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Max Ward: We will conduct the sale, airline chief says of PWA offer
Max Ward: We will conduct the sale, airline chief says of PWA offer

Max Ward: We will conduct the sale, airline chief says of PWA offer

Date5/25/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Max Ward: We will conduct the sale, airline chief says of PWA offer.
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Selling airline: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines International
Selling airline: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines International
1/20/1989
Selling: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines international
Selling: Wardair Inc. chairman Max Ward, 66, announced yesterday that he is selling the carrier to PWA Corp., owner of Canadian Airlines international
1/19/1989
Max Ward and friends: He's pulled off a deal to finance his airline's expansion - adding a dozen jet planes with a total cost of more than $1 billion over 10 years
Max Ward and friends: He's pulled off a deal to finance his airline's expansion - adding a dozen jet planes with a total cost of more than $1 billion over 10 years
3/25/1981
Max Ward: Our only problem would be if the public was panicked, says Wardair president
Max Ward: Our only problem would be if the public was panicked, says Wardair president
3/25/1981
King st. atrium: David Stewart, vice-president of Campeau Corp., shows off huge model of the King St. entrance to the Scotia Plaza tower. he says we are trying to look ahead to the end of this century with our building design. It will offer completely computer-controlled lighting, heating, air conditioning and power.
King st. atrium: David Stewart, vice-president of Campeau Corp., shows off huge model of the King St. entrance to the Scotia Plaza tower. he says we are trying to look ahead to the end of this century with our building design. It will offer completely computer-controlled lighting, heating, air conditioning and power.
6/24/1986
High-flying salesman Mike Kilburn, who helped beat a sales deadline for the Dash 7 Short-takeoff-and-landing airplane by selling five of tghe craft to Ethopian Airlines, strolls back home in North York with wife Pat and daughter Erika
High-flying salesman Mike Kilburn, who helped beat a sales deadline for the Dash 7 Short-takeoff-and-landing airplane by selling five of tghe craft to Ethopian Airlines, strolls back home in North York with wife Pat and daughter Erika
6/27/1975
Research at sale prices: James McPherson, chief executive of the Canadian Industrial Innovation Centre, says the government forces university research institutions to charge too little for services
Research at sale prices: James McPherson, chief executive of the Canadian Industrial Innovation Centre, says the government forces university research institutions to charge too little for services
7/19/1984
Changing world: New Stelco chief John Allan says steelmaker must adapt to slower growth in steel sales
Changing world: New Stelco chief John Allan says steelmaker must adapt to slower growth in steel sales
5/8/1984
Sir Freddie Laker: Laker is out of the picture, reader says, so airlines are ready to 'sock it to us.'
Sir Freddie Laker: Laker is out of the picture, reader says, so airlines are ready to 'sock it to us.'
1/22/1979
More competition: Although it says business is up, small regional airline Air Atonabee has a new challenge from Nordair on the Ottawa-Toronto route
More competition: Although it says business is up, small regional airline Air Atonabee has a new challenge from Nordair on the Ottawa-Toronto route
1/20/1983
Jean-Claude Parrot, We want the public to get the same breaks as corporations, postal workers' chief says
Jean-Claude Parrot, We want the public to get the same breaks as corporations, postal workers' chief says
6/20/1981
John Grant: We must make painful changes and build a leaner, more productive economy, says the director and chief economist of Wood Gundy Ltd.
John Grant: We must make painful changes and build a leaner, more productive economy, says the director and chief economist of Wood Gundy Ltd.
8/12/1981