Centennial Concert Hall opening ceremonies.  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1968, March 27
24001 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Justice W. Scott Wright (L) and Lt. Governor W. J. McKeag during swearing-in ceremonies. Looking on are Chief County Court Judge Alan R. Philip, Justice R. J. Matas, Chief Justice A. S. Dewar, Chief Justice Samuel Freedman.  Events ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1973, September 6
25811 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     K. R. Barkman, Mayor Of Steinbach, 1949 - 1959  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1973, November 30
25344 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Karen Devine, Mayor, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1974
25691 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Karen Magnussen. Vancouver Figure Skater Who Dominated The World Scene In The Early 1970s. Silver Medalist Olympics, Canadian And World Champion  Awards ▪ Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1973
24032 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Karl Hedlins (right) awarded The Carl Ridd Award by the Manitoba Basketball Coaches Association. The award was presented by Carl Ridd (seated).  Awards ▪ Basketball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1970, May 5
24162 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Karol Cardinal Wojtyla, the first Prince of the Roman Catholic Church to visit North America from behind the Iron Curtain, the future Pope John Paul II, at the dinner held in His Honour at the Marlborough Hotel in Winnipeg.  Dining ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1969, September 7
24163 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Karol Cardinal Wojtyla, the Metropolitan Archbishop of Krakow and future Pope John Paul II with George Cardinal Flahiff (left) at the Marlborough Hotel in Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Religion 1969, September 7
25008 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kathie McIntosh receiving some last minute advice from father and coach Bruce before embarking on her precedent-setting swim across Lake Winnipeg from Grand Marais.  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1955, August 15
25007 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kathie McIntosh, first person to swim Lake Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1955, August
24712 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kathleen Duffy, Royal Winnipeg Ballet Soloist, with David Yeddeau, first general manager of the Company, Jamie Jamieson, former Choreographer, and Casimir Carter, a former dancer who was in the Company's first performance in 1939.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1979, May 4
25678 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kathleen Richardson, Director, James A. Richardson & Sons, Ltd.; President, Royal Winnipeg Ballet; Member, Manitoba Arts Council  Businesses ▪ Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1954
24708 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kathy Duffy and Eric Hornstein, dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, pose in Assiniboine Park.  Dance ▪ Parks ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1973, July 21
25395 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Ken Dillen.  Dillen was the New Democratic Party MLA for Thompson, Manitoba, 1973-1977, Status Indian, and former president of the Thompson United Steelworkers Union.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Unions 1977
25268 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ken Leishman Being Escorted Off An Air Canada Viscount Upon His Return To Winnipeg  Crime ▪ Personalities 1966, September 9
56391 A1722 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ken Watson Won Manitoba Curiling Championships In 1936, 1942, And 1949; National Honours And Brier Trophy In 1936, 1942, And 1949. Nominated Into Canada'S Sports Hall Of Fame In 1969  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1969, August 26
23957 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ken Watson, Honourary Chairman Air Canada Silver Broom, receiving from Don McLeod, V.P. Air Canada, The Elmer Freitag Memorial Award for service in promoting International Curling.  Associations ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1978, March 26
24393 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kenneth Leishman, recaptured escapee from Headingley Jail, rides in the back of a police car after his return from Gary, Indiana, where he flew in a stolen plane.  Crime ▪ Jails ▪ Personalities ▪ Police 1966, September 9
24392 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kenneth Leishman, who had escaped from Headingley Jail with three other prisoners and flown with them in a stolen plane to Gary, Indiana, where he was arrested, is escorted by a policeman upon his arrival at Winnipeg International Airport.  Airports ▪ Crime ▪ Jails ▪ Personalities ▪ Police 1966, September 9
24893 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kevin McDermid, fifteen years old, winner of the Winnipeg Art Gallery's City Championship Pinball Tournament poses in this.  Art ▪ Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1975, July 27
24662 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Killarney's main thoroughfare during the summer of that town's 75th Anniversary.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1957, June 22
24718 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Kit Copping, dancer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women c. 1960
24945 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Knox Presbyterian Church  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900c
25301 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     L. B. Pearson, Federal Liberal Leader, News Conference  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, March 8
25444 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     L. Raymond Fennell, Mayor Of Fort Garry, Winnipeg, Mb  Personalities ▪ Politics 1955c
25302 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     L.B. Pearson, Arriving At The Fort Garry Hotel  Hotels ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, March 7
25019 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     L.R. (Bud) Sherman, journalist and news director with C-Jay Television; MLA and Manitoba Cabinet Minister in the Lyon Administration.  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1962, May
25714 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lady Macdonald, Wife Of Hugh John Macdonald, Former Premier Of Manitoba And Son Of Canada'S First Prime Minister  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1900c
25514 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lakecraft Tied Up To Gimli Dock For Winter Storage  Boats ▪ Docks ▪ Towns 1957, November 15
24823 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Land Titles Building, Broadway Avenue At Kennedy Street  Government Buildings ▪ Realty ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1955c
24290 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Large crowd at Winnipeg Flying Club greeting the Winnipeg Blue Bombers upon their return from the Grey Cup.  Events ▪ Football ▪ Sports 1957, November 25
25512 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Large Steel Barge Sliding Into The Red River  Barges ▪ Rivers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1961, May 31
25040 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Larry Desjardins and Ed Schreyer, Manitoba's Premier hold a news conference to announce Mr. Desjardins (MLA St. Boniface) will be joining the new government's cabinet.  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1969, July 1
24999 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Larry Desjardins, MP and MLA, Manitoba Cabinet Minister. B. 1923, Funeral Director, MLA (NDP) 1959- , Cabinet 1971-77, 81- .  Personalities ▪ Politics 1955c
25026 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Laurie Armstrong, World Record holder in the 50, 60, and 300 yard dashes in the 1910s and 1920s.  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1957, April
24011 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lavonne Pitts, President, Manitoba Branch Canadian Ladies Golf Association presenting a tree to Harvey Kay, President, Glendale Country Club, in honour of the Club's hosting their annual tournament.  Associations ▪ Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trees ▪ Women 1971, June 1
25472 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lawren Harris (1886-1970). Original Member Of The Group Of Seven Canadian Artists  Art ▪ Personalities 1962
25665 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lawrence E. Ostrander (1899-1976) Metro Councillor, 1960-1966; Vice-Chairman, 1962-1966; Chairman, 1966  Personalities ▪ Politics 1966
25209 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lawrie Cherniack, Winnipeg Ndp Alderman 1971-74  Personalities ▪ Politics 1978
24245 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lecture Theatre and Library, Brandon University.  Buildings ▪ Libraries ▪ Universities 1970, August 20
24809 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Legendary American Entertainer Buffalo Bill Cody in a group of Indigenous people in front of Upper Fort Garry Gate as a few people watch.  Cowboys ▪ Entertainment ▪ Personalities ▪ Upper Fort Garry 1890c
25446 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lemoine Fitzgerald, Winnipeg Painter, Member Of The Famed Group Of Seven, Professor At The University Of Manitoba  Art ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1958, February 8
25473 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lemuel Harris, Ccf-Ndp Mla For Logan, 1967 - 1969  Personalities ▪ Politics 1966
25050 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Len Andree, Winnipeg Actor  Entertainment ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1966, March 22
24081 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Len Stevens, Manitoba Federation of Labour President.  Labour ▪ Personalities 1976, January 29
25032 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lennox Gordon Bell, Dean of Manitoba Medical School; Physician-in-Chief, Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1962
25155 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lenny Breau, a one-time Winnipegger who attained a reputation as one of North America's foremost jazz guitarists.  Music ▪ Personalities 1973
25356 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Leonard Earl, Winnipeg Tribune Legislative Columnist; First President And Life Member Of The Legislative Press Gallery  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1950
25755 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Leonard H. Shebeski, Dean Of Agriculture, University Of Manitoba, 1965-1979; Chairman, Manitoba Research Council, 1971; Director, Manitoba Agricultural Museum, 1979  Agriculture ▪ Personalities ▪ Research ▪ Universities 1972
25671 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Leonard Pearlman, Winnipeg-Born, Vienna-Trained Symphony Conductor  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1957
25657 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Leslie Morris, National Leader Of The Communist Party Of Canada, 1962-1964. Founder, First Winnipeg Branch Of Young Worker'S League; First National Secretary Of League; Editor-In-Chief Of The Daily Clarion, First Communist Daily In Canada (C1930s) And The Daily Tribune (Post 1945)  Journalism ▪ Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1962
25790 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Leverette Spencer, Right-Handed Pitcher For The Winnipeg Goldeyes, Named To The Northern League All-Star Team In1954.  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1954
25363 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lewis B. Foote (1873 - 1957), Winnipeg'S Premiere Commercial Photographer Whose Work Documented Winnipeg'S Development From The Turn Of Thec Entury. He Was Born In Foote'S Cove, A Small Island Community Off The Coast Of Newfoundland. He Bought His First Camera When He Was Sixteen. He Married Mary Mackichan And In 1902 They Arrived In Winnipeg  Personalities ▪ Photography 1957
25775 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lewis D. Whitehead, Editor Of Brandon Sun Since 1953. Publisher Since 1961  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1957, April
25489 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lewis St. George Stubbs, controversial lawyer, Judge 1922-1933, independent member of the Manitoba Legislature 1936-1949. He died in 1958 at age 79.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1954, November 27
25527 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lewis St. George Stubbs, Judge removed by the Bennett Government and an Independent MLA with his wife, Mary Alice.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1954, November 11
24066 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lewis St. George Stubbs, Manitoba County Court Judge.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1922
25331 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Liberal delegates to annual convention, seated (Left to right): Mrs. J. Lamont, Paul Martin, Federal MP, Mrs. G. Molgat. Standing (Left to right): Gildas Molgat and J. Lamont.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1962, January 12
25829 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lieut. Col. L. D. M. Baxter, Past President Of The Canadian Legion  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War II 1942, September 14
25458 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lieut.-Col. A. Hamilton Gault, Native Of Montreal, Founder Of The Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry Regiment In 1914. He Later Sat As A Member Of British Parliament  Military ▪ Parliament ▪ Personalities 1951, June 29
25915 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lieutenant Governor F.L. (Bud) Jobin Congratulates The New Governor-General Edward Schreyer  Personalities ▪ Politics 1978, December 9
25914 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lieutenant Governor F.L. (Bud) Jobin Greets Jim Lajoie (On Right) Of The Knights Of Columbus At Theannual New Year'S Levee At Manitoba'S Government House. Included In The Reception Line Are Donie Jobin, Premier Sterling Lyon And Barbara Lyon. 400 People Attended The Levee  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1979, January 1
25802 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lieutenant-Colonel G. A. Wells, Warden Of St. Johns College In Winnipeg  Colleges ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1943, July 27
25621 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lillian Lewis, Winnipeg Born Ballet Dancer And Actress. Appeared With The Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Manitoba Theatre Centre, And Rainbow Stage  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1966
25919 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lily Schreyer, With Her Son Jason, Prepare To Leave For London To Meet Queen Elizabeth Ii Priorto Edward Schreyer Taking His Position As Governor-General Of Canada On Jan. 22, 1979  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1978
24146 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Linda Cooke (right) Tribune Reporter, undergoing a YWCA fitness test administered by future provincial cross-country ski champion Pat McCarthy as part of a story for the newspaper.  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Skiing ▪ Women 1977, June 6
24654 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Line-up at Concession Stand at Beach in Bird's Hill Provincial Park.  Beaches ▪ Children ▪ Parks 1970, August
24849 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Linotype Operator, Winnipeg Tribune  Journalism ▪ Machinery ▪ Newspapers ▪ Printing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, April
25400 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lionel Ditz, On His Appointment As Director, Media Services, University Of Winnipeg In 1972. In 1980, Ditzheaded A Special Task Force On Media And Education  Communications ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1972, July 17
39922 A1336 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lloyd Stinson Leads The Way, Followed By Hon. Tommy Douglas And His Wife At An Election Rally In Winnipeg  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1965, November 2
24634 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Loading supplies from aircraft onto dog sled in Manitoba's North.  Aircraft ▪ Dogs ▪ Sleds 1954, March
24491 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Loading the seeder for planting.  Agriculture ▪ Machinery ▪ Planting ▪ Seeding 1958
24646 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Loading Train At The Cranberry Portage Railway Station  Buildings ▪ Stations ▪ Towns 1950c
24378 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Local artists decorate construction fence on the site of Winnipeg's Centennial Concert Hall during what was dubbed a paint-in. From left: Bill Lobchuk, Anne Fallis, Lynne Fallis, and Michaele Berman.  Art ▪ Construction ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, June 12
25192 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lois M. Britton, Appointed Principal Keewatin Community College In The Pas, 1976. Reportedly The First Woman To Head A Community College In Canada  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1975, December
24086 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lorne Clapson, Vice-President and General Manager for Cargill Grain's Western Canada Operations.  Agriculture ▪ Personalities 1979, January 4
25196 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lou Cameron, Leader Of The Warriors Society Who Led The Occupation Of Anicinable Park In Kenora Protesting Racism In That Ontario Town  Personalities ▪ Towns 1974, July 28
24362 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Louis Cusson and Mireille Grandpierre at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1955, November 5
25145 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Louis Deniset, Liberal MP for St. Boniface, 1957-1958; Justice, Court of Queen's Bench, 1965-  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1978
25139 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt. Col. Andrew Currie played with Winnipeg Rugby Club in the 1930s.  Football ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1960
25695 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt. Col. J. B. Mitchell, Original Rnwmp Veteran Of Fenian Raids. Wwi Veteran. Designed Several Of Winnipeg Schools, Including Kelvin. He Died In1945 At The Age Of 93  Architecture ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ RCMP ▪ Schools ▪ World War I 1926, November
25122 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt. Robert Grierson Combe, 27 Battalion, awarded the Victoria Cross.  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities c. 1917
25470 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt. Robert Hanna, Awarded The Victoria Cross For Service With The 29th Battalion, Vancouver  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1919c
25600 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt.-Col. William Nassau Kennedy (1837-1885). Founder, Winnipeg Field Battery (Later 13th Field Battery, Rca [M].) Second Mayor Of Winnipeg, 1875-1876  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1875c
25390 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt.-General William Carr, at 45, Canada's youngest two star general, was appointed head of Canadian Armed Forces Training Bases, Headquarters in Winnipeg. In 1975, the Air Command was formed with Carr as head. He retired in 1978.  Military ▪ Personalities 1978
25288 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt.-Governor And Mrs. Errick Willis Receiving Margaret Konantz, During Opening Of The Manitoba Legislature Reception  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1964, February 6
23973 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt.-Governor and Mrs. Jack McKeag with G. A. Wilson (L) and Claude Wilson (R) during The Brothers New Store Opening.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1975, January 22
25289 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lt.-Governor Errick Willis Reading The Speech From The Throne During The Opening Of The Manitoba Legislature  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1965, February 6
25720 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Luba Novak, Winnipeg Cellist, Winner Of The Aikins Trophy At The Manitoba Music Festival In 1939, Studied In New York Under Joseph Schuster And Later Joined The Kansas City Philharmonic  Awards ▪ Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1956, October 13
25488 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Lydia Gruchy, first woman ever ordained into the ministry of any church in Canada. She became Minister of St. Andrews United Church of Moose Jaw on November 5, 1936.  Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Women 1936, November
25520 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     M. J. Coldwell (right) retiring CCF Leader consoling Stanley Knowles who lost his federal seat to a Tory candidate.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958, April 1
25674 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     M.H.S. Penhace, Commanding Officer, Prairie Command, 1946-1951; Director Of Civil Defence For Greater Winnipeg, 1951-1953  Military ▪ Personalities 1947
25133 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     M.J. Coldwell, 1889-1974. Leader of the Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)  Personalities ▪ Politics 1957
25132 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     M.J. Coldwell, 1889-1974. Leader of the Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)  Personalities ▪ Politics 1967
24255 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     M.J. Coldwell, CCF National Leader (seated) reads over the party's policy statement prior to Winnipeg Convention. Looking on (Left to right): Elmer Roper, Former Alberta Party Leader; Mrs. Grace MacInnes; and C.M. Fines, Saskatchewan's Provincial Treasurer.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1956, July 31
25404 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Magnus Eliason, Ccf Ndp Organizer, Winnipeg Alderman, 1969-71, 1974-77, Re-Elected 1983.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1974
25217 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Maida Criddle 88, Pioneer Manitoban, Awarded Family Centennial Plaque Of The Canadian Meteoroligal Service In Recognition Of 56 Years Of Weather Observation At St. Albans, Manitoba, 1885- 1941  Environment ▪ Personalities ▪ Plaques ▪ Women 1972, February 10
24466 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Main entrance of the Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1920
24467 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Main entrance of the Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1940
25228 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Main Factory / Manufacturing Building For Motor Coach Industries In Fort Garry Under Construction  Buses ▪ Construction ▪ Factories ▪ Manufacturers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1967, February 5
24830 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Main Street by night, south from Higgins Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1980, July
24230 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Main Street, Birtle, Manitoba during early snowstorm.  Snowstorms ▪ Towns 1903, September 13
24813 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Main Street, Wawanesa, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1969, December
24123 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Maitland B. Steinkopf, Chairman of The Manitoba Centennial Corporation, and wife, on the grand staircase of the Centennial Concert Hall just prior to its grand opening.  Halls ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1968, March 24
25771 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Maj. Gen. Christopher Vokes One Time Winnipeg Infantry Commander D.S.O. Hero Of Italian Campaign. Retired In1959  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War II 1945c
24173 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Maj. Gen. Samuel Benfield Steele (1849-1919); served with the Wolseley Expedition in 1870; inspector with the RNWMP in 1882; Inspector General with the Western Militia Division 1914.  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Police 1914c
25739 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Major General Harold James Riley (1887 - 1975). President, Manitoba Bar Association, 1932 - 1933. District Officer In Command Of Military District No. 10, 1939 - 1942; Director Of National Selective Service, 1942  Judiciary ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1940
25805 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Major General Hugh A. Young, Of Winnipeg, Served In Both World Wars And Held Senior Federal Government Posts From 1946 To 1963, Including Deputy Minister Of Public Works  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1953, June 20
24850 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Making up a page at the Winnipeg Tribune.  Journalism ▪ Machinery ▪ Newspapers ▪ Printing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, April
24507 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Man carrying a St. Boniface flood evacuee from her home to drier ground.  Floods ▪ Winnipeg Streets ▪ Women 1950, May 15
24289 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Man holding 2 turkeys on a farm in Manitoba's Interlake Region.  Agriculture ▪ Birds ▪ Costumes ▪ Poultry 1975, September
24583 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Man Inspects Western Smallware And Stationary, 85 Princess St. After Fire, Loss: $393,173  Fires ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1956, December 10
24981 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Managing Editor John M. Gordon (centre, background) responsible for local and wire news. It is checked and headlined by the "Deskmen" under the eye of News Editor, Herbert Manning; Deskmen (Left to right): Eric Wells, B. Metcalfe, H.J. Hansell, C. Young. At the right City Editor W. Christopherson and Asistant City Editor James C. Anderson.  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1950, February 18
24312 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba Air Policy Task Force commissioned to study the move of the Air Canada overhaul base to Dorval in Quebec.  Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, December 5
25813 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba Athlete Of The Century Cece Browne, Flanked By (L) Centennial Corporation Chairman, Maitland Steinkopf And Lieutenant Governor Jack Mckeag  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Sports 1970, September 19
