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Brian Robertson and some of the bootleg recordings: 'It is so good that only an expert can tell the difference', he warns buyers.
Brian Robertson and some of the bootleg recordings: 'It is so good that only an expert can tell the difference', he warns buyers.

Brian Robertson and some of the bootleg recordings: 'It is so good that only an expert can tell the difference', he warns buyers.

Date11/22/1979
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0132855F
Vet and pet: Dr. Donald MacDonald warns pet owners against believing all those rumors about animals. Here he smiles at a stray six-week-old puppy, brought in with an injured eye and now in good shape again.
Vet and pet: Dr. Donald MacDonald warns pet owners against believing all those rumors about animals. Here he smiles at a stray six-week-old puppy, brought in with an injured eye and now in good shape again.
7/22/1983
He's seeing red: Brian Robertson, president of the Canadian Recording Industry Association, holding contraband material, is frustrated over the ease with which record piracy is being conducted
He's seeing red: Brian Robertson, president of the Canadian Recording Industry Association, holding contraband material, is frustrated over the ease with which record piracy is being conducted
12/21/1981
Brian Peckford, Newfoundland premier warns another Bowater buyer may not be found
Brian Peckford, Newfoundland premier warns another Bowater buyer may not be found
8/11/1983
Harold Hoyte Edits Toronto's balck newspaper. He warns there may be race conflict in the future.
Harold Hoyte Edits Toronto's balck newspaper. He warns there may be race conflict in the future.
8/28/1972
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
Warning issued: Dari Mead points as he warns yesterday that Metro blacks will become more militant unless the atmosphere between police and blacks improves
Warning issued: Dari Mead points as he warns yesterday that Metro blacks will become more militant unless the atmosphere between police and blacks improves
1/11/1989
Charles Duey: Trucker says food buyers think he's a dumb hillbilly.
Charles Duey: Trucker says food buyers think he's a dumb hillbilly.
6/16/1991
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
Where's the park? Toronto parks commissioner Herb Pirk warns that Temperance St
Where's the park? Toronto parks commissioner Herb Pirk warns that Temperance St
5/5/1988
No easy answers: Bookstore owner Charles Taylor warns neophytes to beware of charlatans.
No easy answers: Bookstore owner Charles Taylor warns neophytes to beware of charlatans.
9/13/1991
Myer Godfrey, chairman of the Toronto Home Builders' Association (THBA) government liasion committee and the vice-president of Yorkwood Homes, believes proposed safety provisions may give new-home buyers a false - and expensive - sense of security
Myer Godfrey, chairman of the Toronto Home Builders' Association (THBA) government liasion committee and the vice-president of Yorkwood Homes, believes proposed safety provisions may give new-home buyers a false - and expensive - sense of security
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