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Safety in numbers? Doug Smith, right, who founded the Canadian Association of investment Clubs, and Denys Morphy, now president of the group, stand on the floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange
Safety in numbers? Doug Smith, right, who founded the Canadian Association of investment Clubs, and Denys Morphy, now president of the group, stand on the floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange

Safety in numbers? Doug Smith, right, who founded the Canadian Association of investment Clubs, and Denys Morphy, now president of the group, stand on the floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange

Date4/24/1992
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Special advisor: Doug Smith, 64, has been the non-salaried president of the Canadian Association of Investment Clubs for the last eight years
Special advisor: Doug Smith, 64, has been the non-salaried president of the Canadian Association of Investment Clubs for the last eight years
7/21/1981
Carl Christie: Equity trading manager for Canarim investment Corp. and chairman of the Professional Traders Association represents about 450 people, including those working on the Toronto exchange's trading floor. He is critical of the exchange's handling of recent layoffs: That liaison we had with the upstairs (management) has pretty well been completely obliterated.
Carl Christie: Equity trading manager for Canarim investment Corp. and chairman of the Professional Traders Association represents about 450 people, including those working on the Toronto exchange's trading floor. He is critical of the exchange's handling of recent layoffs: That liaison we had with the upstairs (management) has pretty well been completely obliterated.
1/22/1988
Michael Curry, new chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange, poses with old Dow Jones machine which is now part of his office decoration. He is also deputy chaiirman of Walwyn Stodell Cochrane Murray Ltd., a top investment firm.
Michael Curry, new chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange, poses with old Dow Jones machine which is now part of his office decoration. He is also deputy chaiirman of Walwyn Stodell Cochrane Murray Ltd., a top investment firm.
5/8/1978
Director denys Arcand, Denise Robert, chef Michel Lombardi and dinner host George Christy enjoy each other's company at Trattoria Mezza Luna Sunday night.
Director denys Arcand, Denise Robert, chef Michel Lombardi and dinner host George Christy enjoy each other's company at Trattoria Mezza Luna Sunday night.
9/12/1993
New chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange is 42-year-old Donald G. Lawson, shown here looking over the exchanges's trading floor, Lawson, president of the brokerage firm of Moss, Lawson, president of the brokerage firm of Moss, Lawson and Co., succeeds W.H.A. Thorburn, Appointed governor was Dr. O.M. Solandt, retiring chancellor, University of Toronto.
New chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange is 42-year-old Donald G. Lawson, shown here looking over the exchanges's trading floor, Lawson, president of the brokerage firm of Moss, Lawson, president of the brokerage firm of Moss, Lawson and Co., succeeds W.H.A. Thorburn, Appointed governor was Dr. O.M. Solandt, retiring chancellor, University of Toronto.
5/27/1971
Founder: Hal Rogers, 90, founder of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs, holds his life member plaque. Rogers founded the service club in 1920.
Founder: Hal Rogers, 90, founder of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs, holds his life member plaque. Rogers founded the service club in 1920.
1/2/1990
High-pressure world of David Cockfield (crouching in foreground) is centred on big, circular trading desk with 20 direct telephone lines to stock, bond and money dealers. He's talking to investment analyst Helen Boschen. An investment manager for Canada Trust Co., 37-year-old Cockfield is responsible for putting to work at highest profit but with greatest safety $2 billion of funds belonging to others.
High-pressure world of David Cockfield (crouching in foreground) is centred on big, circular trading desk with 20 direct telephone lines to stock, bond and money dealers. He's talking to investment analyst Helen Boschen. An investment manager for Canada Trust Co., 37-year-old Cockfield is responsible for putting to work at highest profit but with greatest safety $2 billion of funds belonging to others.
5/7/1975
Clubbing together? Ask Doug Smith about investment groups
Clubbing together? Ask Doug Smith about investment groups
7/21/1981
Andrew Tobias, visiting Toronto Stock Exchange, says his best-selling book, The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need, is a debunking job because there is much bunk in the world of Wall Street and Bay Street
Andrew Tobias, visiting Toronto Stock Exchange, says his best-selling book, The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need, is a debunking job because there is much bunk in the world of Wall Street and Bay Street
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What would the president of the Toronto Stock Exchange pick as his best investment? Not surprisingly, it's a stock
What would the president of the Toronto Stock Exchange pick as his best investment? Not surprisingly, it's a stock
1/28/1986
Centre of action on the New York Stock Exchange recently has been this little engine, above, by the name of Wankel, Morton Isen, president of Morton Mazda of Toronto, looks at a Japanese-made unit, now being imported into Canada
Centre of action on the New York Stock Exchange recently has been this little engine, above, by the name of Wankel, Morton Isen, president of Morton Mazda of Toronto, looks at a Japanese-made unit, now being imported into Canada
6/22/1972
Making ends meet: Food co-operative store would be advantageous for those trying to meet their food needs on a tight budget, says Doug Holland, president of the Ontario Federation of Food Co-operatives and Clubs
Making ends meet: Food co-operative store would be advantageous for those trying to meet their food needs on a tight budget, says Doug Holland, president of the Ontario Federation of Food Co-operatives and Clubs
6/20/1980