25049 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba author J.W. Anderson, author of Fur Traders Story.  Authors ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Personalities 1954, December 24
24620 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba citizens send a mass thank you telegram with more than 8,000 signatures to Dr. Jonas E. Salk, discoverer of the polio vaccine. Photo in CNT Office with CNT staff.  Children ▪ Communications ▪ Disease ▪ Documents ▪ Medicine 1955, April 23
24472 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba Health and Welfare building on Sherbrook Street in Winnipeg.  Government Buildings ▪ Offices ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1955
25031 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba physician and educator Dr. Gordon Bell.  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities c. 1900
25067 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba Premier Duff Roblin with his bride, the former Mary MacKay, leaving Church after their wedding ceremony in Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Weddings ▪ Women 1958, September
25357 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba Provincial Judge John Enns  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1970
24638 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Manitoba School for Retardates in Portage la Prairie.  Buildings ▪ Schools 1977, September
25543 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marcel Lambert, Mp (Pc) Edmonton West, First Elected In 1957, House Speaker In The Diefenbaker Government; Former Rhodes Scholar  Personalities ▪ Politics 1980, June 4
23998 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marcel Olliver, French Consul for Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1973, June 6
25338 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marg 'Maggie' Hood, Tribune Writer And Editor Of The Women'S Page  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1962, April 18
25496 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marg Homenuik, Seven Time Winner City And District Champion For The Manitoba Ladies Golf Association  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1970, June 15
25616 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Margaret Laurence, Manitoba-Born Author  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1965
24071 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Margaret McWilliams, 1875-1952, wife of R.F. McWilliams, Lt.- Governor of Manitoba, author of the book, "Manitoba Milestones" in 1927, and "This New Canada". First woman graduate, University of Toronto, Political Science; elected as Winnipeg's 2nd Woman Alderman, 1933.  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1940
25643 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Margaret Mcwilliams, Author And Journalist. First Female Alderman In Winnipeg (1933). Wife Of R. F. Mcwilliams, Lt.-Governor Of Manitoba, 1940-1953  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1933
25451 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marie Fournier, Director Of The Centre Culturel Franco-Manitobain In Winnipeg  Associations ▪ French ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1974, October 2
24720 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marilyn Young and Frank Hobi, dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1957, January 3
24357 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marina Katronis and Marilyn Young, dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1956, December 29
25101 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marius Benoist, conductor of St. Boniface Basilica Choir for over 30 years, and composer of the Olk Opera la Recontre dans L'Escalier.  Music ▪ Personalities c. 1960
25590 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marjorie Johnston. President, Manitoba Theatre Centre, 1968-1969. She Was Cultural Arts Chairman, Winnipeg Centennial Committee; And Was Awarded Order Of Canada, 1980  Awards ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1959
25148 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mark Danzker, Winnipeg City Alderman, 1959-69. Director, Freshwater Fish Marketing Board, 1969. President,Winnipeg Jewish Foundation, 1972, 1974-75  Personalities ▪ Politics 1969
24144 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marti Maraden, California Born Stratford Resident, an actress in Manitoba Theatre Centre's Production, “Relatively Speaking”.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1977, January 13
24008 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Marv Arnason, North American Amateur Lightweight Boxing Champion, training for a fight sponsored by the Royal Athletic Boxing Club at St. Mary's Hall.  Boxing ▪ Clubs ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1971, January 5
25354 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mary Eady, Director, Manitoba Department Of Labour Women'S Bureau  Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1972
25044 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mary Rose Thacker performing on skates. She was the American Cup and Women's Figure Skating Champion 1938 and 1941. Recipient of the Velma Springstead Memorial Award (1941) and the Canadian Press Award (1941).  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1941, December 27
25043 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mary Rose Thacker, American Cup and Women's Figure Skating Champion 1938, and 1941. Recipient of the Velma Springstead Memorial Award (1941) and the Canadian Press Award (1941).  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1938, December 8
25593 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mary V. Jordan, Labour Activist And Writer Of Canadian, Especially Winnipeg, History  Authors ▪ Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1975
25626 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Maude D. Mccreery. Winnipeg Alderman (Ward 1), 1948-1958c. Active In Charitable And Professional Organizations, Such As The Canadian National Institute For The Blind And The Business And Professional Women'S Club  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1954
24795 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Maurice Burchall, television announcer, first television in Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Television 1954, June 2
25140 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Maurice Buzz Currie, City Editor, Winnipeg Tribune  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1979
25130 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Maxwell Cohen, Dean Of Mcgill University Law School. Co-Chairman, International Joint Commission  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1961
24212 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mayor Bill Norrie speaking at the opening of the Bank of Nova Scotia's Regional Offices. Looking on (left to right): Sterling Lyon, Manitoba's Premier; Larry Mason, and C.E. Richie, both bank executives.  Banks ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1979, September 4
25526 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mayor Garnet Coulter meeting Alderman George Sharpe during Civic Election.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1954, October 28
25320 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mayor George Suttee, East Kildonan, Holding Canadian Highway Safety Council Award Acknowledging The City'S Fatality-Free Year  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, September 16
24041 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mayor S. Juba accepting a $589,516 cheque from Federal Supply Minister James Richardson to cover the Federal Government's 46% of the Pan Am Games deficit.  Ceremonies ▪ Games ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Sports 1970, June 15
25335 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mayor Steve Juba And City Employees Look Through Material Found In The Cornerstone Of Old City Hall  Artifacts ▪ City Halls ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1962, February 10
25248 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mayor Steve Juba Conducts Special Council Meeting To Formulate Plans On How To Deal With The Snowstorm That Had Paralyzed The City  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Snowstorms 1966, March 4
23979 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mayor Steve Juba, with Shirley Pasuta, Miss Firefighter and Fire Chief Cam Chewan, doing a promotion for the National Firefighters Curling Championships that are to be held in Winnipeg.  Advertising ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1975, March 19
24217 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     McDermot Avenue Baptist Church, Winnipeg.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1964, November
24947 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mcintyre Block, Built 1898, 404 - 424 Main Street.  Blocks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900c
25556 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Meadowvale School, a one-room schoolhouse in Rural Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Schools ▪ Towns 1964, February 5
25143 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mel Dagg, Winnipeg Tribune Outdoors Columnist And Sportsman  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1965
24050 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Melvin Fritz Hansen, known as the Golden Ghost, Winnipeg Blue Bomber Player in the late 1930's.  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1935
24140 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members and supporters of the Winnipeg Newspaper Guild's Unit Protest the firing of Free Press Telephone Solicitor Barbara Chalmers.  Protests ▪ Women 1977, June 22
24843 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the Blue Bomberettes, Winnipeg Blue Bomber cheerleaders, performing.  Costumes ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1967, July
24098 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the Canadian Legion parading down Memorial Blvd. In Winnipeg to open the Legion's 26th National Convention, which coincided with that organization's 50th Anniversary.  Associations ▪ Military ▪ Parades 1976, June 13
24863 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the first class of agriculture at the University of Manitoba. Seated: Dr. T.J. Harrison; left to right: T.J. Strachan, Hamiota, S.A. Fargey, La Riviere, W.J. McCuarg, Vancouver, Elwood Fraser of Winnipeg.  Agriculture ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1956, June 22
24110 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Members of the Fisher River and Peguis Reserves protesting at the Manitoba Legislature, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Protests began after the Federal government cut back funds for Indigenous Health Services; they were seeking provincial support for their cause.  Protests ▪ Women 1968, March 21
24716 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet capering on and around their bus upon arrival in Chicago. Bus Driver Charles Miller, also of Winnipeg, poses at left.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1954, April 1
24710 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet in performance.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1977, October 6
24355 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet: (From left) Alfa Liepa of Lithuania; Virginia Wakelyn of Banff; Paul Sutherland of Texas; Judy Shaw of Toronto; and Larry Gradus from the Bronx, N.Y.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1956, September 8
24195 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles "E" Company march down Portage Avenue enroute to final inspection prior to leaving for Valcartier, Quebec.  Military ▪ Parades 1951, June 27
24836 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the Winnipeg Police Force with motorcycles in front of the Rupert Street Station.  Motorcycles ▪ Police ▪ Uniforms 1955, December
23984 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of the Winnipeg Police Pipe Band marching in the rain during Red River Exhibition Parade.  Bands ▪ Exhibitions ▪ Parades ▪ Police 1975, June 22
23993 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of Winnipeg's Interdenominational Deaf Choir performing at St. Alphonsus Church.  Choirs ▪ Churches 1973, March 11
24180 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members of Winnipeg's Women's Liberation Group march down Portage Avenue to demand reform to the abortion laws.  Protests ▪ Winnipeg Streets ▪ Women 1970, August 8
25256 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Members Of Winnipeg'S Press Club Prior To Boarding Their Charter Flight To London, England  Clubs ▪ Journalism ▪ Women 1964, September 3
50061 A1502 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Men & Machinery Working To Strengthen Dikes At Norwood Bridge, Winnipeg, Mb, During Flood  Bridges ▪ Dikes ▪ Floods ▪ Trucks 1950, May
24214 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Men standing in front of Manning and Co. Bankers, Building, noted as the financial centre of Winnipeg.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1881
24670 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Men standing outside in front of the Hudson's Bay Company's York Factory Post.  Forts ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Posts 1957, June 15
24671 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mennonites dining after a barn raising in Southern Manitoba.  Agriculture ▪ Dining ▪ Immigration ▪ Mennonites 1964, July 28
24137 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Metis commemorating the 92nd Anniversary of Louis Riel's death with a ceremony at his grave in cemetery at St. Boniface. The remains of the St. Boniface Basilica seen in the background at St. Boniface, Manitoba. Sandra De Laronde lays a wreath as others look on.  Cemeteries ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Costumes ▪ Graves ▪ Metis ▪ Monuments ▪ Riel ▪ Women 1977, November 16
24022 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Metro Chairman Jack Willis and Russ Doern MLA, join Dr. Hugh Saunderson, President, University of Manitoba, for the opening of the University's Festival of Life and Learning.  Festivals ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Universities 1970, February 11
25820 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Metro Winnipeg Chairman R. H. G. Bonnycastle, And Councillor J. Willis And A. E. Bennett Boarding A Train For Themetrol Council Disscussion Weekend At Shoal Lake  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1962, January 2
23980 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Michael Beddar, President, Hebrew Sick Benefit Association and Hy Gardner, Co-Chairman Building Committee, with model of Synogogue to be built on Sinclair Street.  Associations ▪ Events ▪ Hebrews ▪ Personalities ▪ Plans ▪ Synagogues 1975, April 2
25501 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Michael Ewanchuk, Author Of History Of The Ukrainian Settlement In The Gimli District (1976). He Was A Long Time School Inspector. He Retired In 1973 And Was Awarded An Honourary Doctor Of Law Degree, By The University Of Winnipeg In 1979.  Authors ▪ Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Ukrainians 1979, May 6
24641 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Middlechurch Home for the Aged, Middlechurch, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Residences ▪ Towns 1955, May
24743 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Midland Railway Co. of Manitoba Office, Isabel Avenue at Rose Street.  Railways ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1953
24494 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Migrant Mexican farm labourers planting seedlings on Manitoba farm.  Agriculture ▪ Immigration ▪ Labour ▪ Latin Americans ▪ Planting ▪ Seeding 1976, May
25638 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mildred B. Mcmurray, Winnipeg Lawyer. First Manitoba Woman Q.C. First President, Business And Professional Women'S Club  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1950
24644 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mile 16 of track-laying to Lynn Lake, Manitoba.  Construction ▪ Railways 1952, October
24508 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Milkman delivering can of milk by wheelbarrow through flood waters in the Wildwood Section of Fort Garry Area of Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Dairies ▪ Floods ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1950, May
25027 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Milton Ernest Ashton, Canadian Aviation Pioneer, co-founder of Wings, Ltd., managing director, 1934-42; Chairman of the Board of Transair, 1956.  Aviation ▪ Personalities 1943, September
24992 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miner paying for a purchase with gold dust in a Yukon Territories Store.  Mining ▪ Stores ▪ Towns 1897
24993 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miners and officials in front of the Dawson Town Site Co. and Harper and Ladue Mill Co. Office.  Buildings ▪ Mining ▪ Towns 1897
24627 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miners at work in Inco Mine in Northern Manitoba.  Mining 1961
24628 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miners at work in Inco Mine in Northern Manitoba.  Machinery ▪ Mining c. 1965
24629 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miners at work in Inco Mine in Northern Manitoba.  Machinery ▪ Mining c. 1965
24647 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miners outside buildings at Beaver Mine in Northwestern Ontario.  Mining c. 1890
24353 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mireille Grandpierre as The Spider in the Winnipeg Ballet's Production of the Feast of the Spider.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1953, June 13
25847 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mireille Grandpierre, Ballerina With The Royal Winnipeg Ballet  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1957, February 16
25405 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miriam Green Ellis, Journalist For 40 Years. Based In Winnipeg, She Retired In 1952 As Western Editor Of The Family Herald And Weekly Star, A National Farm Magazine. She Died In 1964  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951, October 10
24888 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miss Anne Stevenson, sister of the late Capt. F.J. Stevenson, admires a display at Winnipeg International Airport in her brother's honour. It was unveiled by, from left, Hartley, David and Royden Richardson, the grandchildren of the late James A. Richard.  Airports ▪ Aviation ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1978, May 25
25336 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miss Eva Lathan, Director, Ndp Women'S Committee  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1962, March 6
24113 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Miss Manitoba Karen Hawthorne At The Red River Exhibition  Exhibitions ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1968, June
25689 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mla Earl Mckellar, Conservative (Souris-Killarney); Elected 1958. He Died April, 1976  Personalities ▪ Politics 1973
24639 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mla Jim Walding Touring Workshop Of Manitoba School For Retardates In Portage La Prairie  Buildings ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Schools 1978, March
25562 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Modern lounge and fountain at the Selkirk Mental Hospital in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Fountains ▪ Hospitals ▪ Lounges ▪ Towns 1974, July 19
25263 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Montage Of Brock-Corydon School'S Centennial Play Scenes  Entertainment ▪ Events 1960, June 2
24296 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Montage of Trans-Canada Air Lines Commercial Aircraft dated from circa 1945 to circa 1965.  Aircraft ▪ Aviation c. 1965
24692 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Moose calves at tourists' auto in Riding Mountain National Park.  Moose ▪ Parks c. 1930
25653 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Morley Meredith, Winnipeg-Born North American Opera Star  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1957
25379 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Morris A. Gray (1891-1966), Trustee, Winnipeg School Board, 1926 - 1930; Winnipeg City Councillor, 1930 - 1942; Mla (Ccf - Ndp, Inkster), 1941 - 1966  Faculty ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1958
25098 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Most Reverend W. F. Barfoot, Archbishop Of Rupertsland  Personalities ▪ Religion 1960
24885 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Moth Aircraft at Stevenson Field in Winnipeg.  Aircraft ▪ Aviation ▪ Hangars ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1932
24493 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Moving hay stack with hayrack and tractor.  Agriculture ▪ Hay Racks ▪ Haying ▪ Tractors 1955c
24744 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Moving the Countess of Dufferin Steam Locomotive from the CPR Station, across Higgins Avenue. Photo by Foote.  Locomotives ▪ Railways ▪ Stations ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
24000 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     MP Doug Rowland (L), Health Minister Rene Toupin and MLA Don Craik participating in tricycle race during centennial celebrations on the Legislative Grounds.  Bicycles ▪ Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1973, July 1
24982 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stevenson, parents of the late Captain F. J. Stevenson, admire marble tablet unveiled during the Winnipeg Flying Club's Ceremonies naming their facilities Stevenson Aerodrome. Photo by Foote.  Airports ▪ Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1928, May 28
25700 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mr. Justice William Marrow, Nt Supreme Court Judge From 1965-1976. Delivered Landmark Decisions I.E. Drybones, Bill Of Rights Case And Land Claims.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1975, February 19
23969 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Betty Vokey, Director, Convention Sales, Convention and Visitors Bureau and President, Manitoba Chapter, Hotel Sales and Management Association.  Associations ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1978, December 12
25030 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. C.W. Ma Bell, Mother of the North, Flin Flon pioneer and long-time resident.  Personalities ▪ Towns ▪ Women 1942
24719 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Constance Officer (centre) Costumes Mistress for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, at work during a fitting with one of the dancers.  Costumes ▪ Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1953, December 31
24729 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Constance Officer, Royal Winnipeg Ballet Costumes Mistress, adjusts the Tutu of Dancer, Kit Copping.  Costumes ▪ Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women c. 1960
25085 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. D. L. Campbell, Wife Of The Manitoba Premier  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1957, October 15
25072 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Duff Roblin (wife of the Premier), with Linda Livingston, performer (right) at Manitoba Theatre Centre Opening Night.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1964, September 24
25440 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Eleanor Edmond, President Of The Women'S Committee To The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, The Wednesday Morning Musical Club And The Women'S Musical Club. A Life Member Of The Mckinnon Guild Of Children'S Hospital And A Life Member Of The Women'S,"  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1953, January 14
25928 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Elizabeth Schreyer, Mother Of Edward Schreyer, At The Time Her Son Was Appointed Governorgeneral Of Canada  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1979, December
25389 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. H. F. Danielson, active in the Manitoba Drama League for over thirty years. Playwright, editor of Icelandic Canadian for seven years. Organized and led the Icelandic Canadian evening school in Winnipeg for three years.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1953, July 3
25421 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Isabella Mary Gainsford, granddaughter of Sir John A. MacDonald, Canada's First Prime Minister. Her father was Hugh John MacDonald who was Premier of Manitoba in 1900.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1955, October 17
25917 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Lily Schreyer With Dawn Mckeag And Mrs. Fox. Photo By Jeff De Booy  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1973, December
25457 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Mrs. Stuart S. Garson, Wife Of The Premier Of Manitoba  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1947, February 27
25702 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Msgr. Athol (Pere) Murray, Founder Of Notre Dame College In Wilcox, Saskatchewan. Died In 1975 At The Age Of 83  Colleges ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1969, April 15
25117 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Msgr. Norman J. Chartrand, Winnipeg Archdiocese Chancellor; President, Community Welfare Planning Council  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1969
25118 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Msgr. Norman J. Chartrand, Winnipeg Archdiocese Chancellor; President, Community Welfare Planning Council  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1969
24285 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Multi-combine harvesting team at Parrish Farms, near Lockport, Manitoba. Photo taken by Jim Walker.  Agriculture ▪ Harvesting ▪ Machinery 1977, August
25677 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Muriel (Mrs. James A.) Richardson (1890-1973), President, James A. Richardson & Sons, Ltd., 1939-1966  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1967
25787 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Murray B. Senens, Winnipeg Actor, Prominent In Winnipeg Theatre Circles, Also Appeared In Some Canadian And American Television Shows And Commercials In The 1950s And 1960s  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1960c
25210 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Murray Chercover, President Of Ctv Television Network From 1968 Through 1984  Personalities ▪ Television 1974c
24196 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Music lovers gather in Assiniboine Park.  Music ▪ Parks 1912
