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Samuel Grange: Some nurses have said the inquiry into baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children is treating them unfairly
Samuel Grange: Some nurses have said the inquiry into baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children is treating them unfairly

Samuel Grange: Some nurses have said the inquiry into baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children is treating them unfairly

Date10/5/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Samuel Grange: Some nurses have said the inquiry into baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children is treating them unfairly.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0051265F
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
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
Central figures: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, left, led royal commission inquiry into mysterious baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children. Central (...)
Central figures: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, left, led royal commission inquiry into mysterious baby deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children. Central (...)
5/31/1983
Justice Samuel Grange: Conducted inquiry on deaths at Sick Children's Hospital
Justice Samuel Grange: Conducted inquiry on deaths at Sick Children's Hospital
4/24/1984
Centre of controversy: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, who is heading the royal commission into the deaths of 36 babies at the Hospital for Sick Children, (...)
Centre of controversy: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, who is heading the royal commission into the deaths of 36 babies at the Hospital for Sick Children, (...)
10/18/1983
Final judgement: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, seen here reviewing his notes last month, has completed his report on the mysterious deaths of 36 babies a(...)
Final judgement: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, seen here reviewing his notes last month, has completed his report on the mysterious deaths of 36 babies a(...)
11/13/1984
Day of frustration: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, burying his head in his hands, suspended hearings into baby deaths
Day of frustration: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange, burying his head in his hands, suspended hearings into baby deaths
4/16/1984
Samuel Grange: Judge heads royal commission into 28 mysterious deaths at hospital
Samuel Grange: Judge heads royal commission into 28 mysterious deaths at hospital
6/21/1982
Head probe: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange listens yesterday as Sick Children's probe begins
Head probe: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange listens yesterday as Sick Children's probe begins
5/31/1983
Will write report: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange of the Ontario Supreme Court, will present his report on the commission hearings later this year. The inquiry was established April 21, 1983
Will write report: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange of the Ontario Supreme Court, will present his report on the commission hearings later this year. The inquiry was established April 21, 1983
4/4/1984
Nurse Susan Nelles wiped away a tear as she testified at inquiry into baby deaths at Hospital For Sick Children
Nurse Susan Nelles wiped away a tear as she testified at inquiry into baby deaths at Hospital For Sick Children
8/22/1984
Cameras recorded the Grange inquiry into Hospital for Sick Children deaths
Cameras recorded the Grange inquiry into Hospital for Sick Children deaths
5/29/1987
Job finished: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange looks over the final draft of his report on the 36 deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children today. Now he hope(...)
Job finished: Mr. Justice Samuel Grange looks over the final draft of his report on the 36 deaths at the Hospital for Sick Children today. Now he hope(...)
1/3/1985