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Under fire: Police commissioner Norm gardner, with wife Gall at their Thornhill home, told reporters yeterday he doesn't recommend his actions to others
Under fire: Police commissioner Norm gardner, with wife Gall at their Thornhill home, told reporters yeterday he doesn't recommend his actions to others

Under fire: Police commissioner Norm gardner, with wife Gall at their Thornhill home, told reporters yeterday he doesn't recommend his actions to others

Date3/15/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Under fire: Police commissioner Norm gardner; with wife Gall at their Thornhill home; told reporters yeterday he doesn't recommend his actions to others.
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Waiting over: Police board member Norm Gardner relaxes at his Thornhill home with his wife Gail last night on hearing he will not be charged over shooting a robbery suspet in his North York bakery
Waiting over: Police board member Norm Gardner relaxes at his Thornhill home with his wife Gail last night on hearing he will not be charged over shooting a robbery suspet in his North York bakery
4/8/1992
Lighter moment: Deputy Chief Peter Scott, left, and police services board member Norm Gardner speak with reporters yesterday after Gardner refused to tell the board why he carries a gun
Lighter moment: Deputy Chief Peter Scott, left, and police services board member Norm Gardner speak with reporters yesterday after Gardner refused to tell the board why he carries a gun
4/2/1992
Defends action: Norm Gardner, standing outside his Thornhill home last night, says he was defending himself from a man robbing his bakery
Defends action: Norm Gardner, standing outside his Thornhill home last night, says he was defending himself from a man robbing his bakery
3/14/1992
Serious situation: Metro Police Services Board chairperson Susan Eng tells reporters yesterday that Councillor Norm Gardner should step down for now, as do officers who are involved in a shooting
Serious situation: Metro Police Services Board chairperson Susan Eng tells reporters yesterday that Councillor Norm Gardner should step down for now, as do officers who are involved in a shooting
3/16/1992
Norm Gardner: Police commissioner says death threats prompted him to get gun permit
Norm Gardner: Police commissioner says death threats prompted him to get gun permit
3/15/1992
Toronto's housing task force, under Alderman Michael Goldrick, is expected to recommend the banking for new homes of under-used or badly used land, su(...)
Toronto's housing task force, under Alderman Michael Goldrick, is expected to recommend the banking for new homes of under-used or badly used land, su(...)
10/31/1973
Rejects text: The final text of the free trade deal merely confirmed our worst fears, New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent told reporters at a news conference yesterday
Rejects text: The final text of the free trade deal merely confirmed our worst fears, New Democratic Party leader Ed Broadbent told reporters at a news conference yesterday
12/11/1987
Susan Eng: Police services board chairman tells a news conference today that commissioner Norm Gardner should step down for now
Susan Eng: Police services board chairman tells a news conference today that commissioner Norm Gardner should step down for now
3/16/1992
Election victory brought Ontario Premier John Robarts a kiss from his wife - who then turned and told reporters with a laugh: We haven't done this in (...)
Election victory brought Ontario Premier John Robarts a kiss from his wife - who then turned and told reporters with a laugh: We haven't done this in (...)
10/17/1967
Up in arms: Howard Moscoe, right, wants Norm Gardner's appointment reconsidered
Up in arms: Howard Moscoe, right, wants Norm Gardner's appointment reconsidered
12/8/1986
Grim warning: Councillors Richard Gilbert, left, and Norm Gardner say dumps will be closed by 1993
Grim warning: Councillors Richard Gilbert, left, and Norm Gardner say dumps will be closed by 1993
12/8/1986
Taking over the Leader of the Opposition's office, newly elected Conservative leader Joe Clark tells reporters about his plans. On his desk lies a cop(...)
Taking over the Leader of the Opposition's office, newly elected Conservative leader Joe Clark tells reporters about his plans. On his desk lies a cop(...)
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