Police angry. Metro Police Association president Mal Connolly said yesterday policemen are so angry about their pay and a pay deal awarded to Toronto firefighters they might stage an illegal strike

IIIF

Police angry. Metro Police Association president Mal Connolly said yesterday policemen are so angry about their pay and a pay deal awarded to Toronto firefighters they might stage an illegal strike

Date6/29/1980

Names

Brazao, Dale (photographer)

Connolly, Mal (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Police angry. Metro Police Association president Mal Connolly said yesterday policemen are so angry about their pay and a pay deal awarded to Toronto firefighters they might stage an illegal strike

Subject

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0039937F

Discover More

Crime fighters. Police Chief Jack Ackroyd, left, police association head Mal Connolly, centre, and Crown Attorney Robert McGee are concerned about ris(...)

10/12/1978

Connolly, Mal

7/4/1980

Mal Connolly and John Sewell

7/4/1980

Connolly, Mal

10/12/1978

Connolly, Mal

7/3/1980

Ontario's Association of Chiefs of Police has called for the return of the death penalty following the recent killings of three Metro-area policemen. (...)

9/20/1984

Syd Brown, president of Metro's police association, has been a thorn in the side of police brass for the eight years he has been fighting for better p(...)

6/18/1969

An All-Candidates Meeting last night in Scarborough West listened to the Conservative, Syd Brown, president of the Police Association - but the star o(...)

9/4/1975

President of the 30,000-member Canadian Police Association, Syd Brown says reluctantly that he doesn't expect capital punishment to return

11/24/1972

Syd Brown, left, of Toronto Police Association, leaves police headquarters with lawyer John Kerr after the two had sat in on inquiry into charges that(...)

1/5/1970

Shaking hands with some of his new staff is newly appointed police chief of Waterloo Regional Police Force, 51-year-old Syd Brown, left. For 15 years,(...)

12/15/1976

New calling: Former Waterloo police chief Syd Brown says local residents have been begging him to represent them on council

10/29/1991