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All-night debate: Tory Richard Treleaven carries on a one-man, all-night assault on the Liberal bill to ban extra-billing
All-night debate: Tory Richard Treleaven carries on a one-man, all-night assault on the Liberal bill to ban extra-billing

All-night debate: Tory Richard Treleaven carries on a one-man, all-night assault on the Liberal bill to ban extra-billing

Date6/20/1986
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Weary legislator: MPP Richard Treleaven, looking the worse for wear, leaves the Legislature this morning with the back-up material he used to help him through a six-hour speech protesting government legislation to ban extra-billing
Weary legislator: MPP Richard Treleaven, looking the worse for wear, leaves the Legislature this morning with the back-up material he used to help him through a six-hour speech protesting government legislation to ban extra-billing
6/20/1986
Richard Railton: Strike needed before extra-billing ban passed, incoming OMA president says
Richard Railton: Strike needed before extra-billing ban passed, incoming OMA president says
5/14/1986
Shipkeeper Bill Cook stands on the deck of the Go one of the two ships he keeps an eye on during the wi daily inspections to check that everything is shipshap sister ship, the James Norris, are the largest grain carries now wintering in Toronto harbor. Cook receives $575 a month for keeping both ships. He lives rent-free aboard the Leitch, in the chief cook's room. [Incomplete]
Shipkeeper Bill Cook stands on the deck of the Go one of the two ships he keeps an eye on during the wi daily inspections to check that everything is shipshap sister ship, the James Norris, are the largest grain carries now wintering in Toronto harbor. Cook receives $575 a month for keeping both ships. He lives rent-free aboard the Leitch, in the chief cook's room. [Incomplete]
2/6/1972
Tom Cooper was on welfare when his doctor charged him directly - including extra fees that medicare doesn't cover - instead of billing OHIP
Tom Cooper was on welfare when his doctor charged him directly - including extra fees that medicare doesn't cover - instead of billing OHIP
5/26/1992
Office closed: Dr. Louis Myers closes up shop on Brunswick Ave. as doctors across the province start an open-ended strike. This latest move intensifies their protest against extra billing and officials hope for at least the 60-per-cent response they got in last month's two-day walkout.
Office closed: Dr. Louis Myers closes up shop on Brunswick Ave. as doctors across the province start an open-ended strike. This latest move intensifies their protest against extra billing and officials hope for at least the 60-per-cent response they got in last month's two-day walkout.
6/11/1986
Prowling Grenadier Pond today with his Labrador retriever, Gunner, Canada's duck-calling chmapion Ray Baldakin carries a net in case the sound of his quacking lures elusive Ringo, the mallard duch with her bill sealed shut.
Prowling Grenadier Pond today with his Labrador retriever, Gunner, Canada's duck-calling chmapion Ray Baldakin carries a net in case the sound of his quacking lures elusive Ringo, the mallard duch with her bill sealed shut.
11/12/1971
Murray Elston: Province is ready to negotiate failry and equitably on extra-billing ban
Murray Elston: Province is ready to negotiate failry and equitably on extra-billing ban
1/21/1986
William Vail: Head of Canadian Medical Association wants extra-billing ban delayed
William Vail: Head of Canadian Medical Association wants extra-billing ban delayed
1/1/1986
Committee clash: Dr. Hugh Scully, left, chairman of the Ontario Medical Association board, tangled with Ontario NDP leader Bob Rae yesterday over plans to ban extra-billing
Committee clash: Dr. Hugh Scully, left, chairman of the Ontario Medical Association board, tangled with Ontario NDP leader Bob Rae yesterday over plans to ban extra-billing
4/10/1986
Star man in signals, Edward C. Treleaven, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Treleaven, Ossington Ave., who has enlisted with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
Star man in signals, Edward C. Treleaven, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Treleaven, Ossington Ave., who has enlisted with the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
5/5/1943
Family business: Lee and Norman Citron, twin daughters Caryl and Joanne and staff member Richard Pritchard (the twins call him brother') all man the sales floor, buy, design and manufacture lines for the store.
Family business: Lee and Norman Citron, twin daughters Caryl and Joanne and staff member Richard Pritchard (the twins call him brother') all man the sales floor, buy, design and manufacture lines for the store.
5/18/1982
Alan Goouch: His new Cumberland St. store carries Save The Retailers T-shirts.
Alan Goouch: His new Cumberland St. store carries Save The Retailers T-shirts.
7/23/1992