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Former Lang Michener lawyer Tom Douglas, left, and Stephen Sherriff, former counsel and chief discipline investigator for the Law Society, maintain that the Society should have taken stronger action in the case
Former Lang Michener lawyer Tom Douglas, left, and Stephen Sherriff, former counsel and chief discipline investigator for the Law Society, maintain that the Society should have taken stronger action in the case

Former Lang Michener lawyer Tom Douglas, left, and Stephen Sherriff, former counsel and chief discipline investigator for the Law Society, maintain that the Society should have taken stronger action in the case

Date7/7/1990
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Basil Clark, PC, 39. Married, two children. Lawyer, Carleton University graduate in political science and economics. Legal counsel to two Ontario government agencies. Former adviser to private companies. Joined PC's in 1953.
Basil Clark, PC, 39. Married, two children. Lawyer, Carleton University graduate in political science and economics. Legal counsel to two Ontario government agencies. Former adviser to private companies. Joined PC's in 1953.
10/6/1972
Legal advice: Taking part in the Sinclair Stevens' inquiry are, from left, Stephen LeDrew, Liberal caucus lawyer, Stevens' lawyer Kathryn Chalmers and chief commission counsel David Scott
Legal advice: Taking part in the Sinclair Stevens' inquiry are, from left, Stephen LeDrew, Liberal caucus lawyer, Stevens' lawyer Kathryn Chalmers and chief commission counsel David Scott
6/16/1986
Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School
Help for lepers: Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, former Bishop of Montreal who is now helping African lepers, accepts gifts from, left, Tom Denomme, brother Ronald, and Douglas Kennedy, pupils of Kitchener's Sacred Heart School
10/18/1969
Triple celebration. Former NDP leader Tommy Douglas celebrated his 79th birthday and his grandson Tom's 24th by watching his daughter Shirley Douglas (...)
Triple celebration. Former NDP leader Tommy Douglas celebrated his 79th birthday and his grandson Tom's 24th by watching his daughter Shirley Douglas (...)
10/9/1983
Cruelty case: Martha Schissler, the Toronto Humane Society's senior cruelty investigator, comforts a mixed-breed dog stabbed in the neck yesterday
Cruelty case: Martha Schissler, the Toronto Humane Society's senior cruelty investigator, comforts a mixed-breed dog stabbed in the neck yesterday
3/31/1991
Day in court: Lawyer Harry Kopyto argued before the Law Society that he should only be reprimanded because he overbilled legal aid
Day in court: Lawyer Harry Kopyto argued before the Law Society that he should only be reprimanded because he overbilled legal aid
9/28/1989
Debatable company: Belleville school board Canadidate Jeep Lang introduces his campaign manager, a bulldog, to the Wharf Street Debating Society while Sgt
Debatable company: Belleville school board Canadidate Jeep Lang introduces his campaign manager, a bulldog, to the Wharf Street Debating Society while Sgt
11/4/1982
Draft-dodgers should be welcomed into Canada, Tom Faulkner (pointing), president of the University of Toronto students' council, argued in debate yesterday with Edmund Burke Society, opening meet draft-dodger campaign.
Draft-dodgers should be welcomed into Canada, Tom Faulkner (pointing), president of the University of Toronto students' council, argued in debate yesterday with Edmund Burke Society, opening meet draft-dodger campaign.
11/1/1968
Mohawk Lawyer: Darrell Doxtdator, at Osgoode Hall yesterday, sparked a law society vote on its Oath of allegiance to the Queen.
Mohawk Lawyer: Darrell Doxtdator, at Osgoode Hall yesterday, sparked a law society vote on its Oath of allegiance to the Queen.
1/24/1992
Toll of lay-off: Former UAW Local 1967 president, Allan Craig, now retired, stands in empty parking lot at McDonnell Douglas. Craig, 73, says the average man and woman are getting angry with the economy and politicians are a wee bit scared. Nearly everyone is standing up and saying something.
Toll of lay-off: Former UAW Local 1967 president, Allan Craig, now retired, stands in empty parking lot at McDonnell Douglas. Craig, 73, says the average man and woman are getting angry with the economy and politicians are a wee bit scared. Nearly everyone is standing up and saying something.
12/17/1981
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
Musical Future: Rob Sugars, 20, background, a former Children's Aid Society ward, says the music lessons provided by the society gave him a start as a songwriter and musician
Musical Future: Rob Sugars, 20, background, a former Children's Aid Society ward, says the music lessons provided by the society gave him a start as a songwriter and musician
1/2/1989