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Bill Legros. Destroyed by province
Bill Legros. Destroyed by province

Bill Legros. Destroyed by province

Date12/18/1977
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129340F
Mayor Wm LeGros Ajax
Mayor Wm LeGros Ajax
3/2/1972
Personal account: Adelino Julio spent last week in Toronto schools talking about the guerrilla war that has closed or destroyed 2,000 schools in his native Mozambique
Personal account: Adelino Julio spent last week in Toronto schools talking about the guerrilla war that has closed or destroyed 2,000 schools in his native Mozambique
3/10/1988
Racing against wreckers's hammer, Clarkson engineer Edwin Morely travels across the country photographing old buildings, then drawing them before they're destroyed
Racing against wreckers's hammer, Clarkson engineer Edwin Morely travels across the country photographing old buildings, then drawing them before they're destroyed
10/3/1994
Cash needed: Don Warden, left, new president of the Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs, and secretary Bill Brown say the province must chip in its share.
Cash needed: Don Warden, left, new president of the Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs, and secretary Bill Brown say the province must chip in its share.
5/8/1991
Ontario government introduced new legislation yesterday which will compel all companies incorporated in the province to have a majority of Canadians on its board of directors
Ontario government introduced new legislation yesterday which will compel all companies incorporated in the province to have a majority of Canadians on its board of directors
6/13/1972
Darbyson: 500 jobs, By Pat McNenly, Toronto Star, A clothing manufacturer says he may have to drop plans for a Toronto plant that would employ 500 workers because the province won't allow him to operate two shifts.
Darbyson: 500 jobs, By Pat McNenly, Toronto Star, A clothing manufacturer says he may have to drop plans for a Toronto plant that would employ 500 workers because the province won't allow him to operate two shifts.
4/17/1979
Kenneth Smith, history department head at Agincourt Secondary School, points out in an accompanying letter that every province in Canada except Ontario has a core of compulsory subjects
Kenneth Smith, history department head at Agincourt Secondary School, points out in an accompanying letter that every province in Canada except Ontario has a core of compulsory subjects
2/20/1973
Robin Cornwell: Broker wonders if it isn't time for the provinces to consider relinquishing their regulatory power over the trust companies.
Robin Cornwell: Broker wonders if it isn't time for the provinces to consider relinquishing their regulatory power over the trust companies.
2/18/1983
Wait's over: Chris Copas, 18, will be able to return home to Bloorview Children's Hospital, along with Jim Geissinger, now that the province has agreed to provide a ventilator.
Wait's over: Chris Copas, 18, will be able to return home to Bloorview Children's Hospital, along with Jim Geissinger, now that the province has agreed to provide a ventilator.
12/21/1988
Justice is a twin-edged sword. Identical twins Barry, left, and Brian Fenton, 26, of Toronto, are among 960 law students from six Ontario universities being called to the bar this week in Toronto and later elsewhere in the province. Since both could be ac
Justice is a twin-edged sword. Identical twins Barry, left, and Brian Fenton, 26, of Toronto, are among 960 law students from six Ontario universities being called to the bar this week in Toronto and later elsewhere in the province. Since both could be ac
4/5/1983
Face off: Lawyer Tom Marshall, left, representing the province and lawyer Stephen Diamond, representing Camrost, discuss opposing views in ongoing battle over the Etobicoke waterfront, below
Face off: Lawyer Tom Marshall, left, representing the province and lawyer Stephen Diamond, representing Camrost, discuss opposing views in ongoing battle over the Etobicoke waterfront, below
7/17/1991
No place like home: Paralyzed Ian Miller and welfare mother Lynn Smith, with son Jesse, are among a group of Metro residents who need low-cost housing and are protesting the province's lack of firm plans to build more subsidized housing in Metro this year
No place like home: Paralyzed Ian Miller and welfare mother Lynn Smith, with son Jesse, are among a group of Metro residents who need low-cost housing and are protesting the province's lack of firm plans to build more subsidized housing in Metro this year
3/12/1984