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Tenants will pay a direct share of operating expenses and taxes in a new variable-cost lease arrangement in the 58-story Commerce Court on King St. Th(...)
Tenants will pay a direct share of operating expenses and taxes in a new variable-cost lease arrangement in the 58-story Commerce Court on King St. Th(...)

Tenants will pay a direct share of operating expenses and taxes in a new variable-cost lease arrangement in the 58-story Commerce Court on King St. Th(...)

Date2/15/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tenants will pay a direct share of operating expenses and taxes in a new variable-cost lease arrangement in the 58-story Commerce Court on King St. The deal will require tenants to pay a proportion of expenses based on area they rent.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109423F
Elinor Caplan, 34. Conveyancer. Would strive to hold the line on taxes without a resulting significant decrease in services. Will disclose campaign contributions and expenses
Elinor Caplan, 34. Conveyancer. Would strive to hold the line on taxes without a resulting significant decrease in services. Will disclose campaign contributions and expenses
10/30/1978
Won in court: Patrick Cudahy sits in his 1980 Cadillac Elorado, looking spiffy now after three years of fighting to get his car in reasonable working order. His battle culminated in a District Court ruling last month that his new car was actually a used one. The court ordered the dealer pay various damages and Cudahy's legal expenses.
Won in court: Patrick Cudahy sits in his 1980 Cadillac Elorado, looking spiffy now after three years of fighting to get his car in reasonable working order. His battle culminated in a District Court ruling last month that his new car was actually a used one. The court ordered the dealer pay various damages and Cudahy's legal expenses.
12/21/1987
Heading for new heights, construction worker Ab Ivany, now working on new Commerce Court tower that will rise 57 storeys, recalls that 41 years ago, i(...)
Heading for new heights, construction worker Ab Ivany, now working on new Commerce Court tower that will rise 57 storeys, recalls that 41 years ago, i(...)
11/24/1970
On top of the old Bank of Commerce Building-now to be called Commerce Court North-is sheet metal worker Steve Horvath
On top of the old Bank of Commerce Building-now to be called Commerce Court North-is sheet metal worker Steve Horvath
10/18/1973
Canadian Bank of Commerce, King St. W., south west corner Jordan St., Toronto, Ont.
Canadian Bank of Commerce, King St. W., south west corner Jordan St., Toronto, Ont.
195-?
Solitary protest: Alf Mallia, Scarborough GM worker who pays $3,526 in taxes on his $240,000 home, confronted Premier Bob Rae when he arrived to talk to the local chamber of commerce
Solitary protest: Alf Mallia, Scarborough GM worker who pays $3,526 in taxes on his $240,000 home, confronted Premier Bob Rae when he arrived to talk to the local chamber of commerce
12/11/1992
Protesting Depositors: Bank of Credit and Commerce Canada account holder Khalid Usman questions Mel Zwaig, the court-appointed liquidator, at a marathon creditors' meeting yesterday
Protesting Depositors: Bank of Credit and Commerce Canada account holder Khalid Usman questions Mel Zwaig, the court-appointed liquidator, at a marathon creditors' meeting yesterday
8/28/1991
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
A photograph of the main ground floor entranceway to a bank, which has pillars on each side of ...
Bank of Commerce, King Street, Toronto
22 May 1939
Hammering away at history, Toronto's winter has hampered the initial demolition of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce property at King and Bay, al(...)
Hammering away at history, Toronto's winter has hampered the initial demolition of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce property at King and Bay, al(...)
1/10/1969
A photograph of a decorative stone engraving at the corner of a building. There are two columns ...
Toronto - door at Bank of Commerce, King Street West, south side
Approximately 1965(?)
David Rotenberg, whose campaign will also cost over $70,000, was helped with expenses by seven dinners attended by influential businessmen
David Rotenberg, whose campaign will also cost over $70,000, was helped with expenses by seven dinners attended by influential businessmen
11/9/1972