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Maple Leaf's British parent set to adopt Canada Packers
Maple Leaf's British parent set to adopt Canada Packers

Maple Leaf's British parent set to adopt Canada Packers

Date4/20/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Maple Leaf's British parent set to adopt Canada Packers.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007584F
No more bull: George Hlobilek, who owns a picture framing shop on Dundas St. W., had an unexpected visit from a Canada Packers' bull last September.
No more bull: George Hlobilek, who owns a picture framing shop on Dundas St. W., had an unexpected visit from a Canada Packers' bull last September.
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Peanuts roasted in fire. Firefighters battle a $200,000 fire yesterday at Canada Packers' nut products manufacturing plant on Front St. E. An oven use(...)
Peanuts roasted in fire. Firefighters battle a $200,000 fire yesterday at Canada Packers' nut products manufacturing plant on Front St. E. An oven use(...)
10/8/1987
Protesting Canada Packers workers march against the stalling of a decision on jobless benefits for them
Protesting Canada Packers workers march against the stalling of a decision on jobless benefits for them
7/12/1978
Stock takes stock: Canada Packers president Valentine Stock (left) compares notes with new director George Richardson at the company's annual meeting, held this year at the Art Gallery of Ontario
Stock takes stock: Canada Packers president Valentine Stock (left) compares notes with new director George Richardson at the company's annual meeting, held this year at the Art Gallery of Ontario
6/25/1984
Beefed up: Canada Packers president Valentine Stock, right, says branded and processed products offer potential for higher profit than traditional slaughter and meat packing operations
Beefed up: Canada Packers president Valentine Stock, right, says branded and processed products offer potential for higher profit than traditional slaughter and meat packing operations
6/24/1980
Violet Fidler, 56, and Chris Richards, 52, Long-term employees locked out at Canada Packers
Violet Fidler, 56, and Chris Richards, 52, Long-term employees locked out at Canada Packers
6/1/1978
Canada packers
Canada packers
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Canada Packers
Canada Packers
5/8/1996
Bad news: Canada Packers workers Joe Aldridge and Bernie Dolman (in white coats) have a combined 69 years experience with the company
Bad news: Canada Packers workers Joe Aldridge and Bernie Dolman (in white coats) have a combined 69 years experience with the company
4/8/1983
On borrowed time? The Toronto stockyards face an uncertain future with the announced closing of the Canada Packers slaughterhouse in December. About 9(...)
On borrowed time? The Toronto stockyards face an uncertain future with the announced closing of the Canada Packers slaughterhouse in December. About 9(...)
4/9/1983
W. F. (Bill) McLean, president of Canada Packers Ltd., decorates George D. Mungall, his former executive vice president, with an impromptu carnation a(...)
W. F. (Bill) McLean, president of Canada Packers Ltd., decorates George D. Mungall, his former executive vice president, with an impromptu carnation a(...)
6/28/1978
Happy ending? Canada Packers chief executive Roger Porretti, left, and patriarch W
Happy ending? Canada Packers chief executive Roger Porretti, left, and patriarch W
6/26/1990