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"We sold our house in Vancouver, moved to Kelowna, and the $200,000 profit we made is GONE!" "HOW?" "We drove here."

Year: 2004
Names: Harrop, Graham
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

["Quebec or bust"]

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Year: 1998
Names: Larter, John
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

PREMIER'S TV ADDRESS "The Premier wants to speak to B.C. families." "Do they HAVE T.V. in Alberta?"

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Year: 2001
Names: Harrop, Graham
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

"That's right, Alice, we exchanged houses with our next door neighbours!" "We moved everything over yesterday ... drapes furniture, you name it." "And all because my Ralph wanted to save a few measly [...]

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Year: 2004
Names: Harrop, Graham
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

Collection

  • Editorial Cartoons Collection (4)

Name

  • Harrop, Graham (3)
  • Larter, John (1)

Subject

  • Alberta--Economic conditions (1)
  • Bass, Fred (1)
  • Charest, Jean, 1958- (1)
  • Fees and charges (1)
  • Parti libéral du Québec (1)
  • Prime Minister--British Columbia (1)
  • Progressive Conservative Party… (1)
  • Vancouver (B.C.) (1)
  • (-) Moving, Household (4)

Genre

  • Editorial cartoons (4)

Type of Resource

  • Still Image (4)

Language

  • English (4)

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