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The once and future chief: John Macfarlane is the new editor of Toronto Life.
The once and future chief: John Macfarlane is the new editor of Toronto Life.

The once and future chief: John Macfarlane is the new editor of Toronto Life.

Date7/29/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064528F
Comfortable space: John Macfarlane, recently named editor-in-chief and deputy publisher of the Financial Times, enjoys the symmetrical pair of windows and the fireplace in his Rosedale-area apartment
Comfortable space: John Macfarlane, recently named editor-in-chief and deputy publisher of the Financial Times, enjoys the symmetrical pair of windows and the fireplace in his Rosedale-area apartment
10/26/1987
Maclean's managing editor Mel Morris and executive editor John Macfarlane go over some new layouts for the new twice-monthly newsmagazine format, due to make its debut Oct
Maclean's managing editor Mel Morris and executive editor John Macfarlane go over some new layouts for the new twice-monthly newsmagazine format, due to make its debut Oct
8/28/1975
MacFarlane's ''new-system'' street guide of Toronto
MacFarlane's ''new-system'' street guide of Toronto
1926
Future design of magazine Saturday Night is discussed by its editor Robert Fulford, left, and Ed Cowan, chairman of the board. New magazine, Glitter, has great design but not Saturday Night's substance, says Helen Worthington.
Future design of magazine Saturday Night is discussed by its editor Robert Fulford, left, and Ed Cowan, chairman of the board. New magazine, Glitter, has great design but not Saturday Night's substance, says Helen Worthington.
12/2/1974
John MacFarlane: Publisher of Saturday Night Magazine says that, over the years, almost everyone has made money from the publication, except the magazine itself
John MacFarlane: Publisher of Saturday Night Magazine says that, over the years, almost everyone has made money from the publication, except the magazine itself
1/6/1987
John Macfarlane. Money machine
John Macfarlane. Money machine
2/15/1973
Andrew MacFarlane directs Ontairo government's new Citizens' Inquiry Branch
Andrew MacFarlane directs Ontairo government's new Citizens' Inquiry Branch
3/20/1973
New lineup: Left to right, Paul Warnick is The Star's new foreign editor, Linwood Barclay is Life editor, Ellie Tesher Sunday editor, and Geoff Chapman drama and jazz critic
New lineup: Left to right, Paul Warnick is The Star's new foreign editor, Linwood Barclay is Life editor, Ellie Tesher Sunday editor, and Geoff Chapman drama and jazz critic
7/9/1990
The man in charge of Ontario, Premier John Robarts, gestures as he explains stand on medicare to Star Editor in Chief Peter C. Newman during an exclus(...)
The man in charge of Ontario, Premier John Robarts, gestures as he explains stand on medicare to Star Editor in Chief Peter C. Newman during an exclus(...)
3/1/1968
Star gets safety honor. Norman Phillips (left), assistant managing editor of The Star, receives safety award on behalf of paper from Deputy Chief John(...)
Star gets safety honor. Norman Phillips (left), assistant managing editor of The Star, receives safety award on behalf of paper from Deputy Chief John(...)
6/21/1962
Peter Newman, editor-in-chief of The Star, told the Senate media inquiry that too many members of the Ottawa press gallery were getting by on news releases
Peter Newman, editor-in-chief of The Star, told the Senate media inquiry that too many members of the Ottawa press gallery were getting by on news releases
1/30/1970
Wonderful venue': John MacLean, Keswick library's chief executive officer and Louann Sanders, manager of the theatre attached to the library, are proud of the success of the theatre, which critics once said would be a white elephant
Wonderful venue': John MacLean, Keswick library's chief executive officer and Louann Sanders, manager of the theatre attached to the library, are proud of the success of the theatre, which critics once said would be a white elephant
9/18/1991