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Mel's a B, but some politicians fared worse.
Mel's a B, but some politicians fared worse.

Mel's a B, but some politicians fared worse.

Date7/4/1977
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0061724F
Blowing his horn: North York Mayor Mel Lastman joins Shawn Leari and Rena Singer-Gordon of the Canadian Diabetic Association in preparation for the kickoff of the agency's 1989 fundraising drive tomorrow in Mel's own square
Blowing his horn: North York Mayor Mel Lastman joins Shawn Leari and Rena Singer-Gordon of the Canadian Diabetic Association in preparation for the kickoff of the agency's 1989 fundraising drive tomorrow in Mel's own square
10/5/1989
Mel's Dolls: North York Mayor Mel Lastman was more than pleased to play a minor role in Guys and Dolls yesterday, as part of the Leah Posluns Theatre celebrity week
Mel's Dolls: North York Mayor Mel Lastman was more than pleased to play a minor role in Guys and Dolls yesterday, as part of the Leah Posluns Theatre celebrity week
3/5/1983
Aerial shows North York's 'Downtown spire with triangular top is Mel's Bells, overlooking Mel Lastman Square
Aerial shows North York's 'Downtown spire with triangular top is Mel's Bells, overlooking Mel Lastman Square
7/12/1990
Mel's Father
Mel's Father
1/15/1973
Amnesty wanted: A group of about 75 demonstrators march to Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that politicians grant amnesty to refugees, some of them who have been waiting as long as seven years
Amnesty wanted: A group of about 75 demonstrators march to Queen's Park yesterday, demanding that politicians grant amnesty to refugees, some of them who have been waiting as long as seven years
5/26/1991
Former Carmaker Earl Brownridge says Americans have forgotten the unpleasant alternatives that led them to agree to the Canada-U.S. auto trade pact Some U.S. politicians are complaining about what they lost in the deal, but Brownridge say Americans and Canadians are better off.
Former Carmaker Earl Brownridge says Americans have forgotten the unpleasant alternatives that led them to agree to the Canada-U.S. auto trade pact Some U.S. politicians are complaining about what they lost in the deal, but Brownridge say Americans and Canadians are better off.
7/31/1970
Just like the real thing, North York firefighters showed some city politicians and staff what they do for a living Monday at the fire department's training centre
Just like the real thing, North York firefighters showed some city politicians and staff what they do for a living Monday at the fire department's training centre
9/15/1992
Paul Martin is proud of being a politician and if he becomes prime minister would probably revamp Liberal party to give power to politicians, not intellectuals. He favors 'special status' for Quebec
Paul Martin is proud of being a politician and if he becomes prime minister would probably revamp Liberal party to give power to politicians, not intellectuals. He favors 'special status' for Quebec
3/27/1968
All dolled up for dinner. Politicians were out in force at Ryerson gymnasium last night, including former Conservative leader Joe Clark (left), who ch(...)
All dolled up for dinner. Politicians were out in force at Ryerson gymnasium last night, including former Conservative leader Joe Clark (left), who ch(...)
6/19/1984
Pension fighter: Harry Ettinger, 54, of Scarborough, is crippled by arthritis and has been writing letters to many politicians, including Premier Bill Davis, asking for increased disability pensions
Pension fighter: Harry Ettinger, 54, of Scarborough, is crippled by arthritis and has been writing letters to many politicians, including Premier Bill Davis, asking for increased disability pensions
2/25/1982
Brenda Eggleton: Mayor's wife does politician's job at condominium opening
Brenda Eggleton: Mayor's wife does politician's job at condominium opening
10/14/1981
All The Rage: While storekeepers and politicians fume, passersby line up to buy hot dogs from vending carts that may pull in as much as $2,000 a day each
All The Rage: While storekeepers and politicians fume, passersby line up to buy hot dogs from vending carts that may pull in as much as $2,000 a day each
8/8/1983