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Court fight faces John and Larysa Stockton of Mississauga, who are questioning the fairness of the Ontario government's demand that they pay back the 1,250 home buyers grants they've received over the past two years
Court fight faces John and Larysa Stockton of Mississauga, who are questioning the fairness of the Ontario government's demand that they pay back the 1,250 home buyers grants they've received over the past two years

Court fight faces John and Larysa Stockton of Mississauga, who are questioning the fairness of the Ontario government's demand that they pay back the 1,250 home buyers grants they've received over the past two years

Date8/4/1977
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Controversy surrounds, survival instructor Berndt Berglund's professional claims and a federal government department has shelved plans to employ him. He is seen working in swamp area near National Wilderness Survival school, which has received more than $74,000 in government grants since last November.
Controversy surrounds, survival instructor Berndt Berglund's professional claims and a federal government department has shelved plans to employ him. He is seen working in swamp area near National Wilderness Survival school, which has received more than $74,000 in government grants since last November.
8/9/1977
There were plenty of buyers on hand last night at the opening of the two-day auction of paintings by Sotheby's at Simpson's Arcadian Court - but the t(...)
There were plenty of buyers on hand last night at the opening of the two-day auction of paintings by Sotheby's at Simpson's Arcadian Court - but the t(...)
10/27/1969
Eager buyers watched the action and saw someone pay a record $10,000 for a Belgian mare
Eager buyers watched the action and saw someone pay a record $10,000 for a Belgian mare
1/28/1981
Louis Cohen. Pensioner was the first man in Canadian legal history to win alimony from his wife. But he still hasn't received a cent and faces another long delay in his fight for justice
Louis Cohen. Pensioner was the first man in Canadian legal history to win alimony from his wife. But he still hasn't received a cent and faces another long delay in his fight for justice
8/17/1981
Home-buyers camping overnight to bid on new homes in Mississauga, Ont.
Home-buyers camping overnight to bid on new homes in Mississauga, Ont.
4/22/1981
They've joined the free, Happiness lights the faces of these two students at the University of Toronto
They've joined the free, Happiness lights the faces of these two students at the University of Toronto
2/20/1942
It's like a secular baptism, says County Court Judge Archibald Carter about ceremony when he grants permanent custody of children to adoptive parents. Carter went through his customary warm ceremony for 9-month-old John who became son of Ray and Bambi Reilly. Brother Grant, 4, looks on.
It's like a secular baptism, says County Court Judge Archibald Carter about ceremony when he grants permanent custody of children to adoptive parents. Carter went through his customary warm ceremony for 9-month-old John who became son of Ray and Bambi Reilly. Brother Grant, 4, looks on.
1/27/1977
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
1/15/1990
Arts czars, Lou Applebaum (left) and Walter Pitman are among the people who help decide where and how government arts grants should be spent. Applebau(...)
Arts czars, Lou Applebaum (left) and Walter Pitman are among the people who help decide where and how government arts grants should be spent. Applebau(...)
11/10/1977
Man in the middle: Bernard Shapiro, the man hired by Queen's Park to weigh the pros and cons of government grants for private schools, says there may be a need for schools of all types side by side
Man in the middle: Bernard Shapiro, the man hired by Queen's Park to weigh the pros and cons of government grants for private schools, says there may be a need for schools of all types side by side
1/7/1985
Knox college of the University of Toronto, which trains Presbyterian ministers, does not depend on government grants, say Prof. J. Charles Hay, left, (...)
Knox college of the University of Toronto, which trains Presbyterian ministers, does not depend on government grants, say Prof. J. Charles Hay, left, (...)
9/24/1975
Business booming: Allan Cohen of Grant's Jewellers on Church St. with some of the items that he has bought recently. One man brought in an exquisite emerald he'd paid $34,000 (U.S.) for 2 1/2 years ago. Cohen bought it - for a third of that. I'm looking for a 10 to 15 per cent profit on the stone, Cohen says.
Business booming: Allan Cohen of Grant's Jewellers on Church St. with some of the items that he has bought recently. One man brought in an exquisite emerald he'd paid $34,000 (U.S.) for 2 1/2 years ago. Cohen bought it - for a third of that. I'm looking for a 10 to 15 per cent profit on the stone, Cohen says.
9/16/1982