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Taking a break: Retiring Chief Justice Brian Dickson and his dog Derry relax at the family farm near Ottawa
Taking a break: Retiring Chief Justice Brian Dickson and his dog Derry relax at the family farm near Ottawa

Taking a break: Retiring Chief Justice Brian Dickson and his dog Derry relax at the family farm near Ottawa

Date4/13/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Taking a break: Retiring Chief Justice Brian Dickson and his dog Derry relax at the family farm near Ottawa.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0043622F
Brian Dickson, chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, donned robes for the last time last week, aided by court attendent Lou Lefebvre. Yesterda(...)
Brian Dickson, chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, donned robes for the last time last week, aided by court attendent Lou Lefebvre. Yesterda(...)
7/1/1990
Grandchildren join the former chief justice on the golf cart he uses to get around his farm, where he raises horses, spotted deer and Barbary sheep. F(...)
Grandchildren join the former chief justice on the golf cart he uses to get around his farm, where he raises horses, spotted deer and Barbary sheep. F(...)
7/1/1990
Dickson, Brian
Dickson, Brian
2/1/1996
Dickson, Brian
Dickson, Brian
2/1/1996
Brian Dickson right. with William Rehnquist (l) and William Howland (c)
Brian Dickson right. with William Rehnquist (l) and William Howland (c)
9/1/1987
William Howland centre with William Rehnquist (l): Brian Dickson (r)
William Howland centre with William Rehnquist (l): Brian Dickson (r)
9/1/1987
Starr principals: Mr. Justice Lloyd Houlden: left: has adjourned his probe until a panel headed by Chief Justice William Howland decides if it should continue
Starr principals: Mr. Justice Lloyd Houlden: left: has adjourned his probe until a panel headed by Chief Justice William Howland decides if it should continue
9/18/1989
Probe takes break: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange has halted the inquiry into the deaths at Sick Children's Hospital until March 19. The next witnesses will include nurses associated with the deaths
Probe takes break: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange has halted the inquiry into the deaths at Sick Children's Hospital until March 19. The next witnesses will include nurses associated with the deaths
3/6/1984
Retiring commissioner C. O. Bick, left, and police chief Harold Adamson, above. Reader says new chairman should be a civilian
Retiring commissioner C. O. Bick, left, and police chief Harold Adamson, above. Reader says new chairman should be a civilian
1/20/1977
Fed up: Mr. Justice Tom Berger, of the British Columbia Supreme Court, says he decided to quit the bench when he drew the ire of Supreme Court of Canada Chief Justice Bora Laskin
Fed up: Mr. Justice Tom Berger, of the British Columbia Supreme Court, says he decided to quit the bench when he drew the ire of Supreme Court of Canada Chief Justice Bora Laskin
6/24/1983
Dissenting views: Justices John Sopinka, left, and Peter Cory were backed by Chief Justice Antonio Lamer, right, in disagreeing with extradition order
Dissenting views: Justices John Sopinka, left, and Peter Cory were backed by Chief Justice Antonio Lamer, right, in disagreeing with extradition order
1/24/1989
Inquiry duty: Justice Lloyd Houlden: left: of Ontario court of Appeal and Ontario Associate Chief Justice Charles Dubin are conducting judicial probes
Inquiry duty: Justice Lloyd Houlden: left: of Ontario court of Appeal and Ontario Associate Chief Justice Charles Dubin are conducting judicial probes
1/31/1975