25727 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Myrtle Patton, Women'S Editor Of The Winnipeg Tribune From 1933 To 1955, Was Elected President Of The Women'S Press Club, Winnipeg Branch In 1960. She Died In 1975  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1955, December 31
25316 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nathan Cohen (L) Theatre Critic From Toronto Chats With Percy Genser, Winnipeg Businessman And President, Manitoba Theatre Centre During A Reception After A Performance Of “Mother Courage”  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1964, December 2
25131 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nathan Cohen, 1924-1971. Toronto writer, broadcaster, and theatre critic. Noted for his attack in the Toronto Star on Winnipeg, particularly the Manitoba Theatre Centre.  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1964
25721 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nathan Nurgitz, Winnipeg Q.C. And Former National Progressive Conservative Party President, Named To Senate In 1979  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1980, March 1
24119 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     National NDP Leader T.C. Douglas (right) and David Lewis, newly selected as the Party's Parliamentary Leader after Douglas' electorial defeat. Photo by Jim Worobec.  Parliament ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, July 21
25318 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     National Youth Orchestra In Concert At The Playhouse Theatre  Events ▪ Orchestras 1963, August 6
25502 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Naturalist Mary Hyland Beneath Sign Of The Living Prairie Museum Natural Area Park In St. James  Museums ▪ Parks ▪ Personalities ▪ Signs ▪ Women 1979, September 10
25920 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ndp Leader Edward Schreyer Reads The Throne Speech At Manitoba'S Youth Parliament  Parliament ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1978, December 26
25297 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ndp Supporters Attending Rally At The Playhouse Theatre  Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, April 4
25533 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Neal Kayan, Conductor with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet's Orchestra and Musical Director, 1971-79.  Dance ▪ Personalities 1973, November 17
25474 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Neil Harris, Winnipeg Composer, Writer, And Producer For Concert, Stage, And Television  Entertainment ▪ Music ▪ Personalities 1968
24058 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nella Letitia McClung (Nee Mooney), b. October 20, 1873, Chatsworth, Ontario, Vice-President Canadian Author's Association, Canadian Women's Press Club, author of the Books: "Sowing Seeds In Danny", "The Second Chance", "In Times Like These", "The Next Of Kin", "Three Times And Out", "Purple Spring", Advocate For Women's Rights 1921-1926, MLA 1921-1926; died in 1951.  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1920
24248 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     New bridge over the Saskatchewan River near Grand Rapids, Manitoba.  Bridges ▪ Rivers ▪ Towns 1961, October 27
24853 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Newsprint rolls on the basement level of the Winnipeg Tribune Press.  Journalism ▪ Machinery ▪ Newspapers ▪ Printing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, April
24791 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Night view of Red River Exhibition Midway, with crowds.  Exhibitions ▪ Midways 1967, June 27
24699 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ninth Hole at Clear Lake Golf Course in Riding Mountain National Park.  Golf ▪ Lakes ▪ Parks ▪ Recreation ▪ Sports c. 1930
25162 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Noel Buxton, President of the Manitoba Curling Association.  Administration ▪ Associations ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1971, April 27
24645 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Non-permanent housing at Lynn Lake, Manitoba. Note head frame of mine in distance.  Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Mining ▪ Towns 1952, January
25433 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Noreen Dueling, a half-miler from Winnipeg who competed for Canada in the 1963 Sao Paulo, Brazil, Pan American Games.  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1963, February
23975 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Norm Stewart, Police Chief, Winnipeg, delivering the first stone to open The Rothman's Manitoba Police Curling Championship at the Deer Lodge Curling Club.  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Police ▪ Sports 1975, February 7
25741 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Norman Elliot Rodger, Major-General, Canadian Armed Forces. General Officer Commanding Prairie Command, 1951-1956; Vice-Chief At General Staff. Chairman, Manitoba Liquor Control Commission, 1959 - 1968. Prominent Winnipeg Businessman  Businesses ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1970
25223 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Norris Roy Crump, Who Started As An Apprentice Mechanic And Later Became President Of Canadian Pacific Railway In1955, Chairman In 1961, Retired In 1972  Personalities ▪ Railways 1959, April 18
24788 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nurse and children in playroom at St. Amant Centre.  Children ▪ Hospitals ▪ Nursing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1958, September 6
24756 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nursery school class at St. Joseph's Vocational School, Portage Avenue at Tylehurst Street.  Children ▪ Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1966, October
24469 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nurses at work inside Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Nursing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1902, June 6
24464 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nurses lounging in their new residence at Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Nursing ▪ Residences ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1956, June 9
24465 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Nurses on duty at the Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Nursing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1956, June 9
24652 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Octoberfest Celebrations At Winnipeg Arena  Arenas ▪ Festivals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1974, October
24666 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Officials at the opening of Willow Island Campgrounds at Willow Island, South of Gimli, Manitoba.  Businesses ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1958, September
24602 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ojibway Indigenous people occupy Anicinabe Park near Kenora.  Parks ▪ Towns 1974, August 22
24700 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Old English Garden at Wasagaming, Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba.  Gardening ▪ Parks ▪ Towns c. 1930
25557 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Old Orange Hall, used as a school in Hazelridge, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Halls ▪ Schools ▪ Towns 1961, November 11
25367 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Olga Fuga, Chairman, Winnipeg School Division No. 1; Winnipeg City Councillor  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1969
23968 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Olive Gauer (L), First President and Madge Gray, First Vice-President of The Grain Exchange Curling Club during 50th Anniversary Celebrations.  Clubs ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1978, October 3
25540 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Olive Knox, Winnipeg Author Of Historical (Non Fiction) Books And Teacher At Church High School In The 1950'S  Authors ▪ History ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1956, March
25584 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Oliver Victor Jewitt (1890-1967). Prominent Winnipeg Educator. Long-time principal of Gordon Bell High School. President, Manitoba Educational Association. Honourary Ll.D., University of Manitoba, 1964.  Education ▪ Personalities 1955
25240 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     One Of The Contestants In A Sports Car Race Makes Its Way Along The Icy Track At The Abandoned Macdonald'S Airport Near Portage La Portage  Airports ▪ Automobiles ▪ Sports ▪ Towns 1966, January 30
24932 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Open streetcar with trailer, noted Park Line, 3 conductors in front with passengers seated inside.  Parks ▪ Streetcars c. 1895
24484 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Opening Eaton's Polo Park Store. (Left to right) Manitoba Premier Walter Weir, Mrs. J. D. Eaton, Winnipeg Mayor Steve Juba.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1968, May 2
25284 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Opening Of Rainbow Stage'S Production Of Can-Can, Actors Not Identified  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1965, July 12
24235 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Opening of West Hawk Lake Yacht Club's New Clubhouse.  Buildings ▪ Clubs ▪ Lakes ▪ Towns 1965, July 10
24640 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Operators at work at Auto-Toll Dialing Switchboards at the Fort Rouge Exchange Telephone Office.  Telephones ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1952, February
24496 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Operators at work in Manitoba Telephone Systems Office, Flin Flon.  Buildings ▪ Telephones ▪ Towns 1952
24979 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Overhead view, Portage and Main intersection.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1962, November 10
24774 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Packaging sugar at the Manitoba Sugar Company Plant on Pembina Highway.  Agriculture ▪ Industry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1958, March
24980 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Packhill Furniture employees picket outside the Legislature to demand government action regarding the company's unfair labour practices.  Labour ▪ Legislative Buildings ▪ Protests ▪ Strikes 1962, December 12
25285 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Paddlewheel Queen On The Red River  Boats ▪ Paddlewheelers ▪ Rivers 1965, July 28
24625 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pamela MacDonald as Ellie in Rainbow Stage's Production of Show Boat.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1980, August 14
25713 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pan Am And Olympic Diving Competitor, Nancy Robertson, Saskatoon Native, Arrived To Coach The Pan Am Diving Team In 1970. University Of Manitoba Graduate  Diving ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1970
24340 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pan American DC-7 refueling at Frobisher Bay, Northwest Territories.  Airports ▪ Aviation ▪ Towns 1957, November
24702 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Paratroopers' residences in Rivers, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Military ▪ Towns 1948, November 12
25110 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Parishoner bidding farewell to most Reverend Georges Cabana, Coadjutor Archbishop of St. Boniface, as he leaves for his new post in Quebec.  Personalities ▪ Religion ▪ Women 1952
24530 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Parlour of Dalnavert, restored home of Hugh John MacDonald.  Houses ▪ Museums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1974, June
24091 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Part of the crowd lining the street for the funeral procession of Winnipeg Mayor Robert Steen.  Funerals ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1979, May 13
25244 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Passengers Waiting Out The Snowstorm That Paralyzed The City At The Bus Depot, Portage Avenue And Balmoral Street  Snowstorms ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, March 4
25536 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pat Keelan, President, Manitoba Amateur Football Association  Associations ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1975, June 24
24789 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Patients and visitors in waiting room at St. Boniface General Hospital. Interesting view of St. Boniface Cathedral from window.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1955, May 17
25566 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Patients playing baseball at the Selkirk Mental Hospital in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Baseball ▪ Hospitals ▪ Recreation ▪ Sports ▪ Towns 1960, June
25564 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Patients relaxing outdoors on the grounds of the Selkirk Mental Hospital in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1960, June
25565 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Patients relaxing outdoors on the grounds of the Selkirk Mental Hospital in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Towns 1960, June
25824 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Patricia Berry, Cbc Singer, With (L) Bud Pepper And Hank Mccune At The Winnipeg Cnr Station On Their Way To Northern Base Camps Of The U.S. Army  Entertainment ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1945c
25184 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Patricia Blondal, Souris-Born Author Of 'A Candle To Light The Sun', 'From Heaven With A Shout'  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1959c
25351 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Paul Dojak, Canadian Football League Official, 1948-70. Member, Canadian Football Hall Of Fame (Builders)  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962
24083 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Paul Soubry, President Of Winnipeg Farm Equipment Manufacturing Company, Versatile.  Personalities 1979, August 9
24369 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Peace River Power Project under construction.  Construction ▪ Dams ▪ Hydro ▪ Power Plants ▪ Rivers 1965, August 4
24680 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pelican eggs in a huge nesting ground near Swan River, Manitoba.  Birds ▪ Towns 1954, June 17
23987 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     People demonstrating outside building where special parliamentary committee on immigration is holding meetings on government's policy.  Immigration ▪ Parliament ▪ Protests 1975, June 10
24233 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     People gather to watch the start of Red River Days Boat Parade on Red River, Alexander Docks.  Boats ▪ Docks ▪ Parades ▪ Rivers 1957, September 9
24133 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     People lining Main Street in front of the Centennial Concert Hall in anticipation of an appearance by the Royal Family.  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1970, July 15
25699 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Percy Moggey Of Portage La Prairie. Gained Notereity As An Escaped Convict From Stony Mountain. Eluded Capture For One Year In 1960-1961  Crime ▪ Personalities 1961, January 19
25021 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pete Adam, Manitoba NDP MLA for Ste. Rose.  Personalities ▪ Politics c. 1970
25793 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Peter Stemkowski, Winnipeg Native Who Played Junior Hockey With The Winnipeg Monarchs And Went To An Nh Career With Toronto, Detroit And The New York Rangers  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962
25460 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Philip Henry Godsell, F.R.G.S., Winnipeg resident, born in Wolverhampton, England; author, fur trader, and explorer of Northern Canada.  Authors ▪ Exploration ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Personalities c. 1930
24535 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Photo of delivery person in car with Champs Chicken.  Automobiles ▪ Restaurants ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1964, February 29
24114 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pierre Trudeau greeting supporters in Winnipeg during Federal Election Campaign.  Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, May 23
25061 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pierre Trudeau, Canada's Prime Minister, makes a point to Gil Molgat, Manitoba's Liberal Leader, while Doug Everett looks on.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, May 23
25060 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pierre Trudeau, Canada's Prime Minister, visits with newly-elected Premier Edward Schreyer in the Manitoba Legislature.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1969, July 16
24624 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Play “King and I” with Evelyne Anderson in teaching the children of The King Scene, at Rainbow Stage.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1969, July 9
23960 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Playhouse Theatre, Market Avenue, Winnipeg.  Theatre ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1978, April 3
24093 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pole Vaulter Dan Ripley and High Jumper Debbie Brill congratulating each other on their wins at the Winnipeg Tribune International Indoor Games.  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1979, February 17
23985 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Police confronting strikers belonging to Local 343, of the Carpenters Union, at the construction site of the Winnipeg Centennial Library.  Construction ▪ Libraries ▪ Police ▪ Strikes ▪ Unions 1975, May 6
24835 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Police officer directing traffic on Winnipeg Street.  Police ▪ Uniforms ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1951, September
24089 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Police officers bearing the casket at the funeral of Winnipeg Mayor Robert Steen.  Funerals ▪ Personalities ▪ Police ▪ Politics 1979, May 13
24772 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Police searching recaptured Stony Mountain Penitentiary escapee Alphonse Cousineau.  Crime ▪ Jails ▪ Personalities ▪ Police 1954, September
24278 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Polish Canadians protesting outside Hotel Fort Garry in Winnipeg where Polish Ambassador to Canada Dr. Stanislaw Pawlak was speaking.  Hotels ▪ Personalities ▪ Poles ▪ Protests ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1980, May 29
24764 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Polo Park Shopping Centre. Note lack of roof.  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1959, August
25511 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pool Terminal Elevator In Port Arthur With Cn Grain Cars In The Foreground  Agriculture ▪ Elevators ▪ Ports 1930, September 18
25817 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Popular Winnipeg Rock Band, The Mongrels (L- R): John Nykon, Larry Rassusun (Under The Ladder), Garth Noseworthy, Joey Gregorish, And Duncan Wilson  Bands ▪ Entertainment ▪ Music ▪ Personalities 1967, June 17
25780 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Port Arthur'S First Woman Mayor, Mrs. Eunice Wishart. Re-Elected To Three Terms  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1955, December 15
24872 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Portage and Main in Winnipeg.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1953, November 19
24751 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Portage Avenue and Main Street, looking north east from Fort Street.  Banks ▪ Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1960, August
24825 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Portage Avenue by night, west from the Richardson Building.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1972
25188 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Portrait Of Dr. William C. Boyd, Professor At University Of Manitoba, 1915-37. Author Of Two Major Medical Textbooks. He Started The Manitoba Museum Of Pathology (Named After Him In 1962). He Was Awarded The Order Of Canada In 1968. Chairman Of Pathology Department At University Of Toronto From 1937 - 1954, When He Retired. He Died In 1979  Education ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1937
25039 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Portrait of Ed Schreyer taken during the 1958 Election Campaign; born 1935, Educator, MLA 1958-1960, MP 1965-1969, Manitoba's Premier 1969-1977, Governor-General 1979-1984.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1958, June
25309 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Portrait Of Maitland B. Steinkopf And Family  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1963, June 11
25213 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Portrait Of Walter Crawford, Comptroller Of University Of Manitoba For 20 Years Until 1954, Then A Winnipegalderman For Ten Years  Personalities ▪ Politics 1954, February 20
24953 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Post Office Building, Main Street And Mcdermot Avenue  Post Offices ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900c
24006 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premier Ed Schreyer (C) with Allan Moore, United Way Chairman and Jessie McIntosh, Miss United Way, launching the Provincial Government's Employees Charity Drive.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1973, October 3
24026 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premier Ed Schreyer (Center) receiving a lapel Shamrock from A.B. Finnbogason, Vice-President St. James Chamber of Commerce, during Irish Celebrations.  Events ▪ Irish ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, March 18
24016 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premier Ed Schreyer (L), Tourism Minister Peter Burtniak and their wives at the first NDP Premier's ball held at Holy Cross Gymnasium, in St. Boniface.  Balls ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1970, January 23
24030 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premier Ed Schreyer rehearsing the poem Lincoln Portrait that he is to read during a performance of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra with George Clive, conductor.  Orchestras ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, April 21
23976 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premier Ed Schreyer, with John C. Reimer, Curator Steinbach Museum; Gerhardt Lohrenz, Chairman, Manitoba Mennonite Centennial Committee; Back Row (L- R): J. J. Reimer, President, Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society and Russ Doern, Minister of Public Works.  Events ▪ Mennonites ▪ Museums ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1975, February 18
25926 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premier Of Manitoba Ed Schreyer Reads A Letter Of Questions From The Insurance Agents Association Outside The Manitoba Legislative Building, Winnipeg. George Tatlock, President Of Insurance Agents Of Manitoba Seen On Right  Associations ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1970, April
25322 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premier Roblin speaking to well-wishers at the airport as a delegation prepares to leave for Ottawa to protest the planned movement of Trans Canada Airlines Overhaul Base to Dorval, P.Q.  Airports ▪ Construction ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, December 15
23967 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premier Sterling Lyon having his shoes shined by Corrine Berry (R) and Al Jenkins during Shine-O-Rama Promotion.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1978, September 22
25531 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Premiers Ross Thatcher And Bennett (R) With Prime Minister L. B. Pearson Prior To First Ministers Meeting  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, February 5
24528 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Preparing meal in kitchen at “Dalnavert” Museum, restored home of Hugh John MacDonald.  Houses ▪ Museums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1973, October
23989 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     President Kristjan Eldjarn, of Iceland and his wife being greeted by Ted Arnason, Chairman, Gimli Icelandic festival, at the Winnipeg Airport.  Airports ▪ Festivals ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1975, August 1
24147 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Prime Minister Trudeau during a visit to Winnipeg's Manisphere.  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1974, June 29
25126 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Prince Arthur William Patrick Albert, the Duke of Connaught. Governor-General and Commander-in-Chief of Canadian Forces, 1911-1916.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Royalty c. 1916
25081 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Prince Charles greeted at Winnipeg International Airport by Chief Justice Samuel Freedman.  Airports ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty 1979, April 14
25011 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Prince Philip (second from right) with (left to right): His Equerry, Commander Michael Parker, Capt. Williams of S.S. Thistlemuir, and Port Manager W. Twolan, touring Churchill, Manitoba.  Personalities ▪ Ports ▪ Royalty 1954, August
25012 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Prince Philip greeting Patsy Henderson, an aboriginal man.  Henderson is reputed to be the original discoverer of gold in the Yukon at Whitehorse.  Mining ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty 1954, August
24132 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Prince Philip inspecting troops during tour of Shilo, Manitoba.  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty 1970, July 13
25013 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Prince Philip speaking at the St. Boniface General Hospital Research Foundation Dinner, at which he was honoured. Photo taken by Jim Wiley.  Awards ▪ Hospitals ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty 1978, October
24129 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Princess Anne visiting with patients at Deer Lodge Hospital in Winnipeg.  Hospitals ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty ▪ Women 1970, July 15
24150 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Princess Margaret with Winnipeg Restaurateur Oscar Grubert at the Centennial Ball held at the Legislative Building.  Balls ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty ▪ Women 1974, May 1
25113 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Private Leo Clarke of Winnipeg awarded Victoria Cross, 1916.  Awards ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1916
