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Attornery-general Roy McMurtry
Attornery-general Roy McMurtry

Attornery-general Roy McMurtry

Date1/27/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Attornery-general Roy McMurtry: My crown law officers have advised me that there is nothing in the tapes that they see to warrant (any action) . . . they have looked at all of them (the five hours of edited tapes). And, I gather, very carefully.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067661F
Good for the Constitution. Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, right, federal Energy Minister Jean Chretien and former Saskatchewan attorney-general Roy Ro(...)
Good for the Constitution. Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, right, federal Energy Minister Jean Chretien and former Saskatchewan attorney-general Roy Ro(...)
11/22/1983
Keep it legal! Attorney-General Roy McMurtry's grin seems a little nervous as former Maple Leaf Dick Duff shows him a trick. McMurtry is noted for tou(...)
Keep it legal! Attorney-General Roy McMurtry's grin seems a little nervous as former Maple Leaf Dick Duff shows him a trick. McMurtry is noted for tou(...)
4/28/1978
Two-minute tape: Liberal MPP Albert Roy, left, with his two minute Proverbs-Bullied tape, yesterday asked Attorney-General Roy McMurtry why a weapons charge was laid against Proverbs
Two-minute tape: Liberal MPP Albert Roy, left, with his two minute Proverbs-Bullied tape, yesterday asked Attorney-General Roy McMurtry why a weapons charge was laid against Proverbs
11/23/1982
Two-minute tape: Liberal MPP Albert Roy, left, with his two minute Proverbs-Bullied tape, yesterday asked Attorney-General Roy McMurtry why a weapons charge was laid against Proverbs
Two-minute tape: Liberal MPP Albert Roy, left, with his two minute Proverbs-Bullied tape, yesterday asked Attorney-General Roy McMurtry why a weapons charge was laid against Proverbs
11/23/1982
Key players: Former Saskatchewan attorney-general Roy Romanow, left, and counterpart Roy McMurtry of Ontario met with Chretien during so-called kitchen cabinet talks in 1981
Key players: Former Saskatchewan attorney-general Roy Romanow, left, and counterpart Roy McMurtry of Ontario met with Chretien during so-called kitchen cabinet talks in 1981
1/16/1985
Security bill: Ontario's Roy McMurtry (right) and other provincial attorneys-general have been sharply critical of powers proposed for security agents by Solicitor-General Robert Kaplan
Security bill: Ontario's Roy McMurtry (right) and other provincial attorneys-general have been sharply critical of powers proposed for security agents by Solicitor-General Robert Kaplan
4/22/1983
Wrecked car placed outside North York municipal offices in Attorney General Roy McMurtry's campaign against drinking drivers is all right, but the sig(...)
Wrecked car placed outside North York municipal offices in Attorney General Roy McMurtry's campaign against drinking drivers is all right, but the sig(...)
12/30/1975
More women: Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, left, chats with Ontario Chamber of Commerce president Robert Duddy prior to speech at chamber's annual meeting.
More women: Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, left, chats with Ontario Chamber of Commerce president Robert Duddy prior to speech at chamber's annual meeting.
5/12/1980
Susan Nelles, May sue former attorney-general Roy McMurtry
Susan Nelles, May sue former attorney-general Roy McMurtry
8/22/1984
At odds, Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, left, came under fire from Liberal leader David Peterson
At odds, Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, left, came under fire from Liberal leader David Peterson
5/17/1982
Hate laws: Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, left, and Alan Borovoy hold opposing views
Hate laws: Attorney-General Roy McMurtry, left, and Alan Borovoy hold opposing views
1/27/1982
Welcomes probe: Metro Police Chief Jack Ackroyd yesterday welcomed the Ontario Provincial Police probe into the conduct of two policemen, ordered by Attorney-General Roy McMurtry
Welcomes probe: Metro Police Chief Jack Ackroyd yesterday welcomed the Ontario Provincial Police probe into the conduct of two policemen, ordered by Attorney-General Roy McMurtry
9/7/1982