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Embattled Big-Leaguer, Sinclair Stevens' York Trust stands prominently in the big-money district in downtown Toronto
Embattled Big-Leaguer, Sinclair Stevens' York Trust stands prominently in the big-money district in downtown Toronto

Embattled Big-Leaguer, Sinclair Stevens' York Trust stands prominently in the big-money district in downtown Toronto

Date3/1/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Embattled Big-Leaguer; Sinclair Stevens' York Trust stands prominently in the big-money district in downtown Toronto. But the man who started it all seven years ago; 40-year-old Sinclair Stevens; is quitting his executive jobs in the British International Finance group; of which York is a part; and placing his shares in a voting trust.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109372F
Big money, The Toronto Dominion Bank wants 436 million dollars to give up its lease on this branch
Big money, The Toronto Dominion Bank wants 436 million dollars to give up its lease on this branch
5/28/1984
Auditor testifies: Mel Leiderman, auditor for many of the Sinclair Stevens firms, testifies today that he met Sinclair and Noreen Stevens in March, 1985, at their King City home
Auditor testifies: Mel Leiderman, auditor for many of the Sinclair Stevens firms, testifies today that he met Sinclair and Noreen Stevens in March, 1985, at their King City home
8/6/1986
I'M a salesman, says Rev. Ronald Stevens as he stands with some of his congregation outside the Kennedy Road Tabernacle in Brampton. Stevens used to b(...)
I'M a salesman, says Rev. Ronald Stevens as he stands with some of his congregation outside the Kennedy Road Tabernacle in Brampton. Stevens used to b(...)
3/12/1972
Top business spokesman J. Hugh Stevens stands in front of mammoth wire spool at Laird Dr. plant of Canada Wire and Cable Co. Ltd., of which he's chief executive. Stevens, who today became persident of the Canadian Manufactures Association says companies must become more competitive to create more jobs.
Top business spokesman J. Hugh Stevens stands in front of mammoth wire spool at Laird Dr. plant of Canada Wire and Cable Co. Ltd., of which he's chief executive. Stevens, who today became persident of the Canadian Manufactures Association says companies must become more competitive to create more jobs.
6/3/1977
Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
Food depot shelves empty: Ralph Dorma, 19, who works as a summer student for West Hill Community Services, stands in front of the empty shelves at the food depot
7/23/1987
Legal advice: Taking part in the Sinclair Stevens' inquiry are, from left, Stephen LeDrew, Liberal caucus lawyer, Stevens' lawyer Kathryn Chalmers and chief commission counsel David Scott
Legal advice: Taking part in the Sinclair Stevens' inquiry are, from left, Stephen LeDrew, Liberal caucus lawyer, Stevens' lawyer Kathryn Chalmers and chief commission counsel David Scott
6/16/1986
Things are looking down at King and York, The tempo of building is stepping up once again in Toronto's downtown core
Things are looking down at King and York, The tempo of building is stepping up once again in Toronto's downtown core
6/14/1978
Trust hands
Trust hands
6/25/1986
Big difference
Big difference
4/6/1987
And now - - a double Banking tower, The fifth of the Big Five chartered banks to put up a bank building on Bay St
And now - - a double Banking tower, The fifth of the Big Five chartered banks to put up a bank building on Bay St
8/21/1975
Big basement
Big basement
6/10/1986
Big plans: The Royal Bank tower, above, will be the head-quarters of bigger and better things under financial deregulation, chairman Allan Taylor insists in response to criticism
Big plans: The Royal Bank tower, above, will be the head-quarters of bigger and better things under financial deregulation, chairman Allan Taylor insists in response to criticism
7/3/1986