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Art Eggleton: Toronto mayor's annoyed by suggestion the public has been left out of railway lands plan
Art Eggleton: Toronto mayor's annoyed by suggestion the public has been left out of railway lands plan

Art Eggleton: Toronto mayor's annoyed by suggestion the public has been left out of railway lands plan

Date8/9/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Art Eggleton: Toronto mayor's annoyed by suggestion the public has been left out of railway lands plan.
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Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
11/12/1980
Opposing views: Mayor Art Eggleton (far left) favors housing on Port of Toronto lands (above) but harbor commission chairman Betty Disero wants to keep the area industrial
Opposing views: Mayor Art Eggleton (far left) favors housing on Port of Toronto lands (above) but harbor commission chairman Betty Disero wants to keep the area industrial
1/17/1985
Final pitch?: City hall scuttlebutt has it that Art Eggleton may not make another pitch for mayor's job
Final pitch?: City hall scuttlebutt has it that Art Eggleton may not make another pitch for mayor's job
1/21/1984
Packing it in. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton starts packing some of his personal papers in preparation for his move the mayor's office Nov. 30, the day b(...)
Packing it in. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton starts packing some of his personal papers in preparation for his move the mayor's office Nov. 30, the day b(...)
11/11/1991
Hamming it up: Mayor Art Eggleton mugs for the toy camera of 2 1/2-year-old Jonathan Schwartz at the mayor's New Year's levee at Toronto City Hall yesterday
Hamming it up: Mayor Art Eggleton mugs for the toy camera of 2 1/2-year-old Jonathan Schwartz at the mayor's New Year's levee at Toronto City Hall yesterday
1/1/1990
Brenda Eggleton: Wife of Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton combines a hectic schedule of appearances with a full time job in Labatt's public relations department
Brenda Eggleton: Wife of Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton combines a hectic schedule of appearances with a full time job in Labatt's public relations department
9/16/1986
Mayor Crombie gets a lift. Mayors Pierre Benoir (left) of Ottawa and Art Phillips of Vancouver surprise Toronto Mayor David Crombie by picking him up (...)
Mayor Crombie gets a lift. Mayors Pierre Benoir (left) of Ottawa and Art Phillips of Vancouver surprise Toronto Mayor David Crombie by picking him up (...)
5/6/1973
Anne Johnston: Candidate for mayor says she has more 'pizzazz' than Art Eggleton
Anne Johnston: Candidate for mayor says she has more 'pizzazz' than Art Eggleton
10/11/1983
Anne Johnston: Candidate for mayor says she has more 'pizzazz' than Art Eggleton
Anne Johnston: Candidate for mayor says she has more 'pizzazz' than Art Eggleton
1/18/1983
Brenda Eggleton: Mayor's wife does politician's job at condominium opening
Brenda Eggleton: Mayor's wife does politician's job at condominium opening
10/14/1981
Assessment protest: Mayor Art Eggleton addressed 800 at Queen's Park yesterday, saying he would fight the reform plan until he leaves office
Assessment protest: Mayor Art Eggleton addressed 800 at Queen's Park yesterday, saying he would fight the reform plan until he leaves office
6/4/1991
Well-known faces: Ex-premier Bill Davis, above, Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and wife Brenda, left, and Metro Chairman Alan Tonks, far left, attended the opening
Well-known faces: Ex-premier Bill Davis, above, Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton and wife Brenda, left, and Metro Chairman Alan Tonks, far left, attended the opening
6/3/1989