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Art Eggleton enters 4th term. He'll have held office longer than any other Toronto mayor by the next election
Art Eggleton enters 4th term. He'll have held office longer than any other Toronto mayor by the next election

Art Eggleton enters 4th term. He'll have held office longer than any other Toronto mayor by the next election

Date6/9/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Art Eggleton enters 4th term. He'll have held office longer than any other Toronto mayor by the next election.
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Teary Decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election in the municipal election
Teary Decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election in the municipal election
5/1/1991
Art for art's sake. Toronto mayor Art Eggleton does some wind-blown campaigning at the DAvisville subway station yesterday in his bid to keep the seat he's held since 1980
Art for art's sake. Toronto mayor Art Eggleton does some wind-blown campaigning at the DAvisville subway station yesterday in his bid to keep the seat he's held since 1980
10/18/1988
Teary decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election
Teary decision: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, with wife Brenda, is choked up yesterday after announcing he won't seek re-election
5/1/1991
Susan Fish enters race for mayor
Susan Fish enters race for mayor
5/29/1991
Packing it in. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton starts packing some of his personal papers in preparation for his move the mayor's office Nov. 30, the day b(...)
Packing it in. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton starts packing some of his personal papers in preparation for his move the mayor's office Nov. 30, the day b(...)
11/11/1991
Looking forward to one more term as Toronto mayor, David Crombie says he'll not run in 1978 unless the city's threatened
Looking forward to one more term as Toronto mayor, David Crombie says he'll not run in 1978 unless the city's threatened
12/6/1973
Anne Johnston: Candidate for mayor says she has more 'pizzazz' than Art Eggleton
Anne Johnston: Candidate for mayor says she has more 'pizzazz' than Art Eggleton
1/18/1983
Anne Johnston: Candidate for mayor says she has more 'pizzazz' than Art Eggleton
Anne Johnston: Candidate for mayor says she has more 'pizzazz' than Art Eggleton
10/11/1983
Assessment protest: Mayor Art Eggleton addressed 800 at Queen's Park yesterday, saying he would fight the reform plan until he leaves office
Assessment protest: Mayor Art Eggleton addressed 800 at Queen's Park yesterday, saying he would fight the reform plan until he leaves office
6/4/1991
Fire chief for a day. Mayor Art Eggleton welcomes 6-year-old Deaman Potvin to his office today. The Bowmore Road Public School pupil was selected Fire(...)
Fire chief for a day. Mayor Art Eggleton welcomes 6-year-old Deaman Potvin to his office today. The Bowmore Road Public School pupil was selected Fire(...)
10/12/1990
North York Mayor Mel Lastman says he'll go to jail rather than require any resident to live next to a convict in a group home.
North York Mayor Mel Lastman says he'll go to jail rather than require any resident to live next to a convict in a group home.
5/4/1981
Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
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