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The facts are clear that blacks contribute their fari share of thefts in Toronto, says A
The facts are clear that blacks contribute their fari share of thefts in Toronto, says A
9/18/1972
Donald C. MacDonald (Right) at the Dodatto inquest last night. Behind him is Metro Coroner Dr. Morton Shulman, on his right MPP James Renwick
Donald C. MacDonald (Right) at the Dodatto inquest last night. Behind him is Metro Coroner Dr. Morton Shulman, on his right MPP James Renwick
1/5/1967
The winner and still leader of Ontario New Democratic Party, Donald MacDonald has his arm raised in victory by his challenger for the leadership, James Renwick (left)
The winner and still leader of Ontario New Democratic Party, Donald MacDonald has his arm raised in victory by his challenger for the leadership, James Renwick (left)
11/17/1968
During presentation of a new car, given to him by Ontario New Democratic Party members at the leadership convention in Toronto, retiring party leader Donald C
During presentation of a new car, given to him by Ontario New Democratic Party members at the leadership convention in Toronto, retiring party leader Donald C
10/4/1970
Action urged: David Macdonald, director of Ottawa's African famine-relief program, shows areas of Sudan visited by a Canadian fact-finding delegation to Sudan, as Stephen Lewis, Canada's ambassador to the United Nations, looks on yesterday
Action urged: David Macdonald, director of Ottawa's African famine-relief program, shows areas of Sudan visited by a Canadian fact-finding delegation to Sudan, as Stephen Lewis, Canada's ambassador to the United Nations, looks on yesterday
3/3/1985
Getting oriented politically, in what her family would consider a proper setting, 4-month-old Amea Wilbur, youngest person attending the New Democratic Party leadership convention, is held by Mrs
Getting oriented politically, in what her family would consider a proper setting, 4-month-old Amea Wilbur, youngest person attending the New Democratic Party leadership convention, is held by Mrs
10/2/1970
Real estate broker Bruce Conklin says it is common knowlege that his field is overcrowded. He feels solution outlined in his letter - salesmen becoming unionized - would serve the public interest.
Real estate broker Bruce Conklin says it is common knowlege that his field is overcrowded. He feels solution outlined in his letter - salesmen becoming unionized - would serve the public interest.
9/29/1971
Big Mac helps (from left) Joe Griffin, 9, Patrick Taylor, 10, and Alex Nagyar, 7, blow out candles.
Big Mac helps (from left) Joe Griffin, 9, Patrick Taylor, 10, and Alex Nagyar, 7, blow out candles.
4/4/1979
Robert McPhee, right, a Toronto-born United Church minister, is director of the Ontario Human Rights Commission
Robert McPhee, right, a Toronto-born United Church minister, is director of the Ontario Human Rights Commission
7/19/1974
New leadership needed: Marvyn Novick, senior planner for the Social Planning Council, says Metro needs new church and political leaders to speak out for the real social priorities
New leadership needed: Marvyn Novick, senior planner for the Social Planning Council, says Metro needs new church and political leaders to speak out for the real social priorities
9/8/1980
A Diabetic since childhood, Dr Kenneth Gorman of Toronto must inject himself twice daily with insulin. He specializes in treating diabetics.
A Diabetic since childhood, Dr Kenneth Gorman of Toronto must inject himself twice daily with insulin. He specializes in treating diabetics.
3/9/1977
Wished good luck by nurse Anita White, 16-year-old Bob Terry leaves Scarborough General Hospital today, eight months after he was told he'd never walk again on leg mangled in motorcycle accident
Wished good luck by nurse Anita White, 16-year-old Bob Terry leaves Scarborough General Hospital today, eight months after he was told he'd never walk again on leg mangled in motorcycle accident
3/13/1968
Donald Macdonald: Royal commissioner embraced free trade in his report.
Donald Macdonald: Royal commissioner embraced free trade in his report.
4/16/1984
ing the message, Roman Skalko reacts body-language message from teacher Bruce s at Danforth Technical School
ing the message, Roman Skalko reacts body-language message from teacher Bruce s at Danforth Technical School
3/7/1975
Donald MacDonald. Inflation, profits are sore points
Donald MacDonald. Inflation, profits are sore points
10/29/1973
MacDonald, Donald S (Family)
MacDonald, Donald S (Family)
7/8/1974
Asking for a kiss, a supporter hugs Donald Macdonald, who won handily in Rosedale for the sixth time
Asking for a kiss, a supporter hugs Donald Macdonald, who won handily in Rosedale for the sixth time
7/8/1974
$100 Billion will be needed in the next ten years to develop Canada's energy resources, Donald Macdonald
$100 Billion will be needed in the next ten years to develop Canada's energy resources, Donald Macdonald
2/19/1974
The Robarts government despite a new and powerful election mandate reeled for days under the impact of the public uproar over its police bill.
The Robarts government despite a new and powerful election mandate reeled for days under the impact of the public uproar over its police bill.
10/4/1970
Donald Macdonald: NDP member wants constitutional delegations to include opposition.
Donald Macdonald: NDP member wants constitutional delegations to include opposition.
4/22/1978
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