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Chief James Mackey hears argument. I'll have more to say about this later, he said
Chief James Mackey hears argument. I'll have more to say about this later, he said

Chief James Mackey hears argument. I'll have more to say about this later, he said

Date10/24/1961
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064633F
Good news: D. G. Farncomb (centre) hears happy report from Police Chief James Mackey (right): His 6-year-old daughter Mary, abducted for ransom on her way to school, has been found safe
Good news: D. G. Farncomb (centre) hears happy report from Police Chief James Mackey (right): His 6-year-old daughter Mary, abducted for ransom on her way to school, has been found safe
5/11/1967
Deputy chiefs Edward Dunn (left) and Archie McCathie (centre). Say goodbye to Police Chief James Mackey at Lord Simcoe Dinner
Deputy chiefs Edward Dunn (left) and Archie McCathie (centre). Say goodbye to Police Chief James Mackey at Lord Simcoe Dinner
1/8/1960
Toronto's new police chief takes over, At his desk for the last time today, Toronto's retiring police chief James Mackey (left) smiles as he hands pap(...)
Toronto's new police chief takes over, At his desk for the last time today, Toronto's retiring police chief James Mackey (left) smiles as he hands pap(...)
4/24/1970
Chief James Mackey announced today that he is resigning as head of the Metropolitan Toronto police department after 12 years as chief
Chief James Mackey announced today that he is resigning as head of the Metropolitan Toronto police department after 12 years as chief
3/6/1970
How much supervision are you going to inflict on the police? asks Chief James Mackey, who says appointed board is better than elected one.
How much supervision are you going to inflict on the police? asks Chief James Mackey, who says appointed board is better than elected one.
8/9/1969
Hears sad news: Paul Croteau, a police diver, hears that Mark Land, the boy he saved, has died
Hears sad news: Paul Croteau, a police diver, hears that Mark Land, the boy he saved, has died
12/22/1981
Board hears case: AIDS patient Gary Thornton, 37, says he was discriminated against when he was fired and his disability benefits cut off
Board hears case: AIDS patient Gary Thornton, 37, says he was discriminated against when he was fired and his disability benefits cut off
1/6/1992
Metro's new police chief, Harold Adamson, will take over retiring Chief James Mackey's duties on June 1
Metro's new police chief, Harold Adamson, will take over retiring Chief James Mackey's duties on June 1
3/9/1970
The strict enforcement Of Ontario liquor laws since ex-Toronto police chief James Mackey took over as liquor czar has made liquor outlets toe the mark(...)
The strict enforcement Of Ontario liquor laws since ex-Toronto police chief James Mackey took over as liquor czar has made liquor outlets toe the mark(...)
11/6/1970
Chief James Mackey. Both give qualified support
Chief James Mackey. Both give qualified support
11/5/1968
James Bartlett (left) presents cheque to police chief Mackey. Looking on are Shriners Chalres E. Wells and A. J. B. Gray (right)
James Bartlett (left) presents cheque to police chief Mackey. Looking on are Shriners Chalres E. Wells and A. J. B. Gray (right)
1/8/1963
Metro police chief James Mackey serves. Opens handball tourney. Harold Kochberg watches
Metro police chief James Mackey serves. Opens handball tourney. Harold Kochberg watches
4/24/1964