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New Democrat Peter Kormos, left, and Tory Bob Runciman, right, survey a 15,000 name petition delivered to Queen's Park today by lawyer Lawrence Mandel(...)
New Democrat Peter Kormos, left, and Tory Bob Runciman, right, survey a 15,000 name petition delivered to Queen's Park today by lawyer Lawrence Mandel(...)

New Democrat Peter Kormos, left, and Tory Bob Runciman, right, survey a 15,000 name petition delivered to Queen's Park today by lawyer Lawrence Mandel(...)

Date4/3/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: New Democrat Peter Kormos, left, and Tory Bob Runciman, right, survey a 15,000 name petition delivered to Queen's Park today by lawyer Lawrence Mandel of Fair Action in Insurance Reform, which opposes Bill 68, the no-fault insurance scheme.
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New Democrat Peter Kormos, left, and Tory Bob Runciman, right, survey a 15,000-name petition delivered to Queen's Park today by lawyer Lawrence Mandel(...)
New Democrat Peter Kormos, left, and Tory Bob Runciman, right, survey a 15,000-name petition delivered to Queen's Park today by lawyer Lawrence Mandel(...)
4/3/1990
Filing system: New Democrat MPP Peter Kormos empties fire on his desk at Legislature yesterday during 17-hour fillbuster over auto insurance bill.
Filing system: New Democrat MPP Peter Kormos empties fire on his desk at Legislature yesterday during 17-hour fillbuster over auto insurance bill.
4/27/1990
Pause for thought: New Democrat MPP Peter Kormos, who was stalled debate on the auto insurance bill, stretches at the Legislature yesterday.
Pause for thought: New Democrat MPP Peter Kormos, who was stalled debate on the auto insurance bill, stretches at the Legislature yesterday.
4/17/1990
Booted out: New Democrat Peter Kormos, fired yesterday from his dual cabinet posts, retreated to his Yonge St. office yesterday.
Booted out: New Democrat Peter Kormos, fired yesterday from his dual cabinet posts, retreated to his Yonge St. office yesterday.
3/18/1991
Opposition split: New democrat leader Bob Rae, left, greets Andy Brandt following the interim Tory leader's farewell news conference at Queen's Park yesterday
Opposition split: New democrat leader Bob Rae, left, greets Andy Brandt following the interim Tory leader's farewell news conference at Queen's Park yesterday
5/9/1990
Two views: Premier Bob Rae, left, announces vote on Sunday shopping in Legislature yesterday as excabinet minister Peter Kormos reacts glumly.
Two views: Premier Bob Rae, left, announces vote on Sunday shopping in Legislature yesterday as excabinet minister Peter Kormos reacts glumly.
7/3/1992
Two views: Premier Bob Rae, left, announces vote on Sunday shopping in Legislature yesterday as excabinet minister Peter Kormos reacts glumly
Two views: Premier Bob Rae, left, announces vote on Sunday shopping in Legislature yesterday as excabinet minister Peter Kormos reacts glumly
6/3/1992
Back bench: A defiant Peter Kormos takes a back seat in the Legislaature last Monday, the day he was fired from cabinet by Premier Bob Rae
Back bench: A defiant Peter Kormos takes a back seat in the Legislaature last Monday, the day he was fired from cabinet by Premier Bob Rae
3/18/1991
No regrets: Peter Kormos meets reporters after his firing today. He said he never fitted well in cabinet, saying: I'm not a good team player, okay?
No regrets: Peter Kormos meets reporters after his firing today. He said he never fitted well in cabinet, saying: I'm not a good team player, okay?
3/18/1991
NDP outgrows its Caucus room. The 38 New Democrats elected to the Legislature last week couldn't fit in their old caucus room at Queen's Park today and had to meet in a committee room to plan their strategy as Opposition. Leader Stephen Lewis (left) talked with Dr. Charles Godfrey (Durham West), of the Pickering anti-airport group People Or Planes. Behind them is former provincial leader Donald MacDonald (third from right).
NDP outgrows its Caucus room. The 38 New Democrats elected to the Legislature last week couldn't fit in their old caucus room at Queen's Park today and had to meet in a committee room to plan their strategy as Opposition. Leader Stephen Lewis (left) talked with Dr. Charles Godfrey (Durham West), of the Pickering anti-airport group People Or Planes. Behind them is former provincial leader Donald MacDonald (third from right).
9/24/1975
Shelley Martel and Peter Kormos
Shelley Martel and Peter Kormos
11/7/1996
Shelley Martel and Peter Kormos
Shelley Martel and Peter Kormos
11/7/1996