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Dr. Robert Bruce, Is to direct the new Toronto branch of an international institute for cancer research funded by billionaire Daniel Ludwig. Bruce will continue his search for the cause of cancers linked to diet, because these have a chance of being prevented. There is some problem with diet and our approach will be to find out what that problem is, Bruce says.
4/8/1981
Wayne Thomson, an electrician in England, says: 'The first time I've ever been in jail is when I come for a vacation in Canada
7/10/1991
Len Bruton: Won Manning prize for developing micro-electronic filters.
9/25/1991
Music promoter: Steve Thomson, founder and president of Scarborough's Backstage Productions International, poses with posters of some of the entertainers he manages
7/23/1986
Looking west: Alberta politician Frank Bruseker thinks his city, Calgary, should be the capital of a new Canada.
4/27/1992
Lulgi Brusatin: Italian war veteran was driving force behind street name change.
12/18/1984
A Metro lawyer will be the first Canadian to win the World Lawyer Award, when the honor is presented in Berlin on Thursday, also designated as World Law Day
7/11/1985
Dwight Bryant
10/26/1993
Bill Thomson. Remembers Richthofen
5/2/1971
Dan Bryk: New sales tax is making things tough on kids' fast-food urges.
6/23/1982
Unlikely halo: Fred Thompson stands beside supplies he has begged from businesses
12/23/1985
Sun Power: Lalith Gunaratne sees enormous potential for good in solar panels.
8/7/1989
Peter LiPreti: Says his biggest surprise has been seeing the bitter leftright division on city council.
7/24/1984
Bertha and Norman Cowan started planning 10 years ago. Both have developed their creative talents and taken up new hobbies for retirement
5/5/1976
Dave Turnbull and Daughter Andrea
5/19/1993
Hearings to determine whether officials of A
5/16/1972
hristmas Ribbon. on this $23,000 Aston Martin symbolizes dealer hn Cox's hope that somebody will buy it as a gift for a loved one. obody's taken up his offer of Christmas morning delivery yet, but other expensive items are being snapped up around Toronto. Jewelry, fur coats an gold toothpicks are big with those who don't insist on sensible gifts. Some teenagers don't mind paying $100 for a gold chain. [Incomplete]
12/13/1972
John Turnbull
10/11/1996
Peter Li Preti: North York Councillor defends World City Committee.
10/11/1989
The SkyRise on Yonge, above, is offering some of the largest condominium suites in Canada
5/4/1992
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