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A fair day's pay for a fair day's work is a maxim that no longer holds, says Postmaster-General Bryce Mackasey
A fair day's pay for a fair day's work is a maxim that no longer holds, says Postmaster-General Bryce Mackasey

A fair day's pay for a fair day's work is a maxim that no longer holds, says Postmaster-General Bryce Mackasey

Date11/26/1975
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Labor Minister Bryce Mackasey, speaking to the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews last night at the Royal York Hotel, says that too many Canadians pay only lip service to the principle of equality and take no action
Labor Minister Bryce Mackasey, speaking to the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews last night at the Royal York Hotel, says that too many Canadians pay only lip service to the principle of equality and take no action
5/4/1970
Manpower minister Bryce Mackasey says computers will be used to crackdown on those who collect unemployment insurance while jobs for them are available
Manpower minister Bryce Mackasey says computers will be used to crackdown on those who collect unemployment insurance while jobs for them are available
9/27/1972
Bryce Mackasey, ex-Air Canada chairman, expostmaster-general, turns on the charm at the party's nomination meeting for Lincoln riding
Bryce Mackasey, ex-Air Canada chairman, expostmaster-general, turns on the charm at the party's nomination meeting for Lincoln riding
2/1/1980
Tied up on the phone, After five days and five nights on a train from Vancouver with his 14 Holsteins, Andy Ness telephones his safe arrival at the Royal Winter Fair, which opens Friday
Tied up on the phone, After five days and five nights on a train from Vancouver with his 14 Holsteins, Andy Ness telephones his safe arrival at the Royal Winter Fair, which opens Friday
11/11/1974
Unemployment Insurance Commission officials say that additional staff will not necessarily be required to administer Bryce Mackasey's scheme. How can (...)
Unemployment Insurance Commission officials say that additional staff will not necessarily be required to administer Bryce Mackasey's scheme. How can (...)
4/23/1970
Capt. Ian Patten, 28, of Etobicoke, holds a Chinese-made automatic rifle and describes his 17 days as a prisoner of the Viet Cong. [Incomplete]
Capt. Ian Patten, 28, of Etobicoke, holds a Chinese-made automatic rifle and describes his 17 days as a prisoner of the Viet Cong. [Incomplete]
8/1/1973
Tender moment: Jacques Perrin of Stratford, father of 5-year-old Denis, who was found dead in a ditch one week ago today, holds the budgie he gave his son just days before the abduction
Tender moment: Jacques Perrin of Stratford, father of 5-year-old Denis, who was found dead in a ditch one week ago today, holds the budgie he gave his son just days before the abduction
4/9/1984
Expelled: Mohamed Yusef Jama, a Somali-born journlist now living in Toronto, holds his for the United Arab Emirates that was cancelled after he was held in prison for 50 days in Abu Dhabi
Expelled: Mohamed Yusef Jama, a Somali-born journlist now living in Toronto, holds his for the United Arab Emirates that was cancelled after he was held in prison for 50 days in Abu Dhabi
11/3/1986
Mackasey, Bryce (Misc) 1966
Mackasey, Bryce (Misc) 1966
9/6/1972
I was right in my fears, Bryce Mackasey, former federal cabinet minister and newly elected provincial member for Notre Dame de Grace riding, said last night before taking a swallow of beer at Liberal party wake
I was right in my fears, Bryce Mackasey, former federal cabinet minister and newly elected provincial member for Notre Dame de Grace riding, said last night before taking a swallow of beer at Liberal party wake
11/15/1976
Immigration Minister Bryce Mackasey is praised by reader for his positive action in his recent order to pack off fake 'tourists'
Immigration Minister Bryce Mackasey is praised by reader for his positive action in his recent order to pack off fake 'tourists'
11/3/1972
Speaking to Star forum on question Should Labor's Right to Strike be Curbed? federal Labor Minister Bryce Mackasey warns that if resentment of workers is great enough they will strike no matter what laws may be enacted
Speaking to Star forum on question Should Labor's Right to Strike be Curbed? federal Labor Minister Bryce Mackasey warns that if resentment of workers is great enough they will strike no matter what laws may be enacted
11/25/1970