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Zanana Akande: Under fire for remark about shooting blacks
Zanana Akande: Under fire for remark about shooting blacks

Zanana Akande: Under fire for remark about shooting blacks

Date10/1/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Zanana Akande: Under fire for remark about shooting blacks.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028886F
Supportive spouse: Zanana Akande is greeted by husband Isaac outside the Legislature after resigning from cabinet
Supportive spouse: Zanana Akande is greeted by husband Isaac outside the Legislature after resigning from cabinet
10/10/1991
At odds: Tory MPP Margaret Marland, left, charged in the Legislature that Zanana Akande was getting twice the legal rent for two apartments she owns
At odds: Tory MPP Margaret Marland, left, charged in the Legislature that Zanana Akande was getting twice the legal rent for two apartments she owns
5/1/1991
Zanana Akande: Former minister speaks at youth jobs panel
Zanana Akande: Former minister speaks at youth jobs panel
4/2/1992
Show of support: New Democrats in the Legislature applaud Zanana Akande, who resigned yesterday as minister of community and social services, over charges she was gouging a tenant
Show of support: New Democrats in the Legislature applaud Zanana Akande, who resigned yesterday as minister of community and social services, over charges she was gouging a tenant
10/10/1991
Probe begins: Social services minister Zanana Akande's association with two companies will be investigated
Probe begins: Social services minister Zanana Akande's association with two companies will be investigated
4/18/1991
Much Concern: Blacks are worried about teens, says Wilson Head
Much Concern: Blacks are worried about teens, says Wilson Head
2/1/1989
Keeping the faith: About 3,000 Metro blacks carry lighted candles at Harbourfront to show symbolic support for blacks fighting apartheid in South Africa
Keeping the faith: About 3,000 Metro blacks carry lighted candles at Harbourfront to show symbolic support for blacks fighting apartheid in South Africa
8/3/1988
Up in arms: Owen Leach, a spokesman from the Jane-Finch area, takes the stage at last night's meeting of angry black residents at the Lawrence Heights Community Centre to add his complaints about police treatment of blacks in the area
Up in arms: Owen Leach, a spokesman from the Jane-Finch area, takes the stage at last night's meeting of angry black residents at the Lawrence Heights Community Centre to add his complaints about police treatment of blacks in the area
10/29/1986
The number of blacks on the street has been increasing, but says writer William Cameron, the ones he spoke to don't care about letting the city know w(...)
The number of blacks on the street has been increasing, but says writer William Cameron, the ones he spoke to don't care about letting the city know w(...)
7/16/1971
Shooting the Premier: William Davis, almost swamped by photographers, above, is also under fire from readers who object to his calling the election in which he again failed to win a majority
Shooting the Premier: William Davis, almost swamped by photographers, above, is also under fire from readers who object to his calling the election in which he again failed to win a majority
9/18/1975
3. The view from Conrad Black's office on the 46th floor of the bank tower at the Toronto-Dominion Centre, looking north
3. The view from Conrad Black's office on the 46th floor of the bank tower at the Toronto-Dominion Centre, looking north
10/29/1981
Guard duty: Kelly La Brash (upper photo) is founder and chairman of Canadian Protection Services which is part of Conrad Black's (above) corporate empire
Guard duty: Kelly La Brash (upper photo) is founder and chairman of Canadian Protection Services which is part of Conrad Black's (above) corporate empire
5/23/1985