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Christmas bonus

Christmas bonus

Date12/1/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Christmas bonus: One thing York Borough Mayor Gayle Christie won't have to ask Santa Claus for this holiday is a raise. Her council voted her a new $61,603 salary on Monday. Other local councils were also in the Christmas spirit this week, awarding raises ranging from 6 to 13.4 per cent.
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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_0038035F
Tiny Plea. A midget in a diaper pleading with Health Minister David Crombie not to chop the baby bonus was one of the highlights of the roast of Toron(...)
Tiny Plea. A midget in a diaper pleading with Health Minister David Crombie not to chop the baby bonus was one of the highlights of the roast of Toron(...)
11/29/1979
Christmas cards help children. Toronto Mayor David Crombie cuts a ribbon, opening the UNICEF Christmas card sale in the information centre at City hal(...)
Christmas cards help children. Toronto Mayor David Crombie cuts a ribbon, opening the UNICEF Christmas card sale in the information centre at City hal(...)
11/16/1973
Christmas Kettle at city hall. Accompanied by Brigadier Ted Dyck and Betty Ann Lewis, mayor elect David Crombie slips the first donation into Salvatio(...)
Christmas Kettle at city hall. Accompanied by Brigadier Ted Dyck and Betty Ann Lewis, mayor elect David Crombie slips the first donation into Salvatio(...)
12/8/1972
What the dickens is going on? Charles Dickens' classic A Christmas Carol will be broadcast at 9
What the dickens is going on? Charles Dickens' classic A Christmas Carol will be broadcast at 9
12/16/1975
Christmas comes to Queen's Park
Christmas comes to Queen's Park
12/4/1973
An Entranced Mrs. John Diefenbaker listens to her husband speak at a Toronto Christmas reception in his honor at Masaryk hall last night
An Entranced Mrs. John Diefenbaker listens to her husband speak at a Toronto Christmas reception in his honor at Masaryk hall last night
12/18/1964
Ben-Gurion - First premier, Christmas, There's No Business Like Show Business and more than 1,000 other songs, celebrated his 90th birthday with a quiet family gathering in New York
Ben-Gurion - First premier, Christmas, There's No Business Like Show Business and more than 1,000 other songs, celebrated his 90th birthday with a quiet family gathering in New York
3/20/1967
Spreading goodwill. It's Christmas again - this time for Metro's Serbian community - and to celebrate the occasion, they presented Mayor Art Eggleton (...)
Spreading goodwill. It's Christmas again - this time for Metro's Serbian community - and to celebrate the occasion, they presented Mayor Art Eggleton (...)
1/6/1981
Metro Chairman Albert Campbell finds evergreen branches a little prickly as he helps his wife Helen and son David, 23, with the Christmas decorating c(...)
Metro Chairman Albert Campbell finds evergreen branches a little prickly as he helps his wife Helen and son David, 23, with the Christmas decorating c(...)
12/24/1971
It's light-up time. Gary Lehman, head of Electrical Contractors of Toronto, left, and Mayor Art Eggleton pull huge switch to turn on Christmas lights at Nathan Phillips Square last night
It's light-up time. Gary Lehman, head of Electrical Contractors of Toronto, left, and Mayor Art Eggleton pull huge switch to turn on Christmas lights at Nathan Phillips Square last night
11/25/1988
Blue box bonus: John Roper, left, and Glenn Lloyd, right, display the Great Blue Divider, a device they've Invented to extend the capacity of blue boxes
Blue box bonus: John Roper, left, and Glenn Lloyd, right, display the Great Blue Divider, a device they've Invented to extend the capacity of blue boxes
1/29/1991
Budget complaint: Metro accountant Habibur Rahman says losing his monthly baby bonus' cheque to federal budget cuts will hurt, despite his $50,000-plus net income
Budget complaint: Metro accountant Habibur Rahman says losing his monthly baby bonus' cheque to federal budget cuts will hurt, despite his $50,000-plus net income
5/4/1989