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End of another round: Gerald Stoner, right, chairman of the Restrictive Trade Practices Commission listens to testimony that ended the commission's cross-Canada tour this week
End of another round: Gerald Stoner, right, chairman of the Restrictive Trade Practices Commission listens to testimony that ended the commission's cross-Canada tour this week

End of another round: Gerald Stoner, right, chairman of the Restrictive Trade Practices Commission listens to testimony that ended the commission's cross-Canada tour this week

Date2/16/1982
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134448F
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4/11/1984
Help for a new Canadian: A Portuguese immigrant, with back to camera, is interviewed by Milton Little, co-ordinator of the Ontario Human Rights Commission's Services for Working People, and his Portuguese interpreter, Emilia Lopes
Help for a new Canadian: A Portuguese immigrant, with back to camera, is interviewed by Milton Little, co-ordinator of the Ontario Human Rights Commission's Services for Working People, and his Portuguese interpreter, Emilia Lopes
6/24/1970
George Beer, 69, shows how today's hard-working commission salesman sets out laden with samples for his day's work. Beer has been working 22 years to form the Ontario Federation of Commission Agents. With 400 members, it has one goal for all: guaranteed commissions for its enterprising members.
George Beer, 69, shows how today's hard-working commission salesman sets out laden with samples for his day's work. Beer has been working 22 years to form the Ontario Federation of Commission Agents. With 400 members, it has one goal for all: guaranteed commissions for its enterprising members.
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Yes Says John Graham, cable television executive, The Canadian television viewer continues to be a victim of the Canadian Radio Television Commission's policy of requiring football blackouts on cable television and over-the-air televison stations
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Judy LaMarsh, chairman of the Ontario royal commission on violence, listens intently yesterday as a New York psychologist. Dr. Robert Liebert, speaks at a hearing in the Royal Ontario Museum. He said the amount of violence a child watches on television indicates how aggressive he'll become.
2/11/1976
Housing boss fired. With a 15-7 vote, Toronto City Council fired housing commission Barry Rose from his $59,000-a-year job because of a report citing a sloppy administrative practices
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Below is a baby harp seal. The commission said the clubbing of seal pups is no more inhumane than the practices of slaughterhouses
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7/10/1986
First woman to head the Ontario human Rights Commission, 62-year-old Dorothea Crittenden listens pensively during her raosting testimonial dinner last(...)
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3/13/1978
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Teenaged hero honored, David Belisle, 16, of Ward's Island holds a commendation given to him yesterday by the Toronto Harbor Commission for saving Jane Kan, 16, right, and another girl after they rode their tandem bicycle off a dock.
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LeDain royal commission on the Non-Medical Use of Drugs listens to evidence during its opening session in Toronto last October. Members of commission (...)
LeDain royal commission on the Non-Medical Use of Drugs listens to evidence during its opening session in Toronto last October. Members of commission (...)
10/16/1969
Cantor Paul Sheldon (right) listens carefully as Charles Weinberg sings to the accompaniment of Ron Tomarelli
Cantor Paul Sheldon (right) listens carefully as Charles Weinberg sings to the accompaniment of Ron Tomarelli
2/6/1971
Nelles' fiance, Bearded Jim Pines listens in the public gallery as his fiancee, Nurse Susan Nelles, tells a royal commission about the circumstances surrounding three babies' deaths
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