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Stepping out of City Hall after four stormy years are reform Alderman Bill Kilbourn, left, and Colin Vaughan
Stepping out of City Hall after four stormy years are reform Alderman Bill Kilbourn, left, and Colin Vaughan

Stepping out of City Hall after four stormy years are reform Alderman Bill Kilbourn, left, and Colin Vaughan

Date11/24/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Stepping out of City Hall after four stormy years are reform Alderman Bill Kilbourn, left, and Colin Vaughan. Their revolution has faded but council newcomers probably won't alter direction they set.
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Among reform group newly elected to City Council are Dorothy Thomas (left) in Ward 9 and Spadina Expressway opponent and architect Colin Vaughan in Wa(...)
Among reform group newly elected to City Council are Dorothy Thomas (left) in Ward 9 and Spadina Expressway opponent and architect Colin Vaughan in Wa(...)
12/4/1972
City Alderman Colin Vaughan failed by one vote to win a TTC seat when borough mayors on Metro Council backed Etobicoke's Pete Farrow
City Alderman Colin Vaughan failed by one vote to win a TTC seat when borough mayors on Metro Council backed Etobicoke's Pete Farrow
1/14/1975
The mayor's representative on the city planning board, Alderman Colin Vaughan, wants the Board - not Council - to review its role
The mayor's representative on the city planning board, Alderman Colin Vaughan, wants the Board - not Council - to review its role
11/27/1972
Wife of Alderman Bill Kilbourn, Elizabeth Kilbourn, has her eye on Ward 6, June Marks' own territory
Wife of Alderman Bill Kilbourn, Elizabeth Kilbourn, has her eye on Ward 6, June Marks' own territory
3/27/1972
Metro politicians are petulant and sulky about Premier Davis decision to kill the Spadina, says Colin Vaughan, running for Alderman
Metro politicians are petulant and sulky about Premier Davis decision to kill the Spadina, says Colin Vaughan, running for Alderman
11/27/1972
William Kilbourn, above, is professor of history at York University and an executive alderman of the city of Toronto
William Kilbourn, above, is professor of history at York University and an executive alderman of the city of Toronto
10/5/1976
A stormy example of citizen participation occupied the city executive committee for four hours yesterday and resulted in one winner and one loser. The(...)
A stormy example of citizen participation occupied the city executive committee for four hours yesterday and resulted in one winner and one loser. The(...)
10/21/1970
Form letters: Toronto Alderman Chris Korwin-Kuczynski (right) says letters handed him by Bill Mole are form letters and don't count toward a promise he made to pay a share of the $115,000 fine levied against the city after he and 10 other alderman walked out of vote on apartment demolition
Form letters: Toronto Alderman Chris Korwin-Kuczynski (right) says letters handed him by Bill Mole are form letters and don't count toward a promise he made to pay a share of the $115,000 fine levied against the city after he and 10 other alderman walked out of vote on apartment demolition
12/6/1984
Capt. Bill Bristow tried out retirement in Florida when he officially left Air Canada four years ago. But the active former airline pilot soon discovered that the lazy life was not for him, so now he runs a business which gives badly needed advice to people heading out on holidays. Now Bristow is where the action is
Capt. Bill Bristow tried out retirement in Florida when he officially left Air Canada four years ago. But the active former airline pilot soon discovered that the lazy life was not for him, so now he runs a business which gives badly needed advice to people heading out on holidays. Now Bristow is where the action is
10/24/1973
Colin Vaughan. Wants out
Colin Vaughan. Wants out
5/27/1976
Stepping out on the next 35 years
Stepping out on the next 35 years
2/25/1987
Business lobbying: Sam Hughes, stepping down after five years as president of Chamber of Commerce: admits arm-twisting is as important as public utterances in influencing Ottawa
Business lobbying: Sam Hughes, stepping down after five years as president of Chamber of Commerce: admits arm-twisting is as important as public utterances in influencing Ottawa
9/18/1980