25411 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Professor Alfred Ewert From Gretna, Manitoba. A 'Rhodes' Scholar, Taught At Oxford University From 1921 To 1958. Professor Emeritus Of Romance Languages At Oxford, In 1967 He Was Made A Fellow Of United College At The University Of Winnipeg. He Graduated From Wesley College, The Founding College Of University Of Winnipeg In 1912  Education ▪ Faculty ▪ Personalities 1967, September 23
25176 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Professor Vic Cowie, University Of Manitoba English Professor And Filmmaker Whose Move And No Birds Sang Won The 1969 Vancouver International Film Festival Award For Best Featurette  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Universities 1970
24852 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Proofreading copy at the Winnipeg Tribune.  Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Printing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, April
24412 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Pupils clean a classroom in a school in Winnipeg.  Children ▪ Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1964, February 3
24131 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Queen Elizabeth examining military equipment during tour of Shilo, Manitoba.  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty ▪ Women 1970, July 13
24130 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Queen Elizabeth inspecting honour guard prior to opening special legislative session.  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Royalty ▪ Women 1970, July 15
24939 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Queen's Hotel, 223 Portage Avenue at north east corner of Notre Dame and Portage.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
25119 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     R. Darwin Chase, Mayor Of Fort Garry; Metro Councillor  Personalities ▪ Politics 1957
25364 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     R. Elmer Forbes, Progressive Conservative Mp For Dauphin, Mb  Personalities ▪ Politics 1965
25642 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     R. F. Mcwilliams (1874-1957). Lt.-Gov. Of Manitoba, 1940-1953  Personalities ▪ Politics 1953
25347 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     R. G. Brian Dickson. Chairman, University Of Manitoba Board Of Governors; Justice, Manitoba Court Of Appeal;Justice, Supreme Court Of Canada  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1963
25848 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     R. J. Gourley, President Of The Manitoba Curling Association  Administration ▪ Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1920c
24122 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     R.H.G. Bonnycastle, Chancellor of The University of Winnipeg and Chairman of The Metropolitan Winnipeg Corporation, enjoying a copy of quotations from Chairman Diefenbaker.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Universities 1968, August 6
24317 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Radio Station CFAM 1290 in Altona, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Radio ▪ Towns c. 1965
24631 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Railway Station in Kenora, Ontario.  Buildings ▪ Railways ▪ Stations ▪ Towns 1962
25028 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ralph D. Baker, General Manager, James A. Richardson and Sons Ltd. War Loans Chairman for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta; Manitoba Victory Loans Vice-Chairman.  Businesses ▪ Finance ▪ Personalities 1948
25801 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ralph Humphreys Webb, A Lieutenant-Colonel, A Decorated Soldier Of The First World War And Mayor Of Winnipeg From 1924 To 1927, Then Again From 1930 To 1934  Military ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1940, March
25571 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ralph Maybank, Former Liberal Mp For Winnipeg South Centre, Signing The Oath Of Office After Being Sworn In As A Judge Of The Court Of Queen'S Bench By Chief Justice E. K. Williams (Right). At Rear, From Left: Chief Justice E. A. Mcpherson, Justice A.M. Campbell, And Justice J.T. Beaubien  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1951, August 27
25625 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ramona Sinclair Mcbean, Prominent Winnipeg Actress Of The 1930'S, 1940s, And 1950s  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1953
25698 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Randy L. Moffat, Winnipeg'S Board Chairman Of Moffat Communications, With Extensive Holdings In Radio, Tv, And Cable Networks In Western Canada  Businesses ▪ Communications ▪ Personalities 1972c
24017 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ray Getliffe, former NHL star in the late 1930's and President, Royal Canadian Golf Association in 1969, accepts the Air Canada Trophy from W. Gordon Woods, Senior Vice-President, Air Canada, during ceremonies honouring his service to amateur sports in Canada.  Awards ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Trophies 1970, January 26
25722 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ray Oliver, Catcher And Utility Man With The Winnipeg Goldeyes, Was Selected By His Teammates As The Club'S Most Valuable Player During The 1962 Season  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962, May
25800 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ray Torgrud, Long-Time Broadcaster With Winnipeg Television Station Cjay, Later Known As Cky  Personalities ▪ Television 1966, July
24219 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     RCAF members and their float in Beausejour's 50th Anniversary Parade.  Military ▪ Parades ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns 1962, August 2
24185 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     RCAF-CF 100's taking off at Cold Lake Training Base, Alberta. Planes made by Avro Canada.  Aircraft ▪ Aviation ▪ Military ▪ Towns 1956, October 17
24201 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rear view of Ilford-Riverton Airways Plane that crashed into house on Linwood Street, St. James, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Accidents ▪ Aircraft ▪ Aviation ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1972, June 26
24771 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Recapture of Alphonse Cousineau and Armand Girard, escapees from Stony Mountain Penitentiary. The capture took place nine miles east of Stony Mountain.  Crime ▪ Jails ▪ Personalities ▪ Police 1954, September
25314 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Reception Following The Manitoba Theatre Centre'S Production Of "Mother Courage" Included: Bill Nickels (Upper Left In Glasses); Zoe Caldwell (In Fur Hat), Starring In The Production; Stewart Baker (Between Her And Nickels), Head Of The Theatre School  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1964, December 2
24779 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Red Cross mobile donation drive at a school. Good Lifestyle featured.  Associations ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Medicine ▪ Red Cross 1950, June 27
25173 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Reevan Cramer, Manitoba's Assistant Deputy Minister of Education.  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1975, July 2
25166 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Reggie Cleveland, one-time Winnipeg resident, native of Swift Current, Saskatchewan, who pitched in the Major Leagues with the St. Louis Cardinals, Boston Red Sox and Milwaukee Brewers.  Baseball ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1971
24829 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Relaxing in Porta-Park, Portage Avenue at Kennedy Street.  Parks ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1973, June
24023 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rene Levesque, Leader, Parti Du Quebecois (PQ) speaking at the University of Manitoba's "Festival of Life and Learning" on Quebec Rights and Separatism.  Festivals ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Universities 1970, February 12
24659 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Repairs underway on the bridge in Lockport, Manitoba.  Bridges ▪ Construction ▪ Locks ▪ Towns 1968
24651 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Replica of the Hudson's Bay Company Ship the “Nonsuch” at sail on open water.  Boats ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Museums ▪ Sailing 1971
24650 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Replica of the Hudson's Bay Company Ship the “Nonsuch” setting sail from London, England. Bridge and buildings in background.  Boats ▪ Bridges ▪ Buildings ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Ships ▪ Water 1969, July
24225 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Residential School, Birtle, Manitoba.  Residential School, Birtle, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Schools ▪ Towns c. 1931
25142 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Rev. Adam Cuthand.  Cuthand was Director of Indigenous People Missions of the Anglican Diocese of Rupert's Land; President of the Manitoba Metis Federation; and Manitoba Indigenous People's rights activist.  Metis ▪ Missions ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1968
25849 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rev. Andrew Browning Baird, Acting Principal Of Manitoba College 1911-1919, And A Pioneer Of Western Canadian Presbyterianism  Colleges ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1915c
25412 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rev. Valdimar J. Eylands Of First Lutheran Church Winnipeg 1938-68, Author Of Lutherans In Canada (1945). Awarded Doctor Of Divinity Honouris Causa By United College In 1953  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1953, October 23
25535 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Reverend Donald Keating, Westminster United Church  Personalities ▪ Religion 1962, March
25424 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Reverend Dr. Charles W. Gordon, Minister of St. Stephen's Church in Winnipeg from 1894 until his death at 77 in 1937. Under the pen name of Ralph Conner, he wrote 26 novels which sold 30 million copies.  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1937, November 1
25443 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Reverend Harvey Egler, Pastor With The First English Lutheran Church At Maryland And Ellice In Winnipeg. He Was Also The Host Of A Radio Talk Show In Winnipeg  Personalities ▪ Radio ▪ Religion 1957, April 6
24068 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Reverend J.S. Woodsworth, born 1874, died 1942. He was founder and head CCF Party; Pastor Methodist Church; MP Winnipeg North 1921-1942.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1920
25486 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rex Grose, Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce, 1948-57, 1958-69. In 1966, he was named full-time Chairman and General Manager of the Manitoba Development Fund until 1970. One of the key figures in the Churchill Forest Industries Scandal.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1969, April 3
25151 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Richard F. Bolte, Winnipeg Businessman, Past-President of A&W Drive-Ins of Canada Limited, who retired to join the Ministry.  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1964
25359 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Richard Faries, Anglican Archdeacon Of York (Western Hudson Bay), 1917 - 1951  Personalities ▪ Religion 1947
24051 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Richard G. Bonnycastle, 1903-1968, Lawyer, Executive of the Hudson's Bay Company, Metro Chairman 1960-1966, Chancellor University of Winnipeg, 1967-1968.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Universities 1960
25427 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Richard Lawrence Gordon, Rhodes Scholar, Headmaster of St. John's Ravenscourt School in Winnipeg 1952-68. Author of the Lady who Loved New York and The Jesus Boy.  Authors ▪ Education ▪ Personalities 1950, June 1
25104 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Richard S. Bowles, President, Manitoba Bar Association, C1961 Lt. Governor Of Manitoba  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1972
25753 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Richard Seaborn, Concert Master, Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra 1948 -1960; Progressive Conservative Mla For Wellington, 1958 - 1966.  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1958
25797 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Richard W. Sutton, Curator Of The Manitoba Museum, Host Of The Cbwt Winnipeg Shows Let'S Go To The Museum And Discoveries  Museums ▪ Personalities ▪ Television 1957
24832 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Richardson building site, looking south from Main Street and Lombard Avenue. Photo taken by Hugh Allan.  Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, March 7
25768 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rick Swanson (Rick The Freak), Organizer Of Winnipeg'S Centennial Love- In June 7, 1970 At Assiniboine Park.5,000 People Attended  Lifestyle ▪ Personalities 1970, April 20
25103 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Best, Executive Director of the Manitoba Human Rights Commission.  Associations ▪ Personalities 1980, February
25582 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Bob Jeffrey, Winnipeg born actor and singer who appeared in numerous local productions as well as the London and European Stage  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1964
25167 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Clothier, veteran professional actor from Vancouver, who worked as a regular on CBC's the Beachcomber as the character Relic.  Personalities ▪ Television ▪ Theatre 1974
25121 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Collins, Saskatchewan born author; Assistant Editor, Maclean's Magazine and Reader's Digest.  Authors ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1975c
24101 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Dawes, President, Winnipeg Better Business Bureau  Associations ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1976, November 16
25382 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Duval Guy (B. 1912), Justice, Manitoba Court Of Appeal  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1978
24109 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Flett, member of the "Singing Indians" from Portage la Prairie presenting a corsage to Nancy Greene, Olympic gold medalist in skiing.  Personalities ▪ Skiing ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1968, May 25
25369 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Gardiner, Winnipeg-Born Journalist And Playwright  Authors ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1960
25591 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert H. Jones, President, Of The Winnipeg Based Investors Group Of Businesses  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1980
25491 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Hawkins, MLA Dauphin, Manitoba, 1932-1949; Speaker of the Legislature, 1937-1949.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1938, May 19
25128 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert J. Cochrane, Winnipeg Teacher And Principal, Active In Numerous Educational Organizations  Education ▪ Personalities 1965
25542 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Kost, Winnipeg Painter  Art ▪ Personalities 1966, November 12
25610 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Kroetsch, Alberta-Born Poet And Novelist. University Of Manitoba Writer-In-Residence, 1976 - 1977  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1976
25641 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Machray (1831-1904). Second Bishop Of Rupert'S Land (1865); Metropolitan Of The Province Of Rupert'S Land (1875); First Primate Of The Church Of England (Anglican) In Canada (1893)  Personalities ▪ Religion 1865c
24165 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Maxwell (Bobby) Moore (1876-1960), Winnipeg Town Character widely known in Manitoba Church, Political, and Legal Circles for his colourful schemes and opinions.  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics c. 1955
25792 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Steen, Future Mayor Of Winnipeg, Poses With Election Literature During His First Campaign When He Ran Provincially In St. Matthews Constituency  Personalities ▪ Politics 1966, June
25062 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Robert Thompson, Member of Parliament for Red Deer, Alberta; Federal leader of the Social Credit Party.  Parliament ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1965, October 7
25156 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rocco Bufano, native of New York, Director of “Irma La Douce” at Manitoba Theatre Centre.  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1965, January 29
25300 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Roger Teillet, Liberal Candidate, St. Boniface, Listening To Election Results On A Transistor Radio  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, April 8
25730 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Roland Penner, Attorney-General Of Manitoba, One-Time Dean Of Law At The University Of Manitoba, Son Of Long Time Winnipeg Alderman, Jacob Penner  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1949, May 19
25731 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Roland Penner, Attorney-General Of Manitoba, One-Time Dean Of Law At The University Of Manitoba, Son Of Long Time Winnipeg Alderman, Jacob Penner.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1949, January 13
25456 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rolande Garnier, Mezzo-Soprano From St. Boniface, Manitoba, Who Performed With The Winnipeg Symphony, The Philharmonic, In Rainbow Stage Musicals And The Manitoba Theatre Centre  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1953, April 18
24705 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Roller skating instructors demonstrating difficult maneuver at Winnipeg Roller Rink on Langside Street.  Rinks ▪ Skating ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, September 1
24778 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Roma Hearn stars in Hello Dolly Rainbow Stage.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1978, August 4
24141 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ron Chipperfield, Minnedosa Native, Junior Hockey Standout with Brandon whose professional career saw him play with Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton of the World Hockey Association and Quebec in the National Hockey League.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1977, February
25629 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ronald Oliver Macfarlane (1904-1971). Professor Of History, University Of Manitoba. Deputy Minister Of Education, 1946-1953. Chairman, Manitoba Royal Commission On Education 1958c  Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1953
25498 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Rosemary Henderson, Winnipeg Native Who Won The Canadian Junior Girls Figure Skating Championship In 1952, Thentoured As A Professional With The Ice Capades  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1954, June 9
25528 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ross Thatcher, Liberal Premier of Saskatchewan and one time Federal CCF MP, 1945-57.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, January 21
25529 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ross Thatcher, Premier of Saskatchewan in his Regina office.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1964, May
25530 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ross Thatcher, Premier-Elect of Saskatchewan surrounded by supporters after defeating the CCF Government.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1964, April 23
25815 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Roy Brown, Canadian Nemesis Of The Red Baron, Posing By His Fighter.  Aircraft ▪ Military ▪ Personalities ▪ World War I 1918
24182 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Roy Smith as the Fabled Mirror and Anna Kozlowski, the Wicked Queen, in Actor Showcase's Production, "Snow White".  Entertainment ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1978, July 24
24270 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, May
24106 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Royal Winnipeg Ballet Opening Night. (Left to right): John Butler, choreographer of labyrinth, Dancer Sheila MacKinnon, New York Critic Walter Terry, and Dancer Anthony Greeve.  Dance ▪ Personalities 1968, October
24076 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Royal Winnipeg Ballet Principal Dancer David Peregrine and Soloist Susan Bennet in promotional shot for the company's fund-raising casino.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1979, September 10
24077 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Royal Winnipeg Ballet Soloists David Moroni and Bonnie Wyckoff rehearsing the Nutcracker.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1979, December 18
25479 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ruth Walker Harvey, Winnipeg-Born Author, Daughter Of C.P. And Harriet Walker. Her Book "Curtain Time" Documented The Early Days Of Winnipeg Theatre, Especially Her Parents' Walker Theatre (Later Known As The Odeon Theatre And Later It Reverted Back To The Original Name Of The Walker Theatre)  Authors ▪ Cinema ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1931
25743 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     S. E. Rogers, Social Credit Mla For Roblin, Mb; C1940 Leader Manitoba Social Credit Party  Personalities ▪ Politics 1939
25358 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     S. J. Enns, Progressive Conservative Mp For Portage La Prairie, 1962 - 1968; Chairman, Manitoba Human Rights Commission, 1979  Personalities ▪ Politics 1962
25360 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     S. J. Farmer, Leader, Manitoba Ccf Party. Mayor Of Winnipeg, First Elected 1922. Elected Same Year To Manitoba Legislature.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1935
25838 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     S. J. Hungerford, Chairman And President Of Canadian National Railways  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Railways 1939, August 17
25330 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     S. Lloyd, Premier of Saskatchewan, CCF-NDP; November 7, 1961 appointed.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1961, November 21
24859 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sacred Blood of Jesus Ukrainian Catholic Church in Gilbert Plains, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns ▪ Ukrainians 1977, October
24232 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sail boats participating in the Louisa Regatta, on Lake of the Woods.  Boats ▪ Lakes ▪ Recreation ▪ Sailing ▪ Sports 1976, August 6
24996 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sailboats docked at harbour on Herschel Island, Yukon.  Boats ▪ Harbours ▪ Sailing 1921
25772 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sally Warnock, For 38 Years Secretary Of Winnipeg Humane Society. Died In 1958. Aunt Sally'S Petting Zoo In Her Honour  Personalities ▪ Women ▪ Zoos 1951, January 1
25413 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sam Fabro, Chairman Manitoba Games 1976, Former Chairman Of Winnipeg Enterprises Corp, Former President Of Winnipeg Kiwanis Club, And Prominent Winnipeg Businessman. He Was Awarded The Order Of Canada In 1975  Associations ▪ Businesses ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1976, July 16
25195 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Samuel Bronfman, Brandon-Born Founder Of Seagrams Distillers Corporation In 1928. The Assets Of The Corporation Exceeded $1 Billion When He Died In 1971  Businesses ▪ Distilleries ▪ Hebrews ▪ Personalities 1929, July 25
25115 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Samuel De Champlain  Exploration ▪ Personalities 1608c
24167 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Samuel Freedman (b.1908) Chief Justice of Manitoba who retired in 1983.  Judiciary ▪ Personalities c. 1958
25615 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Samuel Larcombe (B. 1852). Veteran Manitoba Agriculturist; Noted For His Work In The Development Of Improvedstrains Of Wheat  Agriculture ▪ Personalities 1935c
25740 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sanford (Sandy) Riley, Winnipeg-Born, World-Class Competitive Sailor In The Finn Monotype Class  Personalities ▪ Sailing ▪ Sports 1977
23970 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Saratoga Bowling Lanes and Pay-N-Save Drugs, 318-320 Donald Street Fire, $614,750 loss. Eaton's Store seen in background.  Bowling ▪ Fires ▪ Pharmacies ▪ Recreation ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1978, December 12
25776 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Saskatchewan-Born, Alberta And Manitoba Educated Author, Rudy Wiebe. Noted For “The Scorched Earth People”, An Account Of The Riel Rebellion  Authors ▪ Mennonites ▪ Personalities ▪ Riel 1977, November
25079 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Saul Cherniack, Finance Minister in the Provincial NDP Cabinet in Manitoba.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1971, January
24761 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Saunders Aircraft President Reg Kersey (left) and Manitoba Industry Minister Len Evans (right) in front of one of the company's aircraft.  Aircraft ▪ Aviation ▪ Industry ▪ Personalities 1974
24777 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Scene from My Fair Lady at Rainbow Stage with Evelyne Anderson as Eliza Doolittle.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1966, July 19
24776 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Scene from Peter Pan at Rainbow Stage.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1971, July 8
25305 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Schmockey Night Activities At The Arena  Arenas ▪ Charities ▪ Events ▪ Hockey ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, January 19
25017 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Seated is Thomas Deacon, Mayor of Winnipeg, 1913-1914, with George Sharpe, Mayor, 1954-1956.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1955
24247 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Second Narrows Bridge collapse, Vancouver, BC.  Accidents ▪ Bridges ▪ Towns 1958, June 19
24274 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Security guard patrolling the Alexandra Room inside the Royal Alexandra Hotel.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1971, March
