A cross-section of Toronto’s left came together on Saturday at Frontier College to celebrate the launch of Graeme Truelove’s book, Svend Robinson: A life in politics. Both the book’s author, Graeme Truelove, and Svend Robinson were past members of Frontier College. Read a review of the book by rabble’s founding publisher, Judy Rebick, here.
Here are a few images from the day, by Toronto photographer Mitchel Raphael.
Linda McQuaig, fresh off the campaign trail in Toronto-Centre, has her booked signed.
Robinson with filmmaker John Greyson. Greyson recently returned to Canada after being imprisoned in Egypt in dire conditions for 51 days.
Former Minister of Foreign Affair, Bill Graham, stopped in to pick up a copy of the book.
Robinson with Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Joe Cressy, and rabble.ca publisher Kim Elliott
Robinson reunites with Judy Rebick as John Greyson looks on.
Author Graeme Truelove
Stephen Lewis made the opening remarks of the launch.
Olivia Chow displays several copies of “A life in politics”
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