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Still angry: Herbert Sutcliffe, left, in the Spadina Rd
Still angry: Herbert Sutcliffe, left, in the Spadina Rd

Still angry: Herbert Sutcliffe, left, in the Spadina Rd

Date3/14/1986
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134554F
Press conference: United Church clergy and delegates held a meeting earlier this month at the Central United Church on Weston Rd., opposing the ordination of homosexuals in the church. From left, Rev. Allen Churchill and Rev. Bill Fritz at a press conference after the meetings.
Press conference: United Church clergy and delegates held a meeting earlier this month at the Central United Church on Weston Rd., opposing the ordination of homosexuals in the church. From left, Rev. Allen Churchill and Rev. Bill Fritz at a press conference after the meetings.
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Equal rights: City employee Bill Dwyer, right, is trying to persuade a Metro committee to extend health benefits to his gay partner Paul Rees.
Equal rights: City employee Bill Dwyer, right, is trying to persuade a Metro committee to extend health benefits to his gay partner Paul Rees.
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Ron Kelly is organizing an Act up (Aids Coalition To Unleash Power) group in the hopes of jolting Metro's gay community into taking more radical actinon
Ron Kelly is organizing an Act up (Aids Coalition To Unleash Power) group in the hopes of jolting Metro's gay community into taking more radical actinon
1/24/1991
Plea: Imperial Oil employee David Mitges, right, with partner Michael Daniels. Mitges continues campaign for benefits for same-sex couples.
Plea: Imperial Oil employee David Mitges, right, with partner Michael Daniels. Mitges continues campaign for benefits for same-sex couples.
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Quiet moment: John Alan Lee, controversial professor of sociology at Scarborough Campus, works on a piece of sculpture at Scarborough
Quiet moment: John Alan Lee, controversial professor of sociology at Scarborough Campus, works on a piece of sculpture at Scarborough
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Laurie and Mary Jones counsel parents of gays and lesbians
Laurie and Mary Jones counsel parents of gays and lesbians
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Fight for lives: Douglas Kincaid, Canadian Liver Foundation director, above, couldn't get free serum Ontario government had to prevent hepatitis B in unborn babies
Fight for lives: Douglas Kincaid, Canadian Liver Foundation director, above, couldn't get free serum Ontario government had to prevent hepatitis B in unborn babies
3/18/1985
Court Setback: Brian Mossop, right, and Ken Popert express disappointment yesterday after ruling denying family benefits to gay couples.
Court Setback: Brian Mossop, right, and Ken Popert express disappointment yesterday after ruling denying family benefits to gay couples.
2/25/1993
Comfortable image: At some point you have to give up worrying about what other people think of you, and just be yourself, says Doriano Calvano, who is gay.
Comfortable image: At some point you have to give up worrying about what other people think of you, and just be yourself, says Doriano Calvano, who is gay.
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Dr. Coates: Researcher studies spread of Aids in Torotno's gay community.
Dr. Coates: Researcher studies spread of Aids in Torotno's gay community.
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Mandarin's mandarins: Herbert Chang, left, is chairman and Joseph Au-Yeung is vice-chairman of the Mandarin Club, an organization for business people set atop a shopping mall at Dundas St. and Spadina Ave.
Mandarin's mandarins: Herbert Chang, left, is chairman and Joseph Au-Yeung is vice-chairman of the Mandarin Club, an organization for business people set atop a shopping mall at Dundas St. and Spadina Ave.
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Support for Hislop: The spotlight is still on the most written about man of the campaign - avowed homosexual George Hislop, even though he finished third in the Ward 6 race
Support for Hislop: The spotlight is still on the most written about man of the campaign - avowed homosexual George Hislop, even though he finished third in the Ward 6 race
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