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University of Manitoba

University of Manitoba

Festival of Life and Learning

PC 89-006-005neg
Debooy
Sep 2, 1972
University of Manitoba

University of Manitoba

Robin Morgan the editor of Sisterhood is Powerful speaks at the Festival of Life Learning

PC 18-5859-004neg
Jan 2, 1972
University of Manitoba

University of Manitoba

William Kunstler speaks at the Festival of Life and Learning

PC 18-5859-001neg
Jan 2, 1972
University of Winnipeg

University of Winnipeg

Centennial Hall

PC 18/6867/18-5938-010
Jan 1, 1972
University of Winnipeg

University of Winnipeg

Anthropology display

PC 18-5893-001neg
Apr 4, 1972
Water Safety

Water Safety

Riding the ice is what the kids call this very dangerous 'sport'. This boy was temporarily in trouble until he managed to jump onto ice floe nearer the bank.

PC 18/6995/18-6063-025
Apr 18, 1972
Weather Manitoba

Weather Manitoba

Central Winnipeg blackout after storm

PC 89-001-002neg
Debooy
Jan 14, 1972
Weather Manitoba

Weather Manitoba

Hitch-hiking in the freezing cold.

PC 18-5845-001neg
Jan 13, 1972
Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment

Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment

PC 89-079-004neg
Debooy
Mar 10, 1972
Winnipeg - City Council

Winnipeg - City Council

Declaration of Office. Left to right: Joe Zukin, D. A. Yanofsky, Bernie Wolfe, Robert Wilson, June Westbury, Richard Wankling.

PC 18/7132/18-6197-001
May 1, 1972