24291 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Security guards holding back fans at a Monkees Concert at Winnipeg Arena.  Arenas ▪ Music ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1967, April 1
24819 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Security Storage Building, 725 Portage Avenue  Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1930c
24286 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Seeding grain crop near Neepawa, Manitoba.  Agriculture ▪ Crops ▪ Machinery ▪ Seeding ▪ Tractors 1967, May
24763 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Selkirk Lagoon and Dock, with the "Keenora" and other lake craft at anchor. Photo taken by Hugh Allan.  Boats ▪ Docks ▪ Towns c. 1955
24275 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Selkirk Room inside Royal Alexandra Hotel.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1970
25831 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Senator Billy Buchanan, Liberal Senator For Lethbridge Since 1925  Ceremonies ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1947, December 15
23996 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sergeant Major Eric Young examining a revolver at an exhibit held at The Bay in honour of the RCMP's 100th anniversary.  Events ▪ Exhibitions ▪ Personalities ▪ RCMP 1973, April 4
24600 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Shamattawa children going to school, Shamattawa, Manitoba.  Shamattawa children going to school, Shamattawa, Manitoba.  Schools ▪ Towns 1976, September 18
24726 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sheri Cook and Roger Shim of the Royal Winnipg Ballet in Benjamin Harkarvy's Grand Pas Espagnol.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1976
25225 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Shopper Examining One Of The Many Ethnic Costumes On Display At Eaton'S Treasures From Many Lands Exhibit, In Their Portage Avenue Store  Costumes ▪ Displays ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1967, January 25
25018 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Signing of agreement to create a single power distribution agency in Winnipeg. Seated (left to right): W.D. Fallis, Head of Manitoba Power Commission, D.M. Stephens, Chairman of Manitoba Hydro Electric Board, and Winnipeg Mayor George Sharpe.  Documents ▪ Hydro ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1955
24814 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Simpson Sears employees bedding down in furniture department during snowstorm.  Snowstorms ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1966, March 4
24815 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Simpson Sears employees bedding down in shoe department during snowstorm.  Snowstorms ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, March 4
24062 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Sir Clifford Sifton.  For more information, please see the entry under Sir Clifford Sifton at the Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online. http://www.biographi.ca/EN/index.html  Newspapers ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1900
25827 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sir Edward Beatty (1918-43). President Of The Cpr  Businesses ▪ Personalities 1941, February
25852 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sir Edward Beatty (Left) President Of Canadian Pacific Railways, With H. A. Black  Personalities ▪ Railways 1936, September 4
25573 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sir Hubert Wilkins (Centre), British Explorer And Commander Of The Submarine Nautilus, Pauses At Stevenson Field In Winnipeg With The Rest Of His Party In The Midst Of His Air Search For The Lost Levaneky Arctic Expedition. Others From Left: Al Dyne, Flight Engineer; Al Cheesman, Reserve Pilot; Sir Hubert; W.S. Mcewan Of The Winnipeg Flying Club, Director Of One Of The Welcoming Groups; And Hollick Kenyon, Pilot  Aviation ▪ Exploration ▪ Personalities 1937c
25723 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sir Laurence Olivier, At A Press Conference In Winnipeg Prior To His Appearance At The Playhouse Theatre In The Touring National Theatre Of Great Britain’S Production Of Georges Feydeau'S Farce, “A Flea In Her Ear”  Cinema ▪ Entertainment ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1967, October
25180 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sir Patrick Ashley Cooper, Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company.  Hudson Bay Company ▪ Personalities c. 1935
57115 A1746 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sketch Of Louis Riel, Manitoba Metis Leader. (See Also: A0859-25679 And A0012-00344)  Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel  
25679 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sketch Of Louis Riel, Manitoba Metis Leader. See Also A0012-00344 And A1746-57115)  Metis ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Riel 1880c
24793 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Small boy sitting on a pile of books in order to watch television.  Books ▪ Children ▪ Television 1967, January 24
24586 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Smoke and flames rising from The Arctic Ice Co, building at 156 Bell Avenue as seen from Assiniboine River Vantage Point, featuring burning railway tracks and bridge. Loss: $100,537  Bridges ▪ Fires ▪ Rivers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1948, September 5
24095 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Some of the passengers aboard the Paddlewheel Queen Riverboat for a welcome to Winnipeg cruise held for the Vietnamese Boat People Refugees.  Boats ▪ Immigration ▪ Paddlewheelers 1979, July 28
24360 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sonia Taverner and David Shields of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1961, March 4
24358 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sonia Taverner and Ted Patterson, dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1957, March 13
24734 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sound effects machines used in the old Walker Theatre days, but long since stored in the backrooms of the Odeon Theatre in Winnipeg. The large apparatus in the rear simulated the sound of the ocean.  1965, March 24
24808 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Southwest Corner, Portage Avenue And Main Street  Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1972, April
24236 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Spectators watching the activities during the Canadian Turtle Derby, Boissevain, Manitoba. Photo taken by Jim Wiley.  Fairs ▪ Towns ▪ Turtles 1975, August 18
24323 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Anne's Anglican Church in Poplar Point, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns c. 1940
24941 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Boniface Cathedral and Bishop's Palace Residence.  Cemeteries ▪ Churches ▪ Religion ▪ Residences ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
24940 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Boniface Convent, in St. Boniface.  Convents ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
24937 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Boniface General Hospital, in St. Boniface.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
25832 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Boniface, Manitoba, Archbishop Baudoux (L) With Auxiliary Archbishop Antoine Hacault  Personalities ▪ Religion 1964, September 8
24331 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Clements - Mapleton Anglican Church in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns 1977, July 30
24327 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. James Anglican Church shortly after being opened.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1922, November 29
24846 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. James School (later called Linwood School) on Linwood Street at Bruce Avenue, St. James, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1920
25504 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   St. John's Boy's School, north of Selkirk, Manitoba.  Formerly the Dyneovor Indian Hospital.  Buildings ▪ Hospitals ▪ Schools ▪ Towns 1978, September 9
24936 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. John's College, Main Street and Anderson Avenue.  Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
24754 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. John's College, west side of Main Street at Church Avenue.  Colleges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1935
24755 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. John's High School, Salter Street at Church Avenue.  Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1962, September
24333 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Lukes Anglican Church at Stradbrook and Nassau in Winnipeg.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1940
24320 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Mary Magdalene Church in St. Vital, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1933
24757 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Mary's Academy on corner of Wellington Crescent and Academy Road.  Religion ▪ Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1950
24325 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Mary's Anglican Church in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns c. 1965
24322 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Mary's Anglican Church in Virden, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns 1960, April 9
24946 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Mary's Church and Presbytery, Hargrave Street and St. Mary Avenue, as seen from Carlton Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1900
25281 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Mary'S Rectory, Beside The Cathedral On St. Mary Avenue, Winnipeg, Mb.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1965, May 18
24318 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Matthews Cathedral In Brandon, Manitoba  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns 1940c
25089 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Michael's Ukrainian Church in Dauphin, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns ▪ Ukrainians 1969, August 5
24856 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Church and Cemetery in Gardenton, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Cemeteries ▪ Churches ▪ Towns ▪ Ukrainians 1977, October 1
24319 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Paul's Anglican Church in Fort Garry, Winnipeg.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1965, March
24329 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Paul's Anglican Church in Middlechurch, Manitoba.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1955, May 21
24330 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Peter's Anglican Church in Selkirk, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns 1977, July 23
24326 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     St. Thomas' Church in Weston.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1940
24492 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stacking hay from the hayrack.  Agriculture ▪ Hay Racks ▪ Haying c. 1955
25391 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stan Carrick, Winnipeg School Board Member 1948-52, Alderman 1953-54, 1956-57. Mayoral Candidate 1958, 1960  Personalities ▪ Politics 1960, October
25494 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stan Homenuik, Dauphin Golf Pro And Twice Manitoba Professional Golf Assocation Champion. Photo By Jeff Debooy  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1979, August 9
25680 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stan Leonard. Vancouver's 8 time CPGA Champion. RCGA Hall of Fame member. Turned Pro in 1955.  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1958, June 5
25299 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stanley Knowles And David Orlikow, Two Ndp Candidates In The Federal Election Tally Up Votes  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, April 8
25006 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stanley Knowles, long-time CCF and NDP MP for Winnipeg North Centre.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1955
25592 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stanley Neville Jones, Born 1893; Member, Board Of Governors, Winnipeg Grain Exchange, 1932 - 1946; President, 1946 - 1961  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1962
25644 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stephen A. Magnacca (1902-1980). Mayor Of Brandon, Manitoba, 1961-1969. Active In Community Service. Awarded Order Of Canada, 1973  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns 1965c
25074 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stephen Juba and his wife Alva celebrate his first mayoral victory in Winnipeg.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1956, October 30
24314 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stephen Juba, Winnipeg Mayor, supervises preparation of billboard protesting Trans Canada Air Lines planned move of its Overhaul Base from Winnipeg to Montreal.  Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Protests 1963, November 8
25010 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stewart E. McLean, Mayor of Dauphin; President of Manitoba Progressive Conservative Association; Attorney General and Minister of Education in the Roblin Administration.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Towns c. 1950
24961 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stock parade at Winnipeg's Agriculture and Industrial Exhibition at the Exhibition Grounds.  Agriculture ▪ Cattle ▪ Exhibitions ▪ Fairs ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
25274 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stony Mountain Inmates Taking Part In Mass Ceremonies In The Prison'S Chapel  Buildings ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Churches ▪ Jails 1965, January 25
24685 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Storm damage in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Storms ▪ Tornadoes ▪ Towns 1922, June 23
24876 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Streetcars lined up on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Streetcars ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1952
25239 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Streetman (Tramp) Warming His Hands Over A Small Fire On A Street Corner  Lifestyle ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, January 28
25492 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stuart Hodgson, Commissioner Northwest Territories 1967-79, Appointed Head Of International Joint Commission 1979  Personalities ▪ Politics 1974, September 14
24064 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Stuart Sinclair Garson, PC, QC, LLD, born in Brandon, died in 1968; MLA 1927-1948; Premier 1942-1948 (Resigned); MP 1948-1967; Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of Canada 1948-1957.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1950
25276 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Students From The University Of Manitoba March On The Manitoba Legislature To Protest The Government'S Education Funding Policies  Protests ▪ Students ▪ Universities 1965, February 1
24561 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Students in elementary school classroom working with wooden coloured rods, a new teaching apparatus.  Children ▪ Equipment ▪ Schools ▪ Students ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1960, February 20
24847 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Students in front of Pinkham School, Pacific Avenue at Reitta Street. This original structure was replaced by a new building in c1980.  Schools ▪ Students ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1940
24301 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Super Continental taking off from Winnipeg Airport for Trans Canada Air Lines commercial flight to Toronto.  Airports ▪ Aviation c. 1960
24287 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Swathing the grain crop near Headingley, Manitoba. Photo by Gregg Burner.  Agriculture ▪ Crops ▪ Harvesting ▪ Machinery ▪ Towns 1977, August
24989 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Swimmers at YWCA Canyon Camp.  Associations ▪ Camps ▪ Swimming ▪ Women 1953, July
25669 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sydney John Parsons, Chairman And General Manager, Manitoba Development Corporation, 1972-1979  Businesses ▪ Industry ▪ Personalities 1972
25798 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Sylvia Sveinson, Who Was The Winnipeg Blue Bomber Queen Of 1953  Awards ▪ Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1953
25296 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     T. C. Douglas Speaking At Ndp Rally At The Playhouse Theatre  Events ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, April 4
25298 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     T. C. Douglas Waving To Ndp Supporters After His Speech At The Playhouse Theatre  Personalities ▪ Politics 1963, April 4
24120 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     T. C. Douglas, National NDP Leader. Photo by Jim Worobec.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, July 21
25136 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     T.A.H. (Jack) Cummings, Chairman, University of Winnipeg Board of Regents, 1973-1976; Consultant to Manitoba Health Service Commission, the Manitoba Department of Health, and the Sanatorium Board of Manitoba.  Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1972
25224 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Team Picture 1967 United College Men'S Volleyball Team  Sports ▪ Universities ▪ Volleyball 1967, January 16
25229 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Team Picture, United College Men'S Basketball Team  Basketball ▪ Sports ▪ Universities 1967, February 22
25230 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Team Picture, United College Women'S Basketball Team  Basketball ▪ Sports ▪ Universities ▪ Women 1967, February 22
25163 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ted Byfield, A Teacher Of St. John'S Anglican Boys School In Selkirk, Mb, And Author Of The Book “Just Think Mr. Berton (A Little Harder)”  Authors ▪ Education ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1965, April
25449 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ted Fletcher, Winnipeg Veteran Of Both The Boer War Nd World War I, Who In 1952 Placed Second In A World-Wide Competition For Blind Poets.  Authors ▪ Military ▪ Personalities 1952, April 18
25495 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ted Homenuik, Three Time Manitoba Amateur Golf Champion, Five Time Runner-Up And Winner Numerous Other Amateur Tournaments  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1974, July 29
23961 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Telegraph Building, 70 Albert Street, Winnipeg.  Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1978, April 3
24018 A0803 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Temporary bridge across the Red River to accommodate workers who are laying sewer line joining the St. Vital pumping station with the Winnipeg main line.  Bridges ▪ Construction ▪ Rivers ▪ Sewage 1970, January 30
24706 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Teresa Bacall, dancer with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1970, April 2
25153 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Terry Braunstein, Prominent Winnipeg Curler  Curling ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1965, March 19
25454 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Terry Fox, Celebrated Winnipeg-Born Cancer Victim, Whose Attempt At Running Across Canada Following The Amputation Of A Leg Inspired The Nation And Raised Millions Of Dollars For Cancer Research  Charities ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities ▪ Research ▪ Sports  
24096 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Terry Hashimoto, low amateur in the Manitoba Open Golf Tournament.  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1979, July 28
24674 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The 1924 Graduating Class from the Misericordia Hospital School of Nursing in Winnipeg.  Education ▪ Hospitals ▪ Nursing ▪ Women 1924
24860 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Agriculture College on the Fort Garry Campus of the University Of Manitoba.  Agriculture ▪ Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1920
24273 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Alexandra Room inside the Royal Alexandra Hotel.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1970c
24426 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Annual Bangorama Fireworks Display At Winnipeg Stadium  Events ▪ Stadiums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1967, May 22
25259 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Ball Carrier Lunges For The Goal Line During A Winnipeg-Edmonton Game At Osborne Stadium While Game Officials Watch Attentively  Football ▪ Sports ▪ Stadiums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1952, November 8
24661 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The beach in the south part of Gimli, Manitoba.  Beaches ▪ Towns c. 1950
24388 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Bettes Apartment Block at Portage Avenue and Carlton Street.  Blocks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1977, December
25150 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Bilous Sisters, from left, Irene, Anne and Emily, Perennial Winners in the 30's and 40's as vocalists in the Manitoba Music Festival.  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1970, September 19
24676 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Black Brant III Rocket designed and built by Bristol Aerospace of Winnipeg.  Aviation ▪ Industry 1966, June 20
25560 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Bradbury, a Lake Winnipeg vessel, under construction.  Boats ▪ Construction ▪ Ships 1952, January 5
24679 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Brule Self-Guiding Trail at Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba.  Parks c. 1960
24368 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Caisse Populaire in Maillardville, BC.  Banks ▪ Buildings ▪ Towns 1967, November 23
24824 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Canada Building, 352 Donald Street at Ellice Avenue. Signs on building: “Canada” ; “Tooke Bros”; “Cluett Peabody”; “E & S Currie”.  1949
25551 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Canada Salt Company building in Neepawa, Manitoba. Sign on building reads “Windsor Table Salt Iodized Free Running”.  Buildings ▪ Chimneys ▪ Factories ▪ Fences ▪ Food ▪ Signs ▪ Towns 1968, June 21
24376 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Canadian National Railways Station on Main Street in Winnipeg. Photo by Joe McLellan.  Railways ▪ Stations ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1979, September 28
24429 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Champettes, Blue Bomber Cheerleaders sponsored by Winnipeg Chicken Outlet, Champs.  Football ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1971, August 9
24890 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The City Hydro building at Portage and Kennedy in Winnipeg.  Hydro ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1946, August 20
24519 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Clarendon Hotel, Portage Avenue at Donald Street. (See Also A0298-09475)  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
24437 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The cocktail lounge inside the Hotel Fort Garry.  Hotels ▪ Lounges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1957, October 21
25095 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The complete front of Rag Enterprises on Second Street in the Pas, Manitoba which was ripped off in a tornado which struck the town.  Buildings ▪ Tornadoes ▪ Towns 1979, July 13
24453 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The construction of the New Great West Life Assurance Company building on Osborne Street in Winnipeg.  Construction ▪ Offices ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1958, March
24462 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The corridor outside the pharmacy at Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Pharmacies ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women c. 1953
25553 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The deserted Ogama-Rockland Gold Mine shaft, 33 miles east of Bissett, Manitoba.  Mining ▪ Towns 1963, May 4
24731 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Dominion Theatre, 175 Portage Avenue In Winnipeg  Theatre ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1941, October
24732 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Dominion Theatre, 175 Portage Avenue in Winnipeg. On the marquee is advertised films “The Moon Is Blue” and “High Noon”. Also on the marquee is “The Photo Night Prize is $2300”  1957, April 30
24520 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Drake Hotel, 146 Princess Street.  Romanians c. 1970
24415 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Empire Hotel at York Avenue and Main Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1976, February 3
24461 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Encephalograph at Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1953, July 17
24395 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The escape vehicle used by Headingley Jail escapees, Ken Leishman, Barry Duke, George Leclerc, and Joseph Dale. It was abandoned near Warren, Manitoba. The car is a 1960 Chevrolet.  Automobiles ▪ Crime ▪ Jails ▪ Towns 1966, September 3
24452 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The excavation of the site of the New Great West Life Assurance Company building on Osborne Street in Winnipeg.  Construction ▪ Offices ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1957, April
24456 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The ferry boat which carried automobiles from the mainland to Hecla Island in Lake Winnipeg until the end of 1953.  Boats ▪ Ferries ▪ Lakes ▪ Towns 1953, October 22
24769 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The first pour of molten steel at the opening of Manitoba Rolling Mills in Selkirk.  Foundries ▪ Industry ▪ Machinery ▪ Mills 1967, June
24455 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The fishing village of Hecla on Hecla Island, Manitoba.  Fishing ▪ Towns 1953, October 22
24430 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Fleet Gallery at 173 McDermot Avenue and neighboring businesses, in Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Art ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1970, November 17
