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New job
New job

New job

Date7/4/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: New job: Highway crews have discovered an effective way of slowing down traffic at construction sites - they're using retired police cars like one on the Queen Elizabeth Highway at Bronte. The speed signs don't work, but these cars do, said one worker. It helps make our job a bit safer.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0027654F
Real police work is what Joan Loftus, one of the first 10 policewomen hired so far by the Ontario Provincial Police, wants in her new job. A secretary(...)
Real police work is what Joan Loftus, one of the first 10 policewomen hired so far by the Ontario Provincial Police, wants in her new job. A secretary(...)
5/14/1974
. . . And the new, Ontario Provincial Police Superintendent Bill MacGregor, retiring yesterday after serving on the force 34 years, passes the job of (...)
. . . And the new, Ontario Provincial Police Superintendent Bill MacGregor, retiring yesterday after serving on the force 34 years, passes the job of (...)
4/6/1989
Donald Hillock: The new York Region police chief doesn't think he's too young for, the job at 44 - he's 25-year veteran
Donald Hillock: The new York Region police chief doesn't think he's too young for, the job at 44 - he's 25-year veteran
7/15/1985
Promoted: Staff superintendents James Clark, top left, Charles Maywood, top right, Jean Boyd, bottom left, and David Boothby get senior jobs on Metro force
Promoted: Staff superintendents James Clark, top left, Charles Maywood, top right, Jean Boyd, bottom left, and David Boothby get senior jobs on Metro force
8/30/1988
Peter Scott: Officer says he's looking forward to job
Peter Scott: Officer says he's looking forward to job
5/3/1984
Promoted: Staff superintendents James Clark, top left, Charles Maywood, top right, Jean Boyd, bottom left, and David Boothby get senior jobs on Metro force
Promoted: Staff superintendents James Clark, top left, Charles Maywood, top right, Jean Boyd, bottom left, and David Boothby get senior jobs on Metro force
8/10/1994
Promoted: Staff superintendents James Clark, top left, Charles Maywood, top right, Jean Boyd, bottom left, and David Boothby get senior jobs on Metro force
Promoted: Staff superintendents James Clark, top left, Charles Maywood, top right, Jean Boyd, bottom left, and David Boothby get senior jobs on Metro force
8/10/1994
Don't move: German shepherd Thor commands respect when he and handler Constable Stuart Malcolm are on job
Don't move: German shepherd Thor commands respect when he and handler Constable Stuart Malcolm are on job
4/5/1983
Bruce Crawford: I wouldn't take this job again for $1 million a year, York Region police chief says
Bruce Crawford: I wouldn't take this job again for $1 million a year, York Region police chief says
10/8/1984
On the job: One of three dogs on the police force, 6-year-old German shepherd, Flynn, is praised by handler, Constable Chuck McConnell, after capturing suspect
On the job: One of three dogs on the police force, 6-year-old German shepherd, Flynn, is praised by handler, Constable Chuck McConnell, after capturing suspect
10/8/1979
Just like 'Ome, The job's the same for Mike Heaton of the Lancashire Constabulary, even if folks drive on the wrong side of the road at Bloor and Chur(...)
Just like 'Ome, The job's the same for Mike Heaton of the Lancashire Constabulary, even if folks drive on the wrong side of the road at Bloor and Chur(...)
2/12/1992
He helps make 401 Canada's safest road, A man in love with his job, and convinced of the importance of it, Ontario Provincial Police Constable Glen Bowmaster sweeps down Highway 401 on patrol
He helps make 401 Canada's safest road, A man in love with his job, and convinced of the importance of it, Ontario Provincial Police Constable Glen Bowmaster sweeps down Highway 401 on patrol
6/12/1970