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Title: Driveway at Second Beach, Stanley Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Description: Road through trees with people at left; Vehicle shown on road
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Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: Douglas Street, Victoria, B.C.
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Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: Vancouver British Columbia PHOTO BOOKLET
Description: Red "book of views" 12 postcards
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Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: Pender Street, Vancouver, B.C.
Description: Street view. Many vehicles & carriages
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Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: Yates Street, corner Government, Victoria, B.C.
Description: Street view; Right side, vehicle in fg.
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Collection: Philip Francis Postcard Collection

Title: Building trades pickets at Metrotown Hyundai re: boycott
Description: Building Trades workers picket Hyundai car dealership at Metrotown in Burnaby to protest the South Korean corporation's partnership with notorious anti-union firm JC Kerkhoff. Also targeted was Hyundai's treatment of its workers in Korea. Hyundai and Kerkhoff were later to provide the pile-driving on the Skytrain bridge over the Fraser River,
Show moreBuilding Trades workers picket Hyundai car dealership at Metrotown in Burnaby to protest the South Korean corporation's partnership with notorious anti-union firm JC Kerkhoff. Also targeted was Hyundai's treatment of its workers in Korea. Hyundai and Kerkhoff were later to provide the pile-driving on the Skytrain bridge over the Fraser River, ending the dominance of the Carpenters Union in that field and presaging the decimation of union labour in construction.
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Date: 1988-03-19

Title: Surrey-White Rock Concerned Citizens for Fair ICBC rates - rally - White Rock Senior Secondary
Description: The newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the
Show moreThe newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the Legislature February 13 and a Lower Mainland protest that filled the PNE Agrodome February 1. Pat McGeer was the provincial cabinet minister responsible for ICBC.
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Date: 1976-01-18

Title: Border pks. [peaks] from Chwk. [Chilliwack] Lake Rd. [Road], June 23, 1962
Date: 1962-06-23

Title: Fraser Ferry at Lytton at west side, Oct. 10, 1959
Date: 1959-10-10

Title: Rescue Conference Mt. [Mount] Baker - Ome Daiber, June 16, 1957
Date: 1957-06-16

Title: Rescue Conference Mt. [Mount] Baker - helicopter at Mt. [Mount] Baker Lodge, June 16, 1957
Date: 1957-06-16

Title: Land Rover on road to Diamond Head, Sept. 3, 1955
Date: 1955-09-03

Title: Surrey-White Rock Concerned Citizens for Fair ICBC rates - rally - White Rock Senior Secondary
Description: The newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the
Show moreThe newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the Legislature February 13 and a Lower Mainland protest that filled the PNE Agrodome February 1. Pat McGeer was the provincial cabinet minister responsible for ICBC.
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Date: 1976-01-18

Title: Surrey-White Rock Concerned Citizens for Fair ICBC rates - rally - White Rock Senior Secondary
Description: The newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the
Show moreThe newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the Legislature February 13 and a Lower Mainland protest that filled the PNE Agrodome February 1. Pat McGeer was the provincial cabinet minister responsible for ICBC.
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Date: 1976-01-18

Title: Concerned Citizens for Fair ICBC Rates - rally, car-smashing, Queen Elizabeth School
Description: The newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the
Show moreThe newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the Legislature Feb. 13 and a Lower Mainland protest that filled the PNE Agrodome Feb. 1. Pat McGeer was the provincial cabinet minister responsible for ICBC.
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Date: 1976-01-25

Title: Joint labor-concerned citizens ICBC protest rally, Agrodome
Description: The newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the
Show moreThe newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the Legislature Feb. 13 and a Lower Mainland protest that filled the PNE Agrodome Feb. 1. Pat McGeer was the provincial cabinet minister responsible for ICBC. Photograph shows people on the stage at the Agrodome rally.
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Date: 1976-02-01

Title: Concerned Citizens for Fair ICBC Rates - rally, car-smashing, Queen Elizabeth School
Description: The newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the
Show moreThe newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the Legislature February 13 and a Lower Mainland protest that filled the PNE Agrodome February 1. Pat McGeer was the provincial cabinet minister responsible for ICBC.
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Date: 1976-01-25

Title: ICBC protest rally - Victoria legislature
Description: The newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the
Show moreThe newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the Legislature February 13 and a Lower Mainland protest that filled the PNE Agrodome February 1. Pat McGeer was the provincial cabinet minister responsible for ICBC.
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Date: 1976-02-13

Title: ICBC protest rally and car cavalcade - Simon Fraser University
Date: 1976-02-08

Title: ICBC protest rally and car cavalcade - Simon Fraser University
Description: The newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the
Show moreThe newly-elected Social Credit government's announcement in January, 1976 that it would increase ICBC rates for auto insurance by 2X to 3X existing rates, and eliminate provisions that kept rates down for young drivers, sparked opposition throughout the province, beginning with regional protests and followed by a huge march and rally at the Legislature February 13 and a Lower Mainland protest that filled the PNE Agrodome February 1. Pat McGeer was the provincial cabinet minister responsible for ICBC.
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Date: 1976-02-08

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