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Darcy McKeough. Says bid was lowest
Darcy McKeough. Says bid was lowest

Darcy McKeough. Says bid was lowest

Date1/15/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Darcy McKeough. Says bid was lowest
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067213F
Darcy McKeough is back in the Ontario cabinet, this time as province's first minister of energy, and says it's great to be back. Said the NDP member f(...)
Darcy McKeough is back in the Ontario cabinet, this time as province's first minister of energy, and says it's great to be back. Said the NDP member f(...)
6/7/1973
In my view, says Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough, it is possible to introduce legislation in the spring session to complete the arrangements that wou(...)
In my view, says Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough, it is possible to introduce legislation in the spring session to complete the arrangements that wou(...)
5/4/1978
Darcy McKeough, minister of municipal affairs, says Metro will not be allowed to grow larger
Darcy McKeough, minister of municipal affairs, says Metro will not be allowed to grow larger
1/24/1970
A matter of influence: Arthur Armstrong the chief developer of the town of Bramalea, says he billed Jan Davies, a Mississauga builder (pictured above) $25,000 helping to speed up a muncipal board meeting on land Davies wanted to develop - with help of Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough.
A matter of influence: Arthur Armstrong the chief developer of the town of Bramalea, says he billed Jan Davies, a Mississauga builder (pictured above) $25,000 helping to speed up a muncipal board meeting on land Davies wanted to develop - with help of Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough.
11/11/1977
Darcy McKeough: If anyone can lick Union Gas into shape, he can, say financial observers
Darcy McKeough: If anyone can lick Union Gas into shape, he can, say financial observers
9/3/1980
Far left to right, Darcy McKeough, Ridley College class of '51, chats with special guests Jessica Tandy, in a black velvet sheath, Hume Cronyn, class of 1930, and Joyce McKeough in a gold lame top
Far left to right, Darcy McKeough, Ridley College class of '51, chats with special guests Jessica Tandy, in a black velvet sheath, Hume Cronyn, class of 1930, and Joyce McKeough in a gold lame top
12/23/1987
Darcy likes the budget . . . . But his family doesn't. Pensive Darcy McKeough, Ontario's watches federal counterpart, Chretien, announce budget as he (...)
Darcy likes the budget . . . . But his family doesn't. Pensive Darcy McKeough, Ontario's watches federal counterpart, Chretien, announce budget as he (...)
4/10/1978
Sault Ste, Marie motel operator Colin Malcolm says his occupancy rate is the lowest in the 11 years he's been in business
Sault Ste, Marie motel operator Colin Malcolm says his occupancy rate is the lowest in the 11 years he's been in business
26 December 1990
Toronto is second lowest of five cities in a survey of 35 basic food items, says Star reporter Marilyn Anderson, seen checking supermarket prices. The(...)
Toronto is second lowest of five cities in a survey of 35 basic food items, says Star reporter Marilyn Anderson, seen checking supermarket prices. The(...)
6/6/1978
Free trade drive: Former Ontario treasurer Darcy McKeough gestures to a reporter during a Toronto news conference with exfederal cabinet minister Donald Macdonald and former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed
Free trade drive: Former Ontario treasurer Darcy McKeough gestures to a reporter during a Toronto news conference with exfederal cabinet minister Donald Macdonald and former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed
3/19/1987
What's so funny? It's not known what Premier William Davis and Provincial Treasurer Darcy McKeough were laughing about last night after budget speech,(...)
What's so funny? It's not known what Premier William Davis and Provincial Treasurer Darcy McKeough were laughing about last night after budget speech,(...)
4/6/1976
Darcy McKeough
Darcy McKeough
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