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Labor minister John MacBeth took a tough stand yesterday as he reportedly told transit union representatives that government might legislate them back to work
Labor minister John MacBeth took a tough stand yesterday as he reportedly told transit union representatives that government might legislate them back to work

Labor minister John MacBeth took a tough stand yesterday as he reportedly told transit union representatives that government might legislate them back to work

Date8/26/1974
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The vote today by striking Toronto Transit Commission workers on whether to return to work is illegal, Labor Minister John MacBeth says
The vote today by striking Toronto Transit Commission workers on whether to return to work is illegal, Labor Minister John MacBeth says
9/2/1974
Labor minister John MacBeth. Gave union Davis' message
Labor minister John MacBeth. Gave union Davis' message
8/26/1974
Student representatives Manuel Azevedo (seated) and John Martyniuk (centre) meet with the chairman of the students' rights work group, Trustee Vern Copeland whose job is to mediate among them.
Student representatives Manuel Azevedo (seated) and John Martyniuk (centre) meet with the chairman of the students' rights work group, Trustee Vern Copeland whose job is to mediate among them.
4/4/1973
Labor representatives joined voices in the salute to our Russian comrades whose battle is as much for labor as for any other group
Labor representatives joined voices in the salute to our Russian comrades whose battle is as much for labor as for any other group
6/23/1943
Labor minister John MacBeth
Labor minister John MacBeth
5/2/1973
Striking security: Union representative John Miller, right, talks to four security guards who took part in a wildcat protest by about 80 guards at Pearson yesterday
Striking security: Union representative John Miller, right, talks to four security guards who took part in a wildcat protest by about 80 guards at Pearson yesterday
6/21/1989
Before entering annual meeting of Traders Group, company chairman Henry Dynes gets a carnation for his lapel from employee Dorothy Tustin. Dynes received prolonged applause from shareholders when he said: Be we Liberal, Conservative or NDP, we and our elected representatives must endorse one position - that of a united Canada. He advocated non-partisan committee to work toward unity.
Before entering annual meeting of Traders Group, company chairman Henry Dynes gets a carnation for his lapel from employee Dorothy Tustin. Dynes received prolonged applause from shareholders when he said: Be we Liberal, Conservative or NDP, we and our elected representatives must endorse one position - that of a united Canada. He advocated non-partisan committee to work toward unity.
4/21/1977
This is a record year for strikes and John Munro, federal labor minister, says all parties-unions, management, government-need to find ways of avoidin(...)
This is a record year for strikes and John Munro, federal labor minister, says all parties-unions, management, government-need to find ways of avoidin(...)
6/27/1973
Province moves, Labor Minister Gerry Phillips announces yesterday he would block a TTC lockout with back-to-work legislation on Tuesday
Province moves, Labor Minister Gerry Phillips announces yesterday he would block a TTC lockout with back-to-work legislation on Tuesday
10/5/1989
New representatives, From left, Jean Pigott, Susan Eng, and Grace Hartman were elected yesterday as public representatives on the Ontario Press Council
New representatives, From left, Jean Pigott, Susan Eng, and Grace Hartman were elected yesterday as public representatives on the Ontario Press Council
4/23/1981
To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty : the memorial of the committee of citizens chosen to represent the city of Toronto ... humbly sheweth your petitioners have had submitted to them by representatives of the militia force of the Dominion of Canada the propriety of bringing to Your Majesty's notice the question of an honorary recognition of their claims for active service in the field ...
To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty : the memorial of the committee of citizens chosen to represent the city of Toronto ... humbly sheweth your petitioners have had submitted to them by representatives of the militia force of the Dominion of Canada the propriety of bringing to Your Majesty's notice the question of an honorary recognition of their claims for active service in the field ...
1897
On the forthcoming union of the two Canadas, addressed to the Canadian public and their representatives in the honourable legislature of united Canada. No. III of the Considerations of the Canadas
On the forthcoming union of the two Canadas, addressed to the Canadian public and their representatives in the honourable legislature of united Canada. No. III of the Considerations of the Canadas
1841