24380 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The future site of Winnipeg's Centennial Concert Hall and Planetarium at Main Street and Market Avenue.  Construction ▪ Halls ▪ Planetarium ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1964, February 21
25552 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The ghost town surrounding the deserted Ogama-Rockland Gold Mine 33 miles east of Bissett, Manitoba.  Mining ▪ Towns 1963, May 4
24695 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Golf Clubhouse and Clear Lake at Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Golf ▪ Parks ▪ Recreation ▪ Sports c. 1930
25845 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Good Feelings, Winnipeg Rock Group, Clockwise From Left: Steve Kedlarchuk, Bob Morton, Doug Henry, Larry Hackie, And Doug Doherty  Music ▪ Personalities 1967, May 6
24451 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Great West Life Assurance Company building at Lombard Avenue and Rorie Street in Winnipeg.  Offices ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1957, February 8
24427 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The harbour at Gimli, Manitoba, when construction was just beginning on the breakwater atop the pier.  Construction ▪ Docks ▪ Harbours ▪ Piers ▪ Towns 1978, July 22
24454 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Hare Krishna Temple At 160 Home St. In Winnipeg  Churches ▪ Religion ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets ▪ Women 1976, March 20
24458 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Hecla Island Fish Station where the fishermen bring their catches to be weighed and iced before being delivered to Selkirk and Winnipeg.  Fishing ▪ Towns 1969
24773 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   The hideout, near Eriksdale, Manitoba, of Percy Moggey, a Stony Mountain Penitentiary escapee who eluded police for a year.  The hideout, near Eriksdale, Manitoba, of Percy Moggey, a Stony Mountain Penitentiary escapee who eluded police for a year.  Buildings ▪ Cabins ▪ Crime ▪ Jails ▪ Personalities 1961, June
24683 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Jet Monument at Portage la Prairie's Island Park.  Aircraft ▪ Parks ▪ Towns 1967, June 26
24820 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Kensington Building at 275 Portage Avenue at Smith Street in Winnipeg with cars and pedestrians in front. One of the signs on the building reads "Nels Todd Hair Stylist". Note the fire escapes on the side of the building. The Kensington Building appeared in the Henderson Directory in 1906 and it may have been bought by L.A. Oldfield, who bought several downtown properties while he lived in England. He died in Winnipeg in 1929. In 1946, his executors called for cash tenders for the purchase of the block. That was the first time Portage Avenue property had been sold in that manner. It was sold to Ernest Cholakis of Broadway Florists. He died in 1971 but his son Leo and other members of the family firm built a high rise building on the site and this building was called the Kensington Building also.  Automobiles ▪ Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1955
24994 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Klondike and other Yukon River Sternwheelers in dry dock, Whitehorse.  Boats ▪ Steamboats ▪ Towns 1959
24517 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The La Salle Hotel, 346 Nairn Avenue"  Hotels ▪ Towns ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1974
24875 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The last streetcar run in Winnipeg, nearing Portage and Smith in this. Photo by Hugh Allan.  Events ▪ Streetcars ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1955, September 18
24524 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Leland Hotel, William Avenue and Albert Street.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
25837 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Log Cabin Birthplace In Manitoba Of Guttormur J. Guttormsson, (Child At Centre). Jon Guttormsson, His Father, Stands At Left  Authors ▪ Buildings ▪ Cabins ▪ Houses ▪ Personalities ▪ Towns 1891c
24656 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Lutheran Church at Maryland Street and Ellice Avenue in Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1955
24460 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The main kitchen at Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Women 1954, March 3
24691 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The main road near Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park.  Parks ▪ Roads c. 1930
24522 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Majestic Hotel, Portage la Prairie.  Buildings ▪ Hotels ▪ Towns 1962
24635 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Manitoba Home For Girls In West Kildonan  Jails ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1958, April
24701 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Marquette moored on the Red River.  Boats ▪ Rivers 1881
24675 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Misericordia Hospital In Winnipeg  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
24673 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Misericordia Hospital In Winnipeg  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1939, May 5
25922 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The New Premier Of Manitoba, Edward Schreyer, With His Family At Their Home In Winnipeg. (L- R): Karmel, Edward, Lisa, Lily And Jason Schreyer. Another Son, Toban, Was Born In 1975  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1969
24402 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The old Deer Lodge Hotel, which in 1916 became the Deer Lodge Hospital, on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Hospitals ▪ Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1916
24892 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The opening of the Winnipeg Arena on Maroons Road in Winnipeg.  Arenas ▪ Ceremonies ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1955
24482 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The parkade located behind The Bay Department Store on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Automobiles ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1955, August 27
24459 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The remains of a locally made steam boat winch used by Hecla Islanders to pull their white fish boats on shore at the end of each summer. Later, the fishermen used tractors.  Boats ▪ Fishing ▪ Steamboats ▪ Towns 1969
25828 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Reverend Etienne Bazin, Who Lived For Nine Years Among The Inuit At Igloolik, Nt  Eskimos ▪ Inuit ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1940, November 22
24271 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Royal Alexandra Hotel with Royal Insignia during a visit by Queen Elizabeth.  1959
24750 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Royal Bank Of Canada, Logan Avenue And Sherbrook Street  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1920c
24749 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Royal Bank of Canada, Main Street at Selkirk Avenue. Note Empire Press and Jewish Post at extreme left.  Banks ▪ Journalism ▪ Printing ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1947
24747 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Royal Bank of Canada, Portage Avenue at Fort Street.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1920 June
24722 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Royal Winnipeg Ballet performing at Rainbow Stage in Winnipeg.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women c. 1958
25554 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The San Antonio Gold Mine At Bissett, Manitoba  Mining ▪ Towns 1966, April 2
24433 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The scene at a camp in the Whiteshell, Manitoba, where a forest fire melted a boat and just missed a cabin.  Camps ▪ Fires ▪ Forestry 1976, May 27
25921 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Schreyer Family (L- R): Jason, Edward, Lily And Toban Look Over Pictures Of Their New Home, Rideau Hall, Ottawa, Where Edward Schreyer Will Serve As Canada'S Governor-General  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1978
25923 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Schreyer Family Prior To Edward Schreyer'S Appointment As Canada'S 22nd Governor-General. (L- R): Jason, 11; Lisa, 16; Karmel, 14; Toban, 3 1/2, On His Father'S Knees; Edward And Lily  Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1978, December 8
24396 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Shellmouth Dam on the Assiniboine River during construction.  Construction ▪ Dams ▪ Rivers 1968
24521 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Star Hotel, Selkirk  Buildings ▪ Hotels ▪ Towns 1949
25568 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Suspension Bridge At Souris, Manitoba  Bridges ▪ Rivers ▪ Towns 1955c
24844 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Third Mulvey School, Maryland Street at Broadway Avenue. (Nine rooms were added in 1908 to the third Mulvey School which was built in 1895 on the foundations of the burnt second Mulvey School. This school (the Third Mulvey School) served until 1960, when Mulvey and Gordon Bell High School (Then opposite the Misericordia Hospital on Maryland Street and Wolseley Avenue) traded locations. Mulvey moved into the former Gordon Bell, and the old Mulvey was demolished to make way for the new Gordon Bell High School just off Portage Avenue on Maryland. Note the fire escape on the left of the photo.  Schools ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1948
24523 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Tourist [Quebec] Hotel, Provencher Blvd, undergoing renovation.  Construction ▪ Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1964, June
24391 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Town and Country Lodge at 877 Preston, the rooming house where escaped convict Dennis Joseph Lemieux was caught.  Crime ▪ Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1969, April 13
24421 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The town of Arviat in the Northwest Territories  Eskimos ▪ Inuit ▪ Towns 1949, March 14
24363 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Town of Fernie, British Columbia.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1968, May 8
24862 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The University of Manitoba Building on the site which became Memorial Park in Downtown Winnipeg.  Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1940
24861 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The University of Manitoba School of Art Building.  Art ▪ Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1965, March 30
24821 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Vaughan Street Detention Centre.  Jails ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1945
24810 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Victoria General Hospital, 424 River Avenue  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1951
24418 A0817 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The winning jeans in a denim art contest at Eaton's in Winnipeg.  Lifestyle 1976, March 25
24838 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Winnipeg Clinic, Vaughan Street At St. Mary Avenue  Medicine ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1953, October
24848 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     The Winnipeg Tribune Building on Graham Avenue at Smith Street, decorated with Union Jack Flags for the Royal Visit.  Celebrations ▪ Flags ▪ Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1939, May
25202 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Therese Casgain, Quebec Ccf Leader 1950'S, Champion Of Women'S Rights, And Senator, 1970-71  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1951, June 27
25613 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Thomas Lamb (1898-1969). Northern Manitoba Aviation Pioneer; Founder, Lambair Ltd  Aviation ▪ Personalities 1959
25710 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Thomas Mayne Pat Reid. Pioneer Bush Pilot Of Northwestern Canada. First W.W. D.F.M. Mckee Trophy, 1942. Died In Air Crash, Moosejaw, 1954  Personalities ▪ Aviation ▪ Accidents 1954, April 10
25750 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Thomas Ryan (1849-1937). Winnipeg City Councillor, 1885-1888; Mayor Of Winnipeg, 1889  Personalities ▪ Politics 1900c
25352 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Thompson S. Durham, Commissioner, Industrial Board Of Greater Winnipeg; Director, Industrial Developers Association Of Canada; Manager, Winnipeg Better Business Bureau  Associations ▪ Businesses ▪ Industry ▪ Personalities 1968
25586 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Thorvaldur Johnson (1898-1979). Expert on cereal diseases. Director, Canada Department of Agriculture Research Station, 1957-1962. Honourary D.Sc., University of Manitoba, 1962; Honourary LL.D., University of Saskatchewan, 1967.  Agriculture ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1967
25245 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Three Winnipeggers Wearing Improvised Wind Protectors (Cardboard Boxes) Trudge Through Snow Drifts On A Downtown Street During Storm  Snowstorms ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, March 4
24487 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Threshing team at work.  Agriculture ▪ Threshing c. 1900
24486 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Threshing team at work.  Agriculture ▪ Threshing 1908
24283 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Threshing the grain crop.  Agriculture ▪ Crops ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing 1952, November
24489 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Threshing the grain crop.  Agriculture ▪ Crops ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing 1952
24490 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Threshing the grain crop.  Agriculture ▪ Crops ▪ Machinery ▪ Threshing 1958
25054 A0838 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tom Barrow, MLA (NDP) Flin Flon riding, 1969-81.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1969
25182 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tom Copeland, Mayor Of Transcona  Personalities ▪ Politics 1974, June
25381 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tom Green. Editorial Writer, Winnipeg Tribune, 1942; Editorial Page Editor, 1961-66; Editor, 1966-76;"  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1961
25499 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tom Hendry, Native Winnipegger, Co-Founder Of The Manitoba Theatre Centre, Playwright And Director  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1958
24707 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tony Hulbert and Maria Lang, dancers with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, rehearsing.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1970, January 15
25093 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tornado Damage In Aubigny, Manitoba  Tornadoes ▪ Towns 1978, July 20
24684 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tornado damage in Portage la Prairie.  Buildings ▪ Storms ▪ Tornadoes ▪ Towns 1922, June 23
25092 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tornado Damage in Vita, Manitoba.  Tornadoes ▪ Towns 1955, June 20
25096 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tornado damage in Vita, Manitoba.  Tornadoes ▪ Towns 1955, June 20
56392 A1722 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Track And Field Athletes At Sargent Park, Winnipeg  Parks ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1963, October 5
24669 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Traders inside The Hudson's Bay Company's York Factory Post.  Costumes ▪ Forts ▪ Fur Trade ▪ Hudson Bay Company ▪ Posts 1910
24842 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trading Floor, Winnipeg Grain Exchange  Commodity Exchanges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1949, July
24800 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Traffic on Main Street at Broadway in front of Fort Garry Court Apartment.  Apartments ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1962, December
24801 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Traffic Scene, Broadway Avenue At Osborne Street  Winnipeg Streets 1952, October
24737 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Train derailment at Birdtail River Bridge, Southeast of St. Lazare, Manitoba.  Railways ▪ Wrecks 1968, April
24315 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trans Canada Air Lines first aircraft, Steamen Hem.  Aircraft ▪ Aviation c. 1930
24311 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trans Canada Air Lines hangar and office at Stevenson Airfield in Winnipeg.  Airports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1945
24313 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trans Canada Air Lines Overhaul Base employees protesting the planned move of the operation from Winnipeg to Montreal.  Aviation ▪ Protests 1963, January 29
24306 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trans Canada Air Lines Stewardess Colleen Collins models the new uniform in Winnipeg.  Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Uniforms ▪ Women 1964, October 30
24305 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trans Canada Air Lines Super Constellation boarding in Winnipeg.  Airports ▪ Aviation ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1958
24304 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trans Canada Air Lines Viscount after an emergency landing at Winnipeg Airport.  Airports ▪ Aviation ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, January 5
24303 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trans Canada Airlines North Star in flight over Stevenson Field in Winnipeg.  Airports ▪ Aviation ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1955, April
24309 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trans Canada Airlines overhaul base in Winnipeg.  Airports ▪ Aviation ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, January 29
24585 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Transport Building collapsing during fire, North Bay, Ontario.  Apartments ▪ Buildings ▪ Fires ▪ Stores 1964, February 25
24803 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trappist Monastery, Holland, Manitoba. Photo by Jeff De Booy.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns 1980, January
24802 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trappist monk tending cattle on farm at St. Norbert, Manitoba.  Agriculture ▪ Cattle ▪ Religion ▪ Towns 1957, January
25506 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trappist Monk With One Of The Great Danes Bred At The St. Norbert Monastery  Dogs ▪ Lifestyle ▪ Personalities ▪ Religion 1937c
24804 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trappist monks tending cattle on their farm at Holland, Manitoba.  Agriculture ▪ Religion ▪ Towns 1980, January
24931 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Tribune truck no.2 with loudspeakers parked at a community singing event.  Journalism ▪ Trucks c. 1935
24215 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Trinity Baptist Church, Nassau Street and Gertrude Avenue.  Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1967, June 16
24526 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Twin Oaks, formerly a private school; home of Thomas Denton, near Lockport, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Schools ▪ Towns 1972, June
24184 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Two CF-101, Voodoo Interceptors of the Canadian Armed Forces.  Aircraft ▪ Aviation ▪ Military 1973, July 15
24596 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Two hitchhikers on University Crescent.  1971, July 21
24394 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Two of Ken Leishman's fellow escapees, Barry Duke (left) and George Leclerc, in bandages, are returned to Winnipeg, after a shoot-out and capture in Gary, Indiana.  Crime ▪ Jails ▪ Personalities ▪ Police 1966, September 9
24864 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Two of sixteen Belugas processed by Canada Packers in St. Boniface as part of a marketing experiment.  Food ▪ Industry ▪ Marketing ▪ Whales ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1951, February 13
24300 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Two Trans-Canada Air Lines Stewardesses pause during duties aboard a commercial flight.  Aircraft ▪ Aviation ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1955, August 24
24316 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Two Winnipeggers sport dust masks as they cross the Lagimodiere Overpass near Nairn. The air has been hazed by the heavy concentration of volcanic ash from Mount St. Helens.  Environment ▪ Events ▪ Women 1980, May 21
24126 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ukrainian Catholic Cardinal Joseph Slipyj and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau at Winnipeg International Airport.  Airports ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Religion ▪ Ukrainians 1968, June 23
25090 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ukrainian Catholic Church in Olha, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns ▪ Ukrainians 1980, June
24858 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ukrainian Catholic Church in Teulon, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns ▪ Ukrainians 1979, July
24857 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ukrainian Catholic Church in Tolstoi, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Towns ▪ Ukrainians 1979, July
25220 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Una Dector, Chairman Of Social Services Advisory Committee In Winnipeg For Eight Years, 1970-77. School Trustee 1969. Ndp Candidate 1969, 1973, And 1975  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1969c
24649 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Underground mining operaton in Northern Manitoba showing rail carts and lines used for transporting ore.  Carts ▪ Mining 1965
25340 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Unemployed Workers Gather Outside Labour Temple, 160 James St  Labour ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1962, May 28
23978 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     United Army Surplus, 460-470 Portage Avenue, fire, $772,658 loss.  1975, March 11
24998 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     United College students protesting the dismissal of History Professor Harry S. Crowe, the central figure in a clash with the College Administration that resulted when a personal letter written by Crowe came to the attention of the Administration.  Personalities ▪ Protests ▪ Students ▪ Universities 1958, November 25
24869 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     United Grain Growers Building On Main Street In Winnipeg  Agriculture ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1953, November 19
24004 A0802 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     United Way Annual Campaign Kick-Off. (L-R): Scot Woods, Boy Scouts of Canada; Diane Denoon, Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society; Bev Boyd, Victoria Order of Nurses; Miriam Nixon, Commercial Sector Chairman; C. Fraser MacNaughton, Major Corporation Sector Chairman; Allan M. Moore, Campaign Chairman; Cliff J. Shipley, Associate Campaign Chairman; Dave A. Ritchie, Business Sector Chairman; Isabel Orr and Sherrill Wooley, Canadian Red Cross; Kathy McLlellan, Girl Guides of Canada.  Boy Scouts ▪ Events ▪ Girl Guides ▪ Personalities ▪ Red Cross ▪ Women 1973, September 26
24282 A0812 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Unloading combine during night-time grain harvesting.  Agriculture ▪ Harvesting ▪ Machinery 1951, September
24642 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Unloading heavy equipment from a flying boxcar aircraft at Lynn Lake, Manitoba.  Aircraft ▪ Equipment ▪ Towns 1951, December
24529 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Upstairs hallway in “Dalnavert”, restored home of Hugh John MacDonald.  Houses ▪ Museums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1974, June
25803 A0864 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Val Werier, Long-Time Columnist With The Winnipeg Tribune From The 1950'S Till 1980. One-Time News Editor Of The Same Paper  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1975, October
24997 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Valdine Conde, Winnipeg-born pianist. A child prodigy who made her New York debut at the age of 9.  Children ▪ Music ▪ Personalities c. 1938
25777 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Vancouver'S Percy Williams. 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Champion In The 100 And 200 Meter Events And 400 Meter Relay  Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field 1928c
24715 A0827 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Veronica Graver and Jim Mercer of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet rehearsing for a tour in this.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1970, January 15
25620 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Very Rev. Henri Legare, The Provincial Superior of the Oblate Fathers of Manitoba; Bishop of Labrador. Born at Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan.  Personalities ▪ Religion 1967
25146 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Very Rev. Maurice Deniset-Bernier, Pastor, St. Boniface Cathedral  Personalities ▪ Religion 1966
25476 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Very Rev. W. E. Harrison, Anglican Dean Of Rupert'S Land. Rector, St. John'S Cathedral, Winnipeg  Personalities ▪ Religion 1959c
24152 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Vic Grant, Winnipeg Tribune hockey writer in Moscow to cover the Winnipeg Jets European Training Camp.  Hockey ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1974, September
25719 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Victor V. Murray, Longtime Columnist For The Winnipeg Tribune. Born In London, England In 1897, Emigrated To Winnipeg In 1910. Joined The Tribune In 1926 And Served Them For 44 Years  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1975
24917 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View along Broadway Avenue towards Main Street and the construction site of the CNR's Union Station.  Construction ▪ Railways ▪ Stations ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1907
24963 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View from Pontoon Bridge across the Red River showing entrance to Elm Park.  Bridges ▪ Parks ▪ Rivers c. 1900
24204 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Banff Springs Hotel  Buildings ▪ Hotels ▪ Parks 1969, April 6
24906 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Bannatyne Avenue east from Main.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
