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Housing Minister Irvine: Reader calls for action
Housing Minister Irvine: Reader calls for action

Housing Minister Irvine: Reader calls for action

Date10/1/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Housing Minister Irvine: Reader calls for action
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0056720F
Determined to Stay: Lawyer Irvine P. Dickier, 87, was too busy making phone calls in his 16th-floor office to leave because of a fire nine floors below, to the frustration of Toronto Firefighter Rich Gunns.
Determined to Stay: Lawyer Irvine P. Dickier, 87, was too busy making phone calls in his 16th-floor office to leave because of a fire nine floors below, to the frustration of Toronto Firefighter Rich Gunns.
12/19/1991
Premier William Davis, left, does some main-streeting in southern Ontario in what reader calls 'unwanted election
Premier William Davis, left, does some main-streeting in southern Ontario in what reader calls 'unwanted election
5/9/1977
Fighting on: David Irvine, 43, shown with wife Sandi, right, and daughter Mickie, spends his days waiting for a phone call saying a heart is available for the transplant he needs
Fighting on: David Irvine, 43, shown with wife Sandi, right, and daughter Mickie, spends his days waiting for a phone call saying a heart is available for the transplant he needs
7/3/1988
Sign of the times: It's a tight market, not greed, that causes housing problems, says Stuart Thom, whose report calls for rent controls to end
Sign of the times: It's a tight market, not greed, that causes housing problems, says Stuart Thom, whose report calls for rent controls to end
4/2/1982
Charles Beer: Former cabinet minister, who calls himself a middle-of-the-road Liberal, is in a three-way tie for last place in the leadership race
Charles Beer: Former cabinet minister, who calls himself a middle-of-the-road Liberal, is in a three-way tie for last place in the leadership race
1/7/1992
Relaxed: Scarborough Alderman Florence Cruickshank cuddles her toy poodle Beau during a moment of relaxation at her Alpaca Dr. home. A provincial cabinet minister calls her the consumate politician
Relaxed: Scarborough Alderman Florence Cruickshank cuddles her toy poodle Beau during a moment of relaxation at her Alpaca Dr. home. A provincial cabinet minister calls her the consumate politician
4/28/1983
Great effort! Journey for Lives runner Steve Fonyo, who reader calls an example of courage and willpower, runs down the Danforth en route to Queen's Park yesterday
Great effort! Journey for Lives runner Steve Fonyo, who reader calls an example of courage and willpower, runs down the Danforth en route to Queen's Park yesterday
9/6/1984
Canadian composer of the Year, Gordon Lightfoot, above, at Juno Awards: Reader, below, calls it an event in the history of awards shows.
Canadian composer of the Year, Gordon Lightfoot, above, at Juno Awards: Reader, below, calls it an event in the history of awards shows.
3/2/1977
Millionaire J. A. (Bud) McDougald, above, came under fire from New Democrat MPP for receiving a $1,700 tax rebate Reader below says it was perfectly legal. Another calls it a ripoff
Millionaire J. A. (Bud) McDougald, above, came under fire from New Democrat MPP for receiving a $1,700 tax rebate Reader below says it was perfectly legal. Another calls it a ripoff
12/11/1975
Dan Heap: Toronto alderman calls the new rate of 20 cents for a pay phone call outrageous
Dan Heap: Toronto alderman calls the new rate of 20 cents for a pay phone call outrageous
4/1/1975
Green plan: Federal Environment Minister Robert de Cotret calls his project a Christmas present for Canadians
Green plan: Federal Environment Minister Robert de Cotret calls his project a Christmas present for Canadians
12/8/1972
Biggest Election crowd in Canada's history turned out in Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square yesterday to hear Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau deliver what Peter Newman calls disappointing speech
Biggest Election crowd in Canada's history turned out in Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square yesterday to hear Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau deliver what Peter Newman calls disappointing speech
6/19/1968