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Yes or No. Should Ontario Solicitor-General Mike Farnan resign after two aides used his name to intervene with two justices of the peace over parking tickets?
Yes or No. Should Ontario Solicitor-General Mike Farnan resign after two aides used his name to intervene with two justices of the peace over parking tickets?

Yes or No. Should Ontario Solicitor-General Mike Farnan resign after two aides used his name to intervene with two justices of the peace over parking tickets?

Date4/24/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Yes or No. Should Ontario Solicitor-General Mike Farnan resign after two aides used his name to intervene with two justices of the peace over parking tickets?
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Letter Furor: Richard Warne of Cambridge shows letter sent from Solicitor-General Mike Farnan's constituency office asking for review of parking ticket
Letter Furor: Richard Warne of Cambridge shows letter sent from Solicitor-General Mike Farnan's constituency office asking for review of parking ticket
4/22/1991
Embattled Minister: Solicitor - General Mike Farnan speaks in Legislature yesterday despite jeers from opposition MPPs over conflict guidelines
Embattled Minister: Solicitor - General Mike Farnan speaks in Legislature yesterday despite jeers from opposition MPPs over conflict guidelines
4/23/1991
Continuing to come under fire, Premier Bob Rae, right, faced a hostile opposition yesterday calling for Solicitor-General Mike Farnan to step aside while police probe controversial letters
Continuing to come under fire, Premier Bob Rae, right, faced a hostile opposition yesterday calling for Solicitor-General Mike Farnan to step aside while police probe controversial letters
4/24/1991
Solicitor-General Warren Allmand, briefed by aides in Toronto during British Columbia prison drama, is blamed by readers for opposition to the death penalty. Appalling stupidity, says one
Solicitor-General Warren Allmand, briefed by aides in Toronto during British Columbia prison drama, is blamed by readers for opposition to the death penalty. Appalling stupidity, says one
6/10/1975
Letter furor: Richard Warne, above, shows letter about him sent from Farnan's office to Justice of Peace Ramnarace Ramnarine, right
Letter furor: Richard Warne, above, shows letter about him sent from Farnan's office to Justice of Peace Ramnarace Ramnarine, right
4/22/1991
Justices of the Peace: Howard Wax (left) and Robert Hirtle are charged in ticket-fixing case.
Justices of the Peace: Howard Wax (left) and Robert Hirtle are charged in ticket-fixing case.
1/20/1981
Justices of the Peace: Howard Wax (left) and Robert Hirtle are charged in ticket-fixing case.
Justices of the Peace: Howard Wax (left) and Robert Hirtle are charged in ticket-fixing case.
1/20/1981
Tickets return. Metro police began doling out parking tickets again Tuesday after ending a 14-day work-to-rule over a contrct dispute. They will vote (...)
Tickets return. Metro police began doling out parking tickets again Tuesday after ending a 14-day work-to-rule over a contrct dispute. They will vote (...)
8/26/1980
Continuing to come under fire, Premier Bob Rae, right, faced a hostile opposition yesterday calling for Solicitor-General Mike Farnan to step aside while police probe controversial letters
Continuing to come under fire, Premier Bob Rae, right, faced a hostile opposition yesterday calling for Solicitor-General Mike Farnan to step aside while police probe controversial letters
4/24/1991
Under fire, Solicitor-General Mike Farnan, top, came under heavy fire from Liberal leader Robert Nixon
Under fire, Solicitor-General Mike Farnan, top, came under heavy fire from Liberal leader Robert Nixon
9/14/1990
A good news bearer. Peter Mansbridge, the anchor on CBC-TV's the National, holds high two tickets to a Blue Jays game he won when his name was drawn in this week's Star Ball contest draw
A good news bearer. Peter Mansbridge, the anchor on CBC-TV's the National, holds high two tickets to a Blue Jays game he won when his name was drawn in this week's Star Ball contest draw
5/2/1991
'There was a sense that, yes, it's possible for two people to meet very quickly and click,' ex-MP Susan Fish says of fiance Eric Platt, whom she met i(...)
'There was a sense that, yes, it's possible for two people to meet very quickly and click,' ex-MP Susan Fish says of fiance Eric Platt, whom she met i(...)
11/15/1987