23956 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of bathtub-like steel girder span during construction of the St. Vital to Fort Garry bridge.  1978, January 9
24224 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Birtle, Manitoba from the North East.  Buildings ▪ Towns c. 1931
24228 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Birtle, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Towns 1931
24242 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Boy Scouts Tent City in Memorial Park during Silver Jubilee Celebrations.  Boy Scouts ▪ Events ▪ Parks ▪ Tents 1977, October 24
24965 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Broadway Avenue  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900c
25237 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Broadway Avenue, East Of Carlton Street  Buses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, January 7
24964 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Broadway with small trees and a streetcar travelling along the centre of the boulevard. Buildings are in the background.  Streetcars ▪ Trees ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1907
24909 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of buildings along Main Street from Portage Avenue to City Hall. Only horses and wagons are seen on the dirt street.  City Halls ▪ Horses ▪ Wagons ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1870
24913 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of buildings and houses and wagons and horses on the dirt road of Main Street.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1865
25287 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Burnell Motors Building And Car Lot, On Portage Avenue. The Cars Are Early 1960s Austins  Automobiles ▪ Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1964, January 6
24897 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of businesses along McDermot Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
24956 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of businesses along William Avenue off Main Street.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
24265 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Calgary City Hall.  Buildings ▪ City Halls ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1946, December 10
24263 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Calgary with the Bow River in the foreground. Photo taken by Jack Delorme.  Buildings ▪ Rivers ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1954, January 25
24262 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Calgary, against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. Photo taken by Andrew Etey.  Buildings ▪ Mountains ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1961, November 8
24912 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Canadian Northern Railway Manitoba Hotel after it was destroyed by fire.  Fires ▪ Hotels ▪ Railways ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1899, February 8
24911 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Canadian Northern Railway's Manitoba Hotel on Water Avenue.  Hotels ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1895
24957 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Central Park, Downtown Winnipeg  Parks 1900c
24256 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of CSP Foods Ltd., Altona, Manitoba.  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Industry ▪ Towns 1979, October 10
24257 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of CSP Foods Ltd., Nipawim, Saskatchewan.  Agriculture ▪ Buildings ▪ Industry ▪ Towns 1979
24974 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Donald Street looking north from Broadway Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
24682 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Downtown Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1955, January 29
24366 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Downtown Prince George, BC.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1965, September 21
25326 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Downtown Winnipeg from the Disraeli Bridge.  Bridges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, December 18
25234 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Downtown Winnipeg Looking East From Memorial Blvd Down Portage Avenue  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, August 10
24334 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Downtown Winnipeg looking north from the Norquay Building.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1964, March 6
25235 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Downtown Winnipeg Looking South From Notre Dame Avenue Down Carlton Street  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, August 10
25232 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Downtown Winnipeg Looking Up Notre Dame Avenue From Donald Street  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, June 13
25233 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Downtown Winnipeg Looking West From Smith Street Up Portage Avenue  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, June 13
25236 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Downtown Winnipeg, East Of Main Street Looking Down Water Avenue Towards The Provencher Bridge  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, August 10
24787 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of early St. Boniface on the Red River.  Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1904
24955 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Elm Park, located on the Red River.  Parks ▪ Rivers c. 1900
24985 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Emerson under flood waters.  1882
24231 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Falcon Lake Marina, Whiteshell Provincial Park.  Boats ▪ Docks ▪ Parks ▪ Towns 1960
24589 A0822 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of fire at United Army Surplus Sales Fire, 460-470 Portage Avenue, from the Hudson's Bay Co. Loss: $772,658.  Fires ▪ Stores ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1975, March 11
25250 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Floodwaters Caused By Melting Snow From The March 4 Snowstorm, In Front Of The Winkler Post Office  Buildings ▪ Floods ▪ Post Offices ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1966, March 22
24449 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Gladstone, Manitoba  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1957, June 22
24448 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Gladstone, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns 1957, June 22
24244 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of John R. Brodie Science Centre, Brandon University.  Buildings ▪ Science ▪ Towns ▪ Universities 1971, September 4
25927 A0869 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Living Room And Dining Room Of Home Of Parents Of Edward Schreyer Located Six Miles Outsideof Beausejour, Manitoba  Buildings ▪ Houses ▪ Towns 1979
24902 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street and Portage Avenue intersection looking north along Main Street. Note the traffic and pedestrians and light standards. Nanton Building on the left of the photo.  Automobiles ▪ Bicycles ▪ Signs ▪ Streetcars ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1949, September
24962 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street north from Market Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
24903 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street north from McDermot Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1905
24966 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street north from Portage Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
24978 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street north from Portage Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1962, November 16
24916 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street north with Stuart Machinery located at 764-766 Main Street.  Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
24967 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street south from Portage Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
24915 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street south of Bannatyne Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
24227 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street, Birtle, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Towns 1931
24229 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street, Birtle, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Towns 1931
24914 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1865
24927 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Main Street.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1870
24898 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Market Street looking east.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
25328 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Miscercordia Hospital taken from the top of Edinburgh House on Wellington Crescent.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1961, November 10
24958 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Notre Dame East  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1870c
24689 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Ocean Falls, BC.  Towns 1974, June 29
24618 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Osborne Village facing south.  Children ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1973
24920 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Palace Stables, 265 Smith Street with passengers seen in carriages pulled by horses.  Buggies ▪ Carriages ▪ Horses ▪ Stables ▪ Wagons ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1880
24921 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of parade of horses and wagons in front of a large building on Main Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Advertising on the side of the wagons reads "See Banfields $99, 3 Room Suite"  c. 1915
25249 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Portage Avenue After The Paralyzing Snowstorm Had Ended  Snowstorms ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, March 5
25324 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage Avenue and Main Street intersection with the Bank of Montreal Building in the background.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, December 18
24977 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage Avenue from Fort to Main Street.  1962, November 16
24870 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1935
24871 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage Avenue in Winnipeg.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1945
24907 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage Avenue looking west from intersection of Main Street.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1950
24221 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage Avenue shops, between Roseberry and Parkview Streets, St. James, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, November 7
24971 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage Avenue west from Main Street.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
24918 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage Avenue West in the winter from Main Street. Note the streetcars, Lyceum Theatre and automobiles.  c. 1949
24686 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Streets ▪ Towns c. 1890
25341 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Racing Fans In The Stands Watching A Horse Race At Assiniboia Downs In The Rain  Horse Racing ▪ Sports ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1962, June 15
24910 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Red River carts on Main Street.  Red River Carts ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1870
24790 A0829 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Redwood Bridge opened up to let the River Rouge Pass.  Boats ▪ Bridges ▪ Ships 1975, July 5
25243 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Snow Lake, Manitoba During A Late Winter Storm That Paralyzed Most Of The Province  Snowstorms ▪ Towns 1966, March 3
25569 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Souris, Manitoba  Towns 1955c
24935 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of St. Boniface College Building from the driveway.  Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
25306 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Street Condition In Charleswood During The Spring  Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, April 10
24617 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of streetcar and Osborne Bridge looking south.  Bridges ▪ Streetcars ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1910
25325 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Tache Hall, University Of Manitoba  Universities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, December 18
24922 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the "Alberta of Winnipeg" on the Red River.  Boats ▪ Paddlewheelers ▪ Rivers c. 1890
24975 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the (Upper) Fort Garry Bridge across the Red River with a horse in the middle of the bridge.  Bridges ▪ Horses ▪ Rivers ▪ Upper Fort Garry ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
25260 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of The Action During A Game Between Winnipeg And Edmonton At Osborne Stadium  Football ▪ Sports ▪ Stadiums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1952, November 8
25238 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of The Alcoholism Foundation Of Manitoba'S “Halfway House”, 588 River Avenue  Clubs ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, January 13
24206 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Bank of Montreal Building Portage Avenue and Main Street with pedestrians, automobiles, a truck a streetcar. Note the lamp posts.  1900c
24205 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Bank of Montreal Building, Portage Avenue and Main Street.  Banks ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1933, April
24928 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the business office of the Winnipeg Tribune on April, 1896.  Journalism ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1896, April
24929 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Composing Room, Winnipeg Tribune in April, 1896.  Journalism ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1896, April
25319 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of The Construction Activities On The Portage Avenue Overpass Beside The Viscount Gort Hotel  Bridges ▪ Construction ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, August 30
25282 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of The Construction Of The Floodway Gates On The Red River  Construction ▪ Floods ▪ Floodway ▪ Rivers 1965, June 11
24188 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the construction of Vancouver's Airport.  Airports ▪ Construction ▪ Towns 1967, July 5
24189 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the construction of Vancouver's Airport.  Airports ▪ Construction ▪ Towns 1968, July 23
24374 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Hump Switching Facilities at CNR's Symington Yards outside Winnipeg.  Buildings ▪ Railways 1963, September 21
24385 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the kitchen at the Children's Hospital in Winnipeg. Bernard Smolders, Cook; and Marian Adams, Dietician.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1956, December 1
25329 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Legislative Building and Downtown Winnipeg taken from the top of Edinburgh House on Wellington Crescent.  Legislative Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1961, November 10
25323 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Legislative Building with a trolly bus moving along Broadway Avenue.  Buses ▪ Legislative Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1963, December 18
24251 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the New Lake Manitoba Narrows Bridge and the Ferry it replaced.  Bridges ▪ Ferries ▪ Rivers 1969
24220 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the old St. Paul's College site, Ellice Avenue.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1974, December 13
24384 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Operating Room at the Children's Hospital in Winnipeg.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1956, December 1
24972 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Pavilion at River Park.  Parks ▪ Pavilions ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
24968 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Red River and Downtown Winnipeg as seen from the north end of the city.  Rivers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900
24976 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the south side of Portage Avenue from Good Street looking toward The Bay on Memorial Blvd.  1962, October 18
25255 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of The St. Adolphe Ferry And Submerged Truck That Sank Into The Red River  Boats ▪ Ferries ▪ Rivers ▪ Towns 1962, October 24
25094 A0839 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the tornado which struck Aubigny, Manitoba in this photo taken for the Winnipeg Tribune by Art Carter.  Tornadoes ▪ Towns 1978, July
25280 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of The Tribune Newsroom (L- R): Dick Goodwin, Nick Hills, Harrill Bjornson, Unidentified Writer, Dave Cross, And Martin O'Malloy  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1965, January
23983 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of the Winnipeg Tribune Building, Smith Street and St. Mary Avenue.  Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1975, June 13
23963 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of tornado damaged Church in Aubigny, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Churches ▪ Tornadoes ▪ Towns 1978, June 19
25291 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Traffic Moving Over The Osborne Street Bridge Over The Assiniboine River  Bridges ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1964, October 19
24367 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Trail, BC.  Buildings ▪ Towns 1964, December 15
24226 A0810 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Valley Drive looking towards Birtle, Manitoba.  Towns c. 1931
25342 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Van Kirk Gardens, Corner Of Colony Street And Broadway Avenue  Gardening ▪ Parks ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1962, August 2
25343 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Van Kirk Gardens, Corner Of Colony Street And Broadway Avenue  Gardening ▪ Parks ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1962, August 2
25516 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View Of Winnipeg Grain Market With Sellers And Buyers On The Floor  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Commodity Exchanges ▪ Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1931, June 27
24973 A0835 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Winnipeg, north from the City Hall, with Main Street in the foreground.  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1900
24904 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     View of Winnipeggers gathered on Main Street to watch procession of Duke and Duchess of York on Canadian Tour.  Parades ▪ Personalities 1901, September 26
24172 A0808 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Vilhjalmur Stefansson, B. 1879 Arnes, Manitoba of Icelandic Parentage; Arctic Explorer, Anthropologist and Author; Commander of the Canadian Arctic Expedition 1913-1918; died in Hanover, New Hampshire, 1962.  Authors ▪ Exploration ▪ Personalities 1950c
25550 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Vince Leah, Sports Reporter, Winnipeg Tribune 1950-1980  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1966, December
24143 A0807 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Vince Leah, Winnipeg Sports Journalist, receiving a certificate of appreciation from longtime local amateur sports supporter Ernie O'Dowda, on behalf of the Commission of Little Canadian Baseball.  Baseball ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1977, July 23
25650 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Vincent Massey, First Canadian-Born Governor-General Of Canada, 1952-1959  Personalities ▪ Politics 1952
25158 A0841 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Viola Busday, principal dancer with the Winnipeg Ballet.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1975, June 10
25177 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Viola Cowdy, veteran actress in Winnipeg theatre circles from the 1930's through the 1970's.  Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1953, September 26
25397 A0849 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Violinist Charles Dobias, Associate Concertmaster of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Concertmaster for Royal Winnipeg Ballet, frequent Session Player, joined Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1972, November 14
25270 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Visitors To The Ymca'S Camp Stevens On Lake Of The Woods Near Kenora Watch The Argyle Ii, Approach The Camp'S Dock  Boats ▪ Camps ▪ Lakes ▪ Towns 1966, August 2
25269 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Visitors To The Ymca'S Camp Stevens, On Lake Of The Woods, Near Kenora Outside The Camp'S Main Building  Camps ▪ Towns 1966, August 7
24112 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Voice of women fast against the Vietnam War at the Manitoba Legislative Building.  Legislative Buildings ▪ Protests ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1968, October 3
25851 A0866 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     W. A. C. Bennett, Premier Of British Columbia, Addressing Crowd During Visit To Winnipeg  Personalities ▪ Politics 1962, June 9
25589 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     W. Arthur Johnston. President, Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, 1971 and 1980; Vice-President, Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and Director Canadian Chamber of Commerce, 1978-1980.  Associations ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities 1964
24075 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     W. Culver Riley, OBE, LLD, b.1907, d.1970. President, National Executive Council, Pan American Games Society, promoted and directed Winnipeg's Pan Am Games. Past-President Winnipeg Football Club and Winnipeg Enterprises Corp.  Football ▪ Judiciary ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1960
25697 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     W. O. Mitchell, Born In 1914 In Weyborn, Saskatchewan. Best Known For Radio Series Jake And The Kid. Recipient Of The Order Of Canada In 1973  Authors ▪ Personalities 1966, May 22
25434 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     W. R. Devenish, Vice-President of Canadian National Railways who retired in 1948.  Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Railways ▪ Sports 1944
25407 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     W. Sanford Evans, One Of The Founders Of The Canadian Club In 1892, Mayor Of Winnipeg 1909-11, Member Of Themanitoba Legislature For 14 Years, Leader Of The Conservatives In The House During Part Of That Time. He Was Also Editor-In-Chief Of The Winnipeg T,  Personalities ▪ Politics 1949
24503 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Wading through hip-deep flood water in Emerson, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Floods ▪ Towns 1948, May 7
25537 A0855 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Wally Keep, Senior Amateur Golfer At Rossmer Golf And Country Club, Winner Of Many Tournaments In The 1950'S  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1963, July 10
24191 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Walter Hlady, Manitoba archaeologist holding a larter-type projectile point.  Artifacts ▪ Museums ▪ Personalities 1963, August 8
25598 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Walter Kaufmann, First Conductor, Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra (1948-1956)  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1952
24811 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     War Memorial, Holland, Manitoba  Monuments ▪ Towns ▪ World War I 1921
24767 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Ward at The Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children, 633 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Charities ▪ Children ▪ Clubs ▪ Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1956, December
25218 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Warren Davis, Cbc Television Personality, Former Cbc Winnipeg Announcer  Personalities ▪ Television 1965, July 10
24502 A0819 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Water pouring through broken dam at Minnedosa, Manitoba.  Dams ▪ Floods ▪ Towns 1948, May 18
24834 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Water works inspector cycling along interior of Shoal Lake to Winnipeg Aqueduct.  Aqueducts ▪ Bicycles ▪ Cycling 1964, April
24534 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Waterfront at Fort Smith, NT., showing steamboats waiting to take on freight for run down the Slave River.  Boats ▪ Docks ▪ Forts ▪ Freighting ▪ Steamboats ▪ Towns c. 1920
24812 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co. Building, Wawanesa, Manitoba  Buildings ▪ Businesses ▪ Towns 1956, July
56394 A1722 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Wedding Of Duart And Nazarine Farquarson At Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg  Costumes ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Weddings ▪ Women 1963, October 5
56393 A1722 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Wedding Of Duart And Nazarine Farquarson At Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg. Journalists At Their Wedding Were (L- R): Christopher Dafoe, Allan Rogers, David Bonner, Jan Kamienski, Harry Mardon, Jimmy King, Eric Wells, And Pat Burrage  Costumes ▪ Hotels ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Weddings ▪ Women 1963, October 5
23977 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Wentworth United Church Choir winner of 3 events at the music festival held at The Playhouse Theatre.  Choirs ▪ Churches ▪ Music ▪ Women 1975, March 7
24536 A0821 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     West Kildonan Councillor Abe Yanofsky versus Boris Spaaski in chess tournament in Winnipeg, which includes display board with moves.  Events ▪ Games ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1967, October 3
24597 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Westview School in Westview, Manitoba.  Children ▪ Schools ▪ Towns 1962, July 28
