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Dale Richmond: Metro's chief administrative officer headed the task force that drew up a report calling for a dramatic overhaul of property taxes in Metro
Dale Richmond: Metro's chief administrative officer headed the task force that drew up a report calling for a dramatic overhaul of property taxes in Metro

Dale Richmond: Metro's chief administrative officer headed the task force that drew up a report calling for a dramatic overhaul of property taxes in Metro

Date10/21/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Dale Richmond: Metro's chief administrative officer headed the task force that drew up a report calling for a dramatic overhaul of property taxes in Metro.
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Dale Richmond: New Metro chief administrative officer takes on powerful $85, 175-a-year job
Dale Richmond: New Metro chief administrative officer takes on powerful $85, 175-a-year job
11/5/1985
No. If Metro board's dissolved, 'suburban voters will find taxes going so high . . . ' says William McCordic, its former chief staff officer
No. If Metro board's dissolved, 'suburban voters will find taxes going so high . . . ' says William McCordic, its former chief staff officer
11/30/1977
John Kruger: Metro's chief administrative officer is quitting for unspecified challenge. He earns $86,000.
John Kruger: Metro's chief administrative officer is quitting for unspecified challenge. He earns $86,000.
6/25/1985
Mike Brown, Metro's deputy chief administrative officer, warns his co-workers not to dunk him as they launch a drive to raise $324,000 for the United Way yesterday. They decided he was all wet.
Mike Brown, Metro's deputy chief administrative officer, warns his co-workers not to dunk him as they launch a drive to raise $324,000 for the United Way yesterday. They decided he was all wet.
9/10/1991
Mike Brown, Metro's deputy chief administrative officer, warns his co-workers not to dunk him as they launch a drive to raise $324,000 for the United Way yesterday. They decided he was all wet.
Mike Brown, Metro's deputy chief administrative officer, warns his co-workers not to dunk him as they launch a drive to raise $324,000 for the United Way yesterday. They decided he was all wet.
9/10/1991
Treasurer Darcy McKeough today unveiled the province's white paper on property tax reform which would raise property taxes for Metro home-owners. Here(...)
Treasurer Darcy McKeough today unveiled the province's white paper on property tax reform which would raise property taxes for Metro home-owners. Here(...)
1/4/1978
Metro chairman Paul Godfrey, who says he wouldn't mind referendum on whether to cut property taxes, gets sons Robin, 5, and Noah a drink of juice. The(...)
Metro chairman Paul Godfrey, who says he wouldn't mind referendum on whether to cut property taxes, gets sons Robin, 5, and Noah a drink of juice. The(...)
7/7/1978
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
9/23/1992
Joe Clark's proposal to make mortgage interest and property taxes tax-deuctible would add to deficit, up house prices and help well-heeled, columnists says
Joe Clark's proposal to make mortgage interest and property taxes tax-deuctible would add to deficit, up house prices and help well-heeled, columnists says
9/21/1978
John Kruger: Metro's most powerful official helped Godfrey overhaul the former system.
John Kruger: Metro's most powerful official helped Godfrey overhaul the former system.
2/11/1982
Goodbye to the ghetto? Committee begins study of pay equity bill today but the principle has already been accepted by Spar Aerospace's Don Pollock (far left) and Metro's Dale Richmond (left)
Goodbye to the ghetto? Committee begins study of pay equity bill today but the principle has already been accepted by Spar Aerospace's Don Pollock (far left) and Metro's Dale Richmond (left)
2/23/1987
Louis Thomas: Cut all property taxes
Louis Thomas: Cut all property taxes
10/4/1978