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Scotia Bank President C. E. Ritchie. I trust there'll be no misunderstanding . .
Scotia Bank President C. E. Ritchie. I trust there'll be no misunderstanding . .

Scotia Bank President C. E. Ritchie. I trust there'll be no misunderstanding . .

Date12/20/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Scotia Bank President C. E. Ritchie. I trust there'll be no misunderstanding . . .
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0076355F
From teller to bank president in 28 years is record of Cedric Ritchie who became the top executive of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Ritchie, born in Bath, (...)
From teller to bank president in 28 years is record of Cedric Ritchie who became the top executive of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Ritchie, born in Bath, (...)
12/20/1972
Beyond dollars and cents: French-speaking Quebecers view Ontario's attitude toward them as one of misunderstanding coupled with crass commercialism, says Quebec Chamber of Commerce vice-president Roger Phillips
Beyond dollars and cents: French-speaking Quebecers view Ontario's attitude toward them as one of misunderstanding coupled with crass commercialism, says Quebec Chamber of Commerce vice-president Roger Phillips
3/25/1980
Banker's view: Cedric Ritchie, chairman of the Bank of Nova Scotia, told analysts he expects interest rates to fall up to two percentages points over the next year
Banker's view: Cedric Ritchie, chairman of the Bank of Nova Scotia, told analysts he expects interest rates to fall up to two percentages points over the next year
10/18/1990
Cedric Ritchie: Bank of Nova Scotia chairman says co-operation is needed for recovery
Cedric Ritchie: Bank of Nova Scotia chairman says co-operation is needed for recovery
4/11/1983
Cedric Ritchie, chairman of the Bank of Nova Scotia, says free trade has not been a boost to Canadian productivity
Cedric Ritchie, chairman of the Bank of Nova Scotia, says free trade has not been a boost to Canadian productivity
4/29/1991
If James Edwin Cruise has his way, there'll soon be a dinosaur-shaped piggy bank in every Ontario classroom
If James Edwin Cruise has his way, there'll soon be a dinosaur-shaped piggy bank in every Ontario classroom
5/9/1977
Katrina Kulhay: Chiropractor who works with medical doctors says she wants to clear up misunderstandings about her specialty
Katrina Kulhay: Chiropractor who works with medical doctors says she wants to clear up misunderstandings about her specialty
11/22/1985
There'll be no hand-wringing with E-Z Hold Handle for carrying bags, For Your Comfort Catalogue, $2
There'll be no hand-wringing with E-Z Hold Handle for carrying bags, For Your Comfort Catalogue, $2
3/18/1988
TD Bank & Trust, formerly Toronto-Dominion Bank, originally Dominion Bank, Queen Street East, no
TD Bank & Trust, formerly Toronto-Dominion Bank, originally Dominion Bank, Queen Street East, no
8/6/1995
Putting case forcefully: William Mackness, senior vice-president and chief economist with Bank of Nova Scotia, warns that the financial services area is crucial to free trade debate
Putting case forcefully: William Mackness, senior vice-president and chief economist with Bank of Nova Scotia, warns that the financial services area is crucial to free trade debate
5/14/1987
Rosedale mansion of F. William Nicks, president of the Bank of Nova Scotia, was damaged by an explosion this morning. It blew out windows and cut off (...)
Rosedale mansion of F. William Nicks, president of the Bank of Nova Scotia, was damaged by an explosion this morning. It blew out windows and cut off (...)
1/31/1968
Financiers: From left, Bill Player, Leonard Rosenberg and Andrew Markle were principals in trust firms, seized in 1983, that still hold shares in troubled Canadian Commercial Bank
Financiers: From left, Bill Player, Leonard Rosenberg and Andrew Markle were principals in trust firms, seized in 1983, that still hold shares in troubled Canadian Commercial Bank
4/26/1983