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"Oil!?"

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Year: 1970
Names: Uluschak, Edd
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

"Question one: Private property should not be expropriated for treaty settlements ... yes or no." "The garage can go."

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Names: Harrop, Graham
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

"And finally: Do you rate surveys somewhat intrusive ... very intrusive ... highly intrusive."

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Year: 2002
Names: Harrop, Graham
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

Not expected to get the job ... "It says here that you're willing to shower every couple of days if needed ..."

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Year: 2002
Names: Harrop, Graham
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

Collection

  • Editorial Cartoons Collection (4)

Name

  • Harrop, Graham (3)
  • Uluschak, Edd (1)

Subject

  • Bathrooms (1)
  • Bathtub toys (1)
  • Bathtubs & showers (1)
  • Do-it-yourself work (1)
  • Employment interviewing (1)
  • Losers (1)
  • Nisga'a--Treaties (1)
  • Oil spills (1)
  • Privacy (1)
  • Public opinion polls (1)
  • Referendum (1)
  • Repatriation (1)
  • Spouses (1)
  • Tankers (1)
  • Water pollution (1)
  • (-) Bathing (4)

Genre

  • Editorial cartoons (4)

Type of Resource

  • Still Image (4)

Language

  • English (4)

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