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Replacing retiring ombudsman Maloney presents an almost impossible task for Ontario
Replacing retiring ombudsman Maloney presents an almost impossible task for Ontario

Replacing retiring ombudsman Maloney presents an almost impossible task for Ontario

Date12/7/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Replacing retiring ombudsman Maloney presents an almost impossible task for Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065155F
John A. McGinnis. An almost impossible task
John A. McGinnis. An almost impossible task
10/16/1970
M A protector and problem-solver, Arthur Maloney says of his job as Ontario's first ombudsman
M A protector and problem-solver, Arthur Maloney says of his job as Ontario's first ombudsman
5/22/1975
One of Canada's most successful defence attorneys, Arthur Maloney, 55, is to wrap up his legal career to become Ontario's first ombudsman. Appointment was made yesterday by Premier Davis
One of Canada's most successful defence attorneys, Arthur Maloney, 55, is to wrap up his legal career to become Ontario's first ombudsman. Appointment was made yesterday by Premier Davis
5/22/1975
Arthur Maloney, above, was sworn in as Ontario ombudsman
Arthur Maloney, above, was sworn in as Ontario ombudsman
10/30/1975
Nursing a broken ankle, former ombudsman Arthur Maloney with secretary Geraldine Donnelly, reflects on three years in post
Nursing a broken ankle, former ombudsman Arthur Maloney with secretary Geraldine Donnelly, reflects on three years in post
10/6/1978
Ombudsman Arthur Maloney. On the job at 7.43 a.m. today
Ombudsman Arthur Maloney. On the job at 7.43 a.m. today
10/30/1975
Task finished: Clare Lewis, head of the Race Relations and Policing Task Force, presents its report to Solicitor-General Joan Smith at Queen's Park today
Task finished: Clare Lewis, head of the Race Relations and Policing Task Force, presents its report to Solicitor-General Joan Smith at Queen's Park today
4/11/1989
Farewell presents from the NDP to retiring leader David Lewis and his wife, Sophie, included tickets to Geneva, where he is to receive a Socialist International Award next year, and a set of matched luggage to take with them
Farewell presents from the NDP to retiring leader David Lewis and his wife, Sophie, included tickets to Geneva, where he is to receive a Socialist International Award next year, and a set of matched luggage to take with them
7/6/1975
Star of whose life is it anyway? Pat Galloway scored an almost impossible 14 out of 15 on our quiz
Star of whose life is it anyway? Pat Galloway scored an almost impossible 14 out of 15 on our quiz
12/23/1980
A dog's life for a composer. Composer Milton Barnes says making a living on music is almost impossible
A dog's life for a composer. Composer Milton Barnes says making a living on music is almost impossible
11/16/1989
A dog's life for a composer. Composer Milton Barnes says making a living on muisc is almost impossible
A dog's life for a composer. Composer Milton Barnes says making a living on muisc is almost impossible
11/16/1989
New ombudsman: Dr. Daniel Hill, former chairman of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, signs his oath of office as Ontario's new ombudsman yesterday (...)
New ombudsman: Dr. Daniel Hill, former chairman of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, signs his oath of office as Ontario's new ombudsman yesterday (...)
3/21/1984