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The province needs new conflict of interest legislation to prevent senior civil servants from benefitting personally from inside public information after they leave government, Premier David Peterson said today
The province needs new conflict of interest legislation to prevent senior civil servants from benefitting personally from inside public information after they leave government, Premier David Peterson said today

The province needs new conflict of interest legislation to prevent senior civil servants from benefitting personally from inside public information after they leave government, Premier David Peterson said today

Date3/2/1985
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants i(...)
Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants i(...)
5/27/1987
Campaigning in north bay, Premier William Davis approached 20 civil servants demonstrating on the mall and offered his hand to one. No, the man said t(...)
Campaigning in north bay, Premier William Davis approached 20 civil servants demonstrating on the mall and offered his hand to one. No, the man said t(...)
8/15/1975
Bag protest: A group of federal government employees, some wearing paper bags, demonstrated yesterday against a law that bans civil servants from campaigning in elections
Bag protest: A group of federal government employees, some wearing paper bags, demonstrated yesterday against a law that bans civil servants from campaigning in elections
8/4/1984
Family day urged: Employees are unanimously behind Idomo Furniture owner Gerrit de Boer, who wants the Ontario government to prevent wide-open Sunday shopping. Premier David Peterson said he won't back down on a plan to let municipalties control Sunday openings.
Family day urged: Employees are unanimously behind Idomo Furniture owner Gerrit de Boer, who wants the Ontario government to prevent wide-open Sunday shopping. Premier David Peterson said he won't back down on a plan to let municipalties control Sunday openings.
1/4/1988
Carols start on a high note. Premier John Robarts gives the Christmas greeting before a choir of 50 civil servants presented Yuletide music at the Par(...)
Carols start on a high note. Premier John Robarts gives the Christmas greeting before a choir of 50 civil servants presented Yuletide music at the Par(...)
12/20/1965
Premier John Robarts sings heartily along with a choir of 60 provincial civil servants at the annual Christmas carol concert in the Legislature building yesterday
Premier John Robarts sings heartily along with a choir of 60 provincial civil servants at the annual Christmas carol concert in the Legislature building yesterday
12/18/1970
Barefoot at the airport: An unidentified traveller snoozes yesterday at Terminal 2 in peaceful respite from the frustration at Pearson International Airport caused by striking federal civil servants
Barefoot at the airport: An unidentified traveller snoozes yesterday at Terminal 2 in peaceful respite from the frustration at Pearson International Airport caused by striking federal civil servants
9/10/1991
Federal civil servants raise their fists at the Revenue Canada offices on Adelaide St
Federal civil servants raise their fists at the Revenue Canada offices on Adelaide St
10/1/1991
Life under pay curbs, What will civil servants earn?
Life under pay curbs, What will civil servants earn?
4/21/1976
Pulling together: Core of a smooth network among Ontario's female civil servants are these affirmative-action advisers, pictured at Queen's Park
Pulling together: Core of a smooth network among Ontario's female civil servants are these affirmative-action advisers, pictured at Queen's Park
4/17/1980
Sid Oxenham. Vice Pres. of C. S. A. O. Civil Servants Assn. of Ont.
Sid Oxenham. Vice Pres. of C. S. A. O. Civil Servants Assn. of Ont.
5/16/1972
Happy retirement: Civil servants won't automatically have to retire when they reach age 65
Happy retirement: Civil servants won't automatically have to retire when they reach age 65
4/20/1972