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Sean O'Flynn, Union leader wonders why doctors were left out of restraint program
Sean O'Flynn, Union leader wonders why doctors were left out of restraint program

Sean O'Flynn, Union leader wonders why doctors were left out of restraint program

Date9/21/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sean O'Flynn, Union leader wonders why doctors were left out of restraint program.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071528F
Out on bail, Sean O'Flynn (left), president of Ontario's 60,000-member civil service union, leaves the University Ave
Out on bail, Sean O'Flynn (left), president of Ontario's 60,000-member civil service union, leaves the University Ave
12/6/1979
Free at last Jail guards' union leader Sean O'Flynn, who went to jail over an illegal strike by his members, was freed today as guards sang For He's a(...)
Free at last Jail guards' union leader Sean O'Flynn, who went to jail over an illegal strike by his members, was freed today as guards sang For He's a(...)
1/25/1980
Why, why, why? Doris Crispin holds a picture of her husband - murdered by a felon out on the streets on early release - and wonders why he had to die. Is the justice system at fault?
Why, why, why? Doris Crispin holds a picture of her husband - murdered by a felon out on the streets on early release - and wonders why he had to die. Is the justice system at fault?
10/27/1987
Sean O'Flynn , Union president says the documents support the union's position that there is gross overcrowding in the jails
Sean O'Flynn , Union president says the documents support the union's position that there is gross overcrowding in the jails
11/22/1982
Sean O'Flynn, President of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union still faces a possible prison term
Sean O'Flynn, President of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union still faces a possible prison term
12/5/1979
Coalition partners: Tom Ross of Canadian Hardware Retail Association, left, Sean O'Flynn of Ontario Federation of Labor and lobbyist Ted Ball have joined fight against Sunday shopping.
Coalition partners: Tom Ross of Canadian Hardware Retail Association, left, Sean O'Flynn of Ontario Federation of Labor and lobbyist Ted Ball have joined fight against Sunday shopping.
1/25/1988
Coalition partners, Tom Ross of Canadian Hardware Retail Association, left, Sean O'Flynn of Ontario Federation of Labor and lobbyist Ted Ball have joined fight against Sunday shopping
Coalition partners, Tom Ross of Canadian Hardware Retail Association, left, Sean O'Flynn of Ontario Federation of Labor and lobbyist Ted Ball have joined fight against Sunday shopping
1/25/1988
Peter Mills: Frustrated commuter wonders why Bayly St. service dropped.
Peter Mills: Frustrated commuter wonders why Bayly St. service dropped.
12/13/1988
Burgeoing clan: Tuck and Marion Berry, centre, head an extended family in Shelburne that livesin harmony - You learn to sit and listen, Marion explains and wonders why quarrelsome Canada can't follow suit.
Burgeoing clan: Tuck and Marion Berry, centre, head an extended family in Shelburne that livesin harmony - You learn to sit and listen, Marion explains and wonders why quarrelsome Canada can't follow suit.
7/4/1990
The agony: Blue Jay catcher Pat Borders wonders why he ever chose this line of work after getting hit in a tender spot by a foul tip yesterday against Minnesota
The agony: Blue Jay catcher Pat Borders wonders why he ever chose this line of work after getting hit in a tender spot by a foul tip yesterday against Minnesota
9/29/1991
Quiet please! Reader wonders why there's so much controversy surrounding the acoustics to Roy Thomson Hall
Quiet please! Reader wonders why there's so much controversy surrounding the acoustics to Roy Thomson Hall
9/13/1982
Sean O'Flynn
Sean O'Flynn
1/3/1980