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Governments are our biggest landlord, and the federal government controls 50 per cent of the land in Canada
Governments are our biggest landlord, and the federal government controls 50 per cent of the land in Canada

Governments are our biggest landlord, and the federal government controls 50 per cent of the land in Canada

Date9/12/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Governments are our biggest landlord; and the federal government controls 50 per cent of the land in Canada.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0006444F
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Glowering approval: Outgoing New Democratic Party leader Michael Cassidy glowered his approval for the Ontario government's announcement that it was purchasing 25 per cent of Suncor Inc
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Murray Levine, a director of the federal government's project Fashion Canada, likes brown business suit with blue windowpane check, single breasting, six-button vest and flared trousers
Murray Levine, a director of the federal government's project Fashion Canada, likes brown business suit with blue windowpane check, single breasting, six-button vest and flared trousers
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A Dozen Protesters picketed outside the Park Plaza Hotel in Toronto yesterday as Canada's immigration policies and federal government's green paper on(...)
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1866
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Robert MacPherson runs federal government's business information centre
Robert MacPherson runs federal government's business information centre
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Fashion statement: A visitor to Muironeyville in downtown Toronto yesterday makes his feelings clear about the federal government's policies and politicians
Fashion statement: A visitor to Muironeyville in downtown Toronto yesterday makes his feelings clear about the federal government's policies and politicians
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Notes on federal governments, past and present
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1865
Angry separate school teachers rally at Queen's Park last night protesting the Ontario government's failure to make clear its position on the federal wage guidelines
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