25204 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Wilf Chislett, Journalist, Winnipeg Tribune In The 1950'S  Journalism ▪ Personalities 1959, November 5
25348 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Will S. Dickson, Founding Member, Winnipeg Drama League. Active In Amateur Winnipeg Theatre Productions For Over 20 Years  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1953
25124 A0840 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Willard John Condo, 1914 - 1980. Comptroller, University Of Manitoba, 1954 - 1960; Vice-President, Administration, 1960 - 1974, Chairman, Universities Grants Commission, 1974  Personalities ▪ Universities 1979
24658 A0825 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Willard Olsen, lighthouse keeper on Lake Winnipeg's George Island for over three decades, strolls past the grave of a drowning victim on the Island's beach.  Lighthouses ▪ Personalities 1980, July 5
25734 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William A. Linden, Mayor Of Portage La Prairie, 1967-1971  Personalities ▪ Politics 1967, October 26
25020 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Aberhart, Premier of Alberta and first leader of the Alberta Social Credit Party.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1941, October
25599 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Alexander Shorty Kennedy. Winnipeg Mayoralty Candidate (1958). Long-Time Community Leader And Winnipeg Sportsman  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Sports 1958
25597 A0857 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Arthur Kardash, Labour Progressive (Communist) Mla For Winnipeg North, 1941 - 1958  Labour ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1955c
25814 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William B. Brown, City Of Winnipeg Treasurer  Personalities ▪ Politics 1944, September 23
25745 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William C. Ross, Manitoba Leader Of The Communist Party Of Canada, 1948-1982.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1972
25690 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Craig Mcnamara, Liberal Senator For Manitoba From 1970 To 1979. Also, Chief Commissioner For The Wheat Board 1958 - 1970  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Wheat Board 1961, February 6
25649 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William George Martin (1886-1973). Member of Ontario Legislature, 1926-1934. Minister, Grace United Church, 1936-1955. Member of Manitoba Legislature, 1958-1966, during much of which time he served as Deputy Speaker.  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Religion 1955
25461 A0851 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Goldberg, Winnipeg resident, Vice-President of Champs Food Systems, President of the Manitoba Branch of the Canadian Restaurant Association.  Businesses ▪ Hebrews ▪ Personalities ▪ Restaurants 1975, February
25717 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William H. Lord, Prominent Winnipeg Music Figure Who Served Variously As First Flautist With The Winnipeg Symphony, Organist With St. James Anglican Church, Bandleader Of The Winnipeg Grenadiers And Founder Of The St. James Pops Orchestra  Military ▪ Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities 1966, April 5
25726 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William J. Patterson, Premier Of Saskatchewan From 1935-1944. Lt. Gov. Of That Province From 1958. He Died In 1976 At The Age Of 90  Personalities ▪ Politics 1937c
25667 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William James Parker (1896-1971) President, Manitoba Pool Elevators, 1940-1969. Member, University of Manitoba Board of Governors, 1927-1944; Chairman, 1944-1946.  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Personalities ▪ Universities 1967
25682 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Lucko, Liberal MLA for Springfield, 1949-1959; born in Hazelglen, Manitoba, on January 11, 1911.  Personalities ▪ Politics 1966, June
25672 A0859 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Pearson, President, Progressive Conservative Party Of Manitoba, 1973-1977  Personalities ▪ Politics 1950
25029 A0837 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Richard Bawlf, 1881-1972. Long time member, Winnipeg Grain and Produce Exchange; President, 1917; Vice-President, Canadian Wheat Board.  Agriculture ▪ Businesses ▪ Marketing ▪ Personalities ▪ Wheat Board c. 1930
24525 A0820 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     William Scott House, Lot 46 River Rd., Built 1863  Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1972, June
25570 A0856 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Windmill With Two Women On The Balcony In Steinbach, Mb  Mennonites ▪ Towns ▪ Windmills ▪ Women 1877
25821 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Acting Mayor Alderman Jack Blumberg And Police Chief Robert Taft With (L) Canadian Government Official S. J. Chagnon Waiting In The Fort Garry Hotel For A Delegation Of Russian Farm Experts  Agriculture ▪ Hotels ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1955, September 1
25779 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Actress Helene Winston, Starred With Cbc, Notably In King Of Kensington. Performed With The Stratford Company And Rainbow Stage.  Personalities ▪ Television ▪ Theatre ▪ Women 1976, September 18
24338 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg airmen tenting at the RCAF Station in Cold Lake, Alberta.  Aviation ▪ Buildings ▪ Military ▪ Towns 1955, August 4
25362 A0848 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Alderman Gordon Fines  Personalities ▪ Politics 1966
25819 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Alderman Henri Boiselle  Personalities ▪ Politics 1955, June 14
25497 A0853 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Author, Vina Hodgstraten, President, Canadian Authors' Assocation, 1966. Author Of More Than 300 Humourous Scripts For Cbc Radio As Well As Numerous Short Stories And Magazine Articles  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1955, June 25
24346 A0814 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Ballet during command performance. Clockwise from top left: Bill McGrath, Arnold Spohr, Jean Stoneham, and unidentified dancer.  Dance ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1951, December
23966 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Blue Bombers Ethnic Connection, (L- R): Joe Poplawski (Polish), Lyall Wozwesenksy (Ukrainian), Leonlyszkiewics (Polish), Garry Rosolowich (Ukrainian), and Leo Ezerins (Latvian)  Football ▪ Personalities ▪ Poles ▪ Sports ▪ Ukrainians 1978, September 13
24839 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Board Of Trade Building 323 Notre Dame Avenue East  Businesses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1947, June
25185 A0842 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Born Allan Blye Director/Writer For Hollywood Tv Shows 'Dick Van Dyke', Tommy Smothers', 'Cher','Andy Williams' And Others. He Is Also A Singer  Hebrews ▪ Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Television 1970
25199 A0843 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Born Len Cariou, Who Won A Tony For Best Actor In A Musical For His Role As The Barber In 'Sweeny Todd'.Cariou Was Artistic Director Of Manitoba Theatre Centre In The Mid-1970'S  Personalities ▪ Theatre 1975, April 14
25429 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg born violinist Frederick Grinke returned from England to be guest soloist with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra for a concert in 1964. He left Winnipeg at age 17 for Europe where he was a regular soloist with different orchestras, a professor of.  Music ▪ Orchestras ▪ Personalities c. 1960
25781 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Broadcaster Don Wittman, Well Known Cbc Sportscaster  Personalities ▪ Radio ▪ Sports ▪ Television 1955c
24084 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Businessman Peter Nygard in front of his third Winnipeg Tan Jay Clothing Manufacturing Plant, 1771 Inkster Blvd.  Personalities ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1979, August 15
24925 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg children dressed in sailor outfits on board Princess Pat, a float for the City's 50th Anniversary Parade. Photo by Foote.  Children ▪ Parades 1924, June 18
24390 A0816 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg children partaking in the winter sport of bumper-hitching or bumper-shining, in photo taken for The Tribune by Peter Levick.  Automobiles ▪ Children ▪ Lifestyle 1979, November 8
25465 A0852 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg City Councillor, William Hallonquist  Personalities ▪ Politics 1977
25767 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Dr. D. A. Stewart, Anti-Tuberculosis Crusader From 1908 Till His Death In 1937. Manitoba Medicalcollege Graduate, 1906. D. A. Stewart Tuberculosis Centre Named After Him  Disease ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities 1915c
25683 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Dr. Malcolm R. MacCharles, President of the C.M.A. led fight against Saskatchewan Medicare.  Medicine ▪ Personalities 1977, May 5
25696 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Dr. Ross Mitchell, University Of Manitoba Professor Of Obstetrics. Awards Honourary Doctor Of Laws Degree By University Of Manitoba In 1956  Awards ▪ Medicine ▪ Personalities 1968
24943 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg General Hospital, Bannatyne Avenue"  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1900c
24468 A0818 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg General Hospital.  Hospitals ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1900
24688 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg General Post Office at Portage Avenue and Garry Street.  Mail ▪ Post Offices ▪ Winnipeg Buildings c. 1925
24687 A0826 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg General Post Office at Portage Avenue and Garry Street.  Mail ▪ Post Offices ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1930
25826 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club Manager Vern Benson With His Wife And Children Randy And Bonnie  Baseball ▪ Children ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Women 1956, June 7
24908 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Grain Exchange on Lombard Street.  Commodity Exchanges ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets c. 1900
50062 A1502 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Homes During Flood  Floods ▪ Houses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1950, May
24891 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Hydro Offices at 55 Princess St. in Winnipeg, Manitoba.  Hydro ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1929, May 28
23958 A0801 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Jets Team Picture.  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1978, May 20
24094 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Mayor Bill Norrie with guests on board The Paddlewheel Queen River Boat during a welcome to Winnipeg Cruise held for The Vietnamese Boat People Refugees.  Boats ▪ Immigration ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1979, July 28
25015 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Mayor George Sharpe With Wife And Daughters Susan And Joan  Personalities ▪ Politics ▪ Women 1954, October
25704 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Playwright William H. Paluk. Wrote And Produced Local Productions And Cbc Dramas Such As “Emigrate” And “Backdoor”  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre 1974, September 27
24837 A0831 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Police Chief Robert Taft in holding area of Rupert Street Station.  Jails ▪ Personalities ▪ Police ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1960, December
25334 A0847 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     An image of the Winnipeg Police Force, 1903. People identified on the bottom of the image as follows; A. McKinnon, W. Rankins, W.B. Preston, W. Mill, C.H. Newton, C. Driver, E. Geiser, W. Dunn, W. Blair, F. Kerr, G. Arkinstall, J. Meiklejohn, Sgt. E. Blair, Sgt.-Major Wm. Munro, Chief J.C. McRae, Sgt. W.J. Leach, Pat. Sgt. Robertson, A. Cooper, W.G. Gordon, J.J. Samson, Jas. Morgan, Dennis Ryan, Forbes Cruikshanks, C.H.E. Knox, W. Williamson, J.F. Tiderington, R.W. Dann, D. McPherson, F.W. Hogg.  Police 1903
24816 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Police Officers in buffalo coats snowshoeing along a Winnipeg Street after the storm.  Buffalo ▪ Costumes ▪ Police ▪ Snowshoeing ▪ Snowstorms ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, March 4
25247 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Police Officers Trudge Along A Street During The Storm That Paralyzed The City  Police ▪ Snowstorms ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, March 4
24760 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Salvation Army Dining Room  Charities ▪ Dining ▪ Residences ▪ Salvation Army ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1960, November 22
24759 A0828 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Salvation Army Dormitory  Charities ▪ Dormitories ▪ Residences ▪ Salvation Army ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1969, May
24379 A0815 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra at the Opening of Winnipeg's Centennial Concert Hall.  Events ▪ Halls ▪ Orchestras ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1968, March
25705 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra'S Ramon Parcels Played For Over 10 Years With The Wso. Chicago Born  Music ▪ Personalities 1973, January 10
24054 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune Building on McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg, in 1905.  Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1905
24108 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune Building, Graham Avenue and Smith Street. Note trolley bus wires and the Bank of Montreal signs on the first floor on the outside of the building. Also two clocks are on the building. Set of traffic lights on the right. Tribune sign on outside over the door.  Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Timepieces ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1968, June
24107 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune Composing Room  Journalism ▪ Machinery ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1968, May 10
24092 A0805 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune Editor, E. H. Wheatley and Canadian Pentathlete, Diane Jones-Konihowski opening the Tribune International Indoor Games.  Journalism ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports ▪ Track & Field ▪ Women 1979, February 17
24930 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune editorial conference. (left to right): Fred Johnson, Editorial Writer; Randolph Patton, Associate Editor; Fred O'Malley, Executive Editor; Carlyle Allison, Editor; Tom Green, Associate Editor; Ed McKibbon, Cartoonist.  Conferences ▪ Journalism ▪ Personalities 1950, February 18
40181 A1344 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune Newspaper Headlines Announce The Closing Of The Newspaper After 90 Years Of Publishing In Winnipeg  Events ▪ Newspapers 1980, August 27
56389 A1722 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune Newspaper Man Vince Leah, Celebrates His 38th Anniversary At The Winnipeg Tribune  Events ▪ Journalists ▪ Personalities 1967, June 1
56388 A1722 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune Newspaper Man Vince Leah, Celebrates His 38th Anniversary At The Winnipeg Tribune  Events ▪ Journalists ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1967, June 1
24055 A0804 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Tribune staff gathered in front of new duplex press just installed in the interior of the Tribune Building on Smith Street and Graham Avenue, in 1922.  Journalism ▪ Newspapers ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1922
25246 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Trolly Buses Trapped On A Street During The Storm That Paralyzed The City  Buses ▪ Snowstorms ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, March 4
24900 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg Ukrainian Choir with their float for the 50th anniversary of Winnipeg Celebrations.  Choirs ▪ Parades ▪ Ukrainians 1924, June 18
24632 A0824 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg's First Court House, Main Street.  Courts ▪ Judiciary ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1877
25763 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Al Sparks, Canadian Light Heavyweight Champion From 1968 To 1973  Boxing ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1954, January 12
25701 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Bill Mosienko. Hockey Hall Of Fame Inductee 1965. Played For Chicago Black Hawks In The Nhl From 1941-1955  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1959, October 7
25764 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Danny Stack, Glendale Golf Course Professional For 24 Years, Retired In 1969. Member Canadian Professional Golfer'S Association Of Manitoba.  Golf ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1958, April 10
25765 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Frank Stack, Member Of Canada'S Olympic Skating Team In 1932, 1948, 1952. Competed Until He Was60. Member Canadian Sports Hall Of Fame  Personalities ▪ Skating ▪ Sports 1950c
25762 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Gord Simpson. Played For And Coached Winnipeg Monarchs And Coached Canadian National Team In Mid-1960s  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1962, March 12
25703 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Ken Friar Nicolson. Longtime Cjob Sports Director And Voice Of The Jets And Bombers Since 1969  Personalities ▪ Radio ▪ Sports 1970c
25760 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Nan Shipley. First Gained Fame In 1955 For Anna And The Indians, The Story Of Anna Gaudin  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1966
25693 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Nick Mickoski, Nhl Veteran Player And Whl And Wha Coach. Also, Elmhurst'S Manitoba Amateur Golf Champion, 1966  Golf ▪ Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1970c
25770 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Nick Ternetta, Community Worker And Long Time Political Activist. Now In Calgary  Personalities ▪ Politics 1977c
25774 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Robert Watson, Writer Of Historic Poetry, Novels, And Short Stories In The 1920s And 193os  Authors ▪ History ▪ Personalities 1925c
25707 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Ross Pratt, Internationally Renowned Pianist Throught The 1940'S, 1950'S, And 1960'S. Fellow Of The Royal Academy Of Music  Music ▪ Personalities 1966, April 9
25761 A0862 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Sid Silverman, Chairman Of Manitoba Landlords Association. Leading Opponent Of Rent Controls  Associations ▪ Hebrews ▪ Personalities 1978, June 26
25712 A0861 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Socio-Historian Writer Heather Robertson. Former Tribune Reporter And Macleans Editor  Authors ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1973
25769 A0863 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Stephen J. Sweeney, Civic Watchdog And Political Activist From 1922-79. Known As The Shadow Alderman, Never Elected. Died In 1979 At 77 Years  Personalities ▪ Politics 1955c
25708 A0860 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S Walter Babe Pratt. Played Nhl Hockey Beginning In 1936 With New York Rangers, 1943 Went To Toronto Until 1956  Hockey ▪ Personalities ▪ Sports 1974
25226 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg'S West End As Viewed From The Top Of Saskatchewan Avenue Land Fill Site Off Empress St  Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1967, February 5
25406 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeg-Born Ed Evanko, Singer, Actor, Left For Britain And Later New York In 1967. By 1978, He Had Recorded Two Albums, Appeared In Numerous Broadway Shows And On Television. He Returned To Winnipeg For A Ukrainian Show In 1980  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Theatre ▪ Ukrainians 1966, August
25825 A0865 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipegger Alex Bernier, Appointed Kings Counsel  Judiciary ▪ Personalities 1946, December 31
25414 A0850 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipegger Florence Faiers, Mezzo-Soprano, Studied In London For 4 Years, Won Rose-Bowl There In Mid-Fifties.Returned To Winnipeg In 1958, Appeared On Tv And With The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra  Music ▪ Personalities ▪ Women 1964, July
24199 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers admiring a 1912 Ford Touring Car during the Manitoba Classic and Antique Club's Show.  Automobiles ▪ Events 1972, September 15
25241 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers Attending A Dance Class At Ken Matthews Dance Studio, In Downtown Winnipeg.  Dance ▪ Women 1966, February 9
25310 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers Attending A Rainbow Stage Production Of Bye-Bye Birdie  Theatre ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, July 3
25252 A0844 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers Building Sandbag Dike Along Scotia Street As The Red River Rises  Dikes ▪ Floods ▪ Rivers ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1966, April 6
24899 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers dressed up in celebration of the City's 50th Anniversary Parade.  Costumes ▪ Parades 1924, June 18
24197 A0809 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers enjoying a spring day in Assiniboine Park.  Lifestyle ▪ Parks 1949, May 30
25308 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers Fill The Arena To Watch The Shrine Circus  Arenas ▪ Circuses ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, May 4
25264 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers Gather In The Courtyard, City Hall For Winner Announcements In The 'Paint-In', Sponsored By The City  Events ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1966, August 4
25295 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers Gathered At The Arena During Liberal Political Rally  Arenas ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, April 2
24923 A0833 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers gathered outside City Hall on Main Street to watch the City's 50th Anniversary Celebrations.  Ceremonies ▪ City Halls ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1924, June 18
25257 A0845 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers In The Stands At Osborne Stadium Watch The Football Game Between Winnipeg And Edmonton  Football ▪ Sports ▪ Stadiums ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1952, November 8
24926 A0834 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers lining Main Street during the City's 50th Anniversary Parade. Photo by Foote.  Parades ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1924, June 18
24874 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers riding inside one of the city's buses.  Buses ▪ Transportation 1961, October 5
25293 A0846 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Winnipeggers Waiting Outside The Civic Auditorium To Attend Political Rally Where Prime Minister John Diefenbaker Will Be Speaking  Auditoriums ▪ Politics ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1963, March
24805 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Wolseley Avenue showing car going around the Wolseley Elm Tree which is in the middle of the street. Houses are seen in the background. Sign in front of the tree reads “Keep Right”.  1960, July
24321 A0813 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Woman's Auxiliary of the Anglican Church at 317 Langside Street in Winnipeg.  Associations ▪ Churches ▪ Winnipeg Buildings ▪ Winnipeg Streets 1957, August 30
24807 A0830 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Women linking arms around Wolseley Elm Tree to prevent its removal.  Costumes ▪ Protests ▪ Trees ▪ Winnipeg Streets ▪ Women 1957, September
25623 A0858 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Woodrow Stanley Lloyd. Leader, Saskatchewan New Democratic Party, (Ccf) 1961-1970. Premier, 1961-1964  Personalities ▪ Politics 1962
25505 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Workman Laying Concrete Floor At St. John'S Boys School, Selkirk, Manitoba  Buildings ▪ Construction ▪ Hospitals ▪ Schools ▪ Towns 1966, September 22
24238 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Workman working on sewer line, along Main Street, Boissevain, Manitoba.  Buildings ▪ Labour ▪ Sewage ▪ Streets ▪ Towns c. 1960
24612 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Workmen and machinery on site of pipeline construction between Winnipeg and Emerson.  Construction ▪ Oil ▪ Pipelines 1960, July 16
24611 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Workmen and machinery on site of Trans Canada Pipeline construction near Regina.  Construction ▪ Oil ▪ Pipelines 1964, July 29
24250 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Workmen constructing the North Channel Railway Bridge across the Churchill River.  Bridges ▪ Construction ▪ Rivers 1952, October 15
24253 A0811 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Workmen doing repairs to a helicopter, Bristol Aerospace, Winnipeg.  Aviation ▪ Businesses ▪ Helicopters ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1956, April 21
24867 A0832 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Workmen prepare to demolish the remains of the Time Building on Portage Avenue after a fire reduced the block to a skeletal structure.  Businesses ▪ Demolition ▪ Fires ▪ Winnipeg Buildings 1954
24601 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Young indigenous dancer at Powwow in Winnipeg Convention Centre.  1976, March 23
24604 A0823 Winnipeg Tribune Collection   Young indigenous girl in costume for powwow for "Indian Days", Lower Fort Garry, Manitoba.  Young indigenous girl in costume for powwow for "Indian Days", Lower Fort Garry, Manitoba.  Children ▪ Costumes ▪ Lower Fort Garry 1972, August 5
24115 A0806 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     Young Liberal Supporter cheering Pierre Trudeau during a Winnipeg stop in the Federal Election Campaign.  Children ▪ Elections ▪ Personalities ▪ Politics 1968, May 23
24986 A0836 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     YWCA swimming instructor assisting pupil with stroke form.  Associations ▪ Costumes ▪ Swimming ▪ Women c. 1920
25515 A0854 Winnipeg Tribune Collection     “Keenora” Passing Through Lockport Locks On The Red River. Note: Raised Portion Of The Lockport Bridge  Boats ▪ Bridges ▪ Locks ▪ Ships ▪ Towns 1940c