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Ombudsman Arthur Maloney. On the job at 7.43 a.m. today
Ombudsman Arthur Maloney. On the job at 7.43 a.m. today

Ombudsman Arthur Maloney. On the job at 7.43 a.m. today

Date10/30/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ombudsman Arthur Maloney. On the job at 7.43 a.m. today
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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_0065152F
M A protector and problem-solver, Arthur Maloney says of his job as Ontario's first ombudsman
M A protector and problem-solver, Arthur Maloney says of his job as Ontario's first ombudsman
5/22/1975
One of Canada's most successful defence attorneys, Arthur Maloney, 55, is to wrap up his legal career to become Ontario's first ombudsman. Appointment was made yesterday by Premier Davis
One of Canada's most successful defence attorneys, Arthur Maloney, 55, is to wrap up his legal career to become Ontario's first ombudsman. Appointment was made yesterday by Premier Davis
5/22/1975
Nursing a broken ankle, former ombudsman Arthur Maloney with secretary Geraldine Donnelly, reflects on three years in post
Nursing a broken ankle, former ombudsman Arthur Maloney with secretary Geraldine Donnelly, reflects on three years in post
10/6/1978
Arthur Maloney, above, was sworn in as Ontario ombudsman
Arthur Maloney, above, was sworn in as Ontario ombudsman
10/30/1975
Replacing retiring ombudsman Maloney presents an almost impossible task for Ontario
Replacing retiring ombudsman Maloney presents an almost impossible task for Ontario
12/7/1977
Today at 8 a.m., members of the electrical workers union picked up their toolboxes (right) and walked off the job, paving the way for a complete shut-(...)
Today at 8 a.m., members of the electrical workers union picked up their toolboxes (right) and walked off the job, paving the way for a complete shut-(...)
5/1/1969
A hand-carved Griffin was made by Bill Johnson (right), president of the Nassagaweya Area Ratepayers' Association, and presented to Ombudsman Arthur M(...)
A hand-carved Griffin was made by Bill Johnson (right), president of the Nassagaweya Area Ratepayers' Association, and presented to Ombudsman Arthur M(...)
12/2/1975
Maloney the admired. Al Peabody, a Toronto writer who conducted a poll among Metro blacks that found lawyer Arthur Maloney to be the most respected wh(...)
Maloney the admired. Al Peabody, a Toronto writer who conducted a poll among Metro blacks that found lawyer Arthur Maloney to be the most respected wh(...)
1/23/1980
Solving consumer complaints concerning the computer is James Finch's newest job. He's toronto's first computer ombudsman and will head a service organized by Canadian Information Processing Society and the Consumer Association of Canada. Here he handles a
Solving consumer complaints concerning the computer is James Finch's newest job. He's toronto's first computer ombudsman and will head a service organized by Canadian Information Processing Society and the Consumer Association of Canada. Here he handles a
2/15/1977
Arthur Maloney
Arthur Maloney
7/20/1977
Honor foe of death penalty. Toronto lawyer Arthur Maloney, former PC Member of Parliament for Parkdale, speaks at testimonial dinner held for him Satu(...)
Honor foe of death penalty. Toronto lawyer Arthur Maloney, former PC Member of Parliament for Parkdale, speaks at testimonial dinner held for him Satu(...)
6/10/1964
Arthur Maloney
Arthur Maloney
10/30/1975