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Litany of woes, Mr. Justice Coulter Osborne listens to complaints about high premiums as he condcuts probe into possible reforms of Ontario auto insurance industry
Litany of woes, Mr. Justice Coulter Osborne listens to complaints about high premiums as he condcuts probe into possible reforms of Ontario auto insurance industry

Litany of woes, Mr. Justice Coulter Osborne listens to complaints about high premiums as he condcuts probe into possible reforms of Ontario auto insurance industry

Date3/17/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Litany of woes, Mr. Justice Coulter Osborne listens to complaints about high premiums as he condcuts probe into possible reforms of Ontario auto insurance industry.
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Facts and figures, It's all there, Mr. Justice Coulter Osborne says as he points to a copy of his report on Ontario auto insurance during a news confe(...)
Facts and figures, It's all there, Mr. Justice Coulter Osborne says as he points to a copy of his report on Ontario auto insurance during a news confe(...)
4/18/1988
Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)
Housing minister Stanley Randall (at left in foreground) listens glumly as Mike Carson pounds a table and lists complaints about public housing projec(...)
2/3/1970
Sidney Handleman, minister of consumer and commercial relations, said this week that he gets more complaints about insurance companies than any other business - and it's the industry's fault
Sidney Handleman, minister of consumer and commercial relations, said this week that he gets more complaints about insurance companies than any other business - and it's the industry's fault
2/1/1977
A premium protest: Members of the United Electrical and Radio Workers march at Queen's Park last night to protest premiums and double billing by the Ontario Hospital Services Insurance Plan
A premium protest: Members of the United Electrical and Radio Workers march at Queen's Park last night to protest premiums and double billing by the Ontario Hospital Services Insurance Plan
11/4/1969
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
Unionists Picket Queen's Park, We want Robarts, 180 unionists chanted today as they paraded in front of the Legislature protesting tax increases and higher hospital insurance premiums
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3/28/1968
Thumbs down: Pat Darrah of Agincourt shows his displeasure with the insurance premium he must pay because the car he was driving (left) rear-ended another auto. His annual fee jumped from $756 to $3,107 because of the accident.
Thumbs down: Pat Darrah of Agincourt shows his displeasure with the insurance premium he must pay because the car he was driving (left) rear-ended another auto. His annual fee jumped from $756 to $3,107 because of the accident.
4/6/1987
(Circular A) Extensive premium sale of valuable steel engravings : $24,000 to be given away in premiums, London Literary and Art Agency
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1871
The way it is: Ontario Auto Insurance Board chairman John Kruger shrugs yesterday at a news conference announcing that premium increases of up to 17 per cent will be allowed
The way it is: Ontario Auto Insurance Board chairman John Kruger shrugs yesterday at a news conference announcing that premium increases of up to 17 per cent will be allowed
2/13/1989
Court reforms: Dr. Henry Morgentaler, left, would lose his automatic right to appeal to the Supereme Court of Canada under amendments proposed by Justice Minister Ray Nhatyshyn
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8/28/1984
If you live in Ontario, Alberta or British Columbia - Canada's richest provinces - you pay health-care premiums
If you live in Ontario, Alberta or British Columbia - Canada's richest provinces - you pay health-care premiums
2/7/1980
Don Johnston: All Ottawa's ambassador to the West can do is listen to the complaints and try to get the government to take heed
Don Johnston: All Ottawa's ambassador to the West can do is listen to the complaints and try to get the government to take heed
9/17/1980