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Better late than never: Official results give reform candidate Malcolm Martini, above with wife Mary, the edge over incumbent Michael Walker.
Better late than never: Official results give reform candidate Malcolm Martini, above with wife Mary, the edge over incumbent Michael Walker.

Better late than never: Official results give reform candidate Malcolm Martini, above with wife Mary, the edge over incumbent Michael Walker.

Date11/17/1988
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Musical chairs, Ward 16 councillor Malcolm Martini, unseated after a recount in favor of Michael Walker, cheerfully packs his possessions with help from aide Sandra Monteath
Musical chairs, Ward 16 councillor Malcolm Martini, unseated after a recount in favor of Michael Walker, cheerfully packs his possessions with help from aide Sandra Monteath
3/15/1989
A newcomer to politics, Liberal Dr. F braces his wife, Midge, at the party last night cevote victory over Conservative incumbent Terry riding. The win was sweet revenge for Halton Liberals, still smarting from the more-than-2,000-vote trouncing O'Connor gave their incumbent candidate, Rud Whiting, in the general election two years ago. [Incomplete]
A newcomer to politics, Liberal Dr. F braces his wife, Midge, at the party last night cevote victory over Conservative incumbent Terry riding. The win was sweet revenge for Halton Liberals, still smarting from the more-than-2,000-vote trouncing O'Connor gave their incumbent candidate, Rud Whiting, in the general election two years ago. [Incomplete]
7/8/1974
Happy Tories: John Cole, the last-minute candidate who defeated Liberal Frank Stronach, is congratulated by incumbent MP Sinclair Stevens, who had to withdraw after Prime Minister Brian Mulroney refused to sign his papers.
Happy Tories: John Cole, the last-minute candidate who defeated Liberal Frank Stronach, is congratulated by incumbent MP Sinclair Stevens, who had to withdraw after Prime Minister Brian Mulroney refused to sign his papers.
11/21/1998
Visions: Seattle pediatrician Melvin Morse offers the results of his investigation into near-death experiences in his book Closer To The Light.
Visions: Seattle pediatrician Melvin Morse offers the results of his investigation into near-death experiences in his book Closer To The Light.
9/6/1991
Bob Raffa: Savin Canada boss says the firm has shown results far beyond anything we anticipated.
Bob Raffa: Savin Canada boss says the firm has shown results far beyond anything we anticipated.
5/15/1981
Vernon Copeland. Unexpected results
Vernon Copeland. Unexpected results
6/5/1973
David Farrar: Says performance results staggering.
David Farrar: Says performance results staggering.
4/4/1990
Business baron with a difference: Sebastian de Ferranti says government intervention in business is necessary when the scramble for profits results in decisions based on short-term expediency.
Business baron with a difference: Sebastian de Ferranti says government intervention in business is necessary when the scramble for profits results in decisions based on short-term expediency.
10/7/1979
Dr. Ian Dube, director of the first cancer cytogenetics program in Canada, and senior technologist Sandra Johnson, look at lab results from leukemia patients.
Dr. Ian Dube, director of the first cancer cytogenetics program in Canada, and senior technologist Sandra Johnson, look at lab results from leukemia patients.
1/16/1987
Senator Daniel Lang, a Liberal from Toronto, sees Canada gripped by fear with repression of dissent and disagreement the inevitable results.
Senator Daniel Lang, a Liberal from Toronto, sees Canada gripped by fear with repression of dissent and disagreement the inevitable results.
2/10/1971
Despite '92 results, Hees chief Robert Harding predicts improved earnings this year.
Despite '92 results, Hees chief Robert Harding predicts improved earnings this year.
3/9/1995
W. H. Thornburn, chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange board of governors, sees a small revival of confidence by Canadian investors, but much less than I had expected by this time. He forecasts continued sluggishness in trading until corporate earnings improve. Thornburn thinks there could be new speculation in oil and gas stocks when results of winter drilling become available. Cost-cutting and other controls have prepared brokers for any new storms, he says.
W. H. Thornburn, chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange board of governors, sees a small revival of confidence by Canadian investors, but much less than I had expected by this time. He forecasts continued sluggishness in trading until corporate earnings improve. Thornburn thinks there could be new speculation in oil and gas stocks when results of winter drilling become available. Cost-cutting and other controls have prepared brokers for any new storms, he says.
12/31/1970