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W.C. Leonard: Unification . . . with its fiddling, chopping and changing undermined standards.
W.C. Leonard: Unification . . . with its fiddling, chopping and changing undermined standards.

W.C. Leonard: Unification . . . with its fiddling, chopping and changing undermined standards.

Date5/15/1980
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129377F
For the sake of safety, (midwives) need to be trained and adhere to very high standards. At the moment, a lot of people call themselves midwives and they have virtually no training.' - Dr. John Milligan of the Ontario Medical Association
For the sake of safety, (midwives) need to be trained and adhere to very high standards. At the moment, a lot of people call themselves midwives and they have virtually no training.' - Dr. John Milligan of the Ontario Medical Association
7/12/1985
Municipal's Barrie branch, above, is close to Standard's former outlet
Municipal's Barrie branch, above, is close to Standard's former outlet
8/12/1991
Fred Ehmke: Inspector designed legislation that set elevator standards.
Fred Ehmke: Inspector designed legislation that set elevator standards.
12/14/1972
I think that an awful lot of our standards will be set by IBM, John Cunningham said, adding that Wang already has a co-existence strategy with IBM. [Imcomplete]
I think that an awful lot of our standards will be set by IBM, John Cunningham said, adding that Wang already has a co-existence strategy with IBM. [Imcomplete]
2/13/1984
Nasty paradox: Canada is caught between two unfriendly giants - deflation and inflation - and to Matual Life Assurance chairman John Panabaker they spell indefinite stagnation, and even a decline in living standards, if we fail to make complex skilful adjustments
Nasty paradox: Canada is caught between two unfriendly giants - deflation and inflation - and to Matual Life Assurance chairman John Panabaker they spell indefinite stagnation, and even a decline in living standards, if we fail to make complex skilful adjustments
7/28/1982
Three Tonnes of Art. Alastari Fernie, left, president of Standard Life, discusses the sculpture Megapters, which the company commissioned for its Toronto office, with the sculptor, George Schmerhoiz, and Ed Quigg, Standard LIfe's vice-president, property
Three Tonnes of Art. Alastari Fernie, left, president of Standard Life, discusses the sculpture Megapters, which the company commissioned for its Toronto office, with the sculptor, George Schmerhoiz, and Ed Quigg, Standard LIfe's vice-president, property
5/20/1993
Air Vice-Marshal fred Sharp. Defender of armed force unification
Air Vice-Marshal fred Sharp. Defender of armed force unification
2/1/1967
Chopping problems down to size: Developer Gordon Bacque picks up his axe and cuts firewood when the going gets tough.
Chopping problems down to size: Developer Gordon Bacque picks up his axe and cuts firewood when the going gets tough.
10/25/1980
George MacDonell, chairman of the National Design Council, warns Canada must have an industrial base to sustain its standard of living.
George MacDonell, chairman of the National Design Council, warns Canada must have an industrial base to sustain its standard of living.
8/22/1977
AMC blows its top: The '85 convertible Renault Alliance was unveiled yesterday, a larger-engined model AMC president Maurice Fertey thinks will help boost company sales. It has a 1.7 litre engine that will also be standard in Encore GS and Alliance Limite
AMC blows its top: The '85 convertible Renault Alliance was unveiled yesterday, a larger-engined model AMC president Maurice Fertey thinks will help boost company sales. It has a 1.7 litre engine that will also be standard in Encore GS and Alliance Limite
9/19/1984
W.C. Poole
W.C. Poole
4/25/1977
Keeping traditional music alive, eleanor Townsend of Brampton will be teaching a course in folk fiddling - first of its kind in Metro - at Seneca Coll(...)
Keeping traditional music alive, eleanor Townsend of Brampton will be teaching a course in folk fiddling - first of its kind in Metro - at Seneca Coll(...)
6/16/1977