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J. C. McRuer, a former chief justice of Ontario, says in his report on civil rights that Ontario should appoint ombudsmen to deal with regional governments
J. C. McRuer, a former chief justice of Ontario, says in his report on civil rights that Ontario should appoint ombudsmen to deal with regional governments

J. C. McRuer, a former chief justice of Ontario, says in his report on civil rights that Ontario should appoint ombudsmen to deal with regional governments

Date10/28/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: J. C. McRuer, a former chief justice of Ontario, says in his report on civil rights that Ontario should appoint ombudsmen to deal with regional governments.
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Freedom may be endangered unless the government provides more safeguards for the civil rights of its citizens, former chief Justice J. C. McRuer, 78, (...)
Freedom may be endangered unless the government provides more safeguards for the civil rights of its citizens, former chief Justice J. C. McRuer, 78, (...)
3/6/1968
Former chief justice weds. Hon. J. C. McRuer, 78, a former chief justice of the Ontario SUpreme Court, and his bride, Robina Dow, 65, are seen leaving(...)
Former chief justice weds. Hon. J. C. McRuer, 78, a former chief justice of the Ontario SUpreme Court, and his bride, Robina Dow, 65, are seen leaving(...)
2/8/1969
James McRuer: His report on civil rights led to many important and wide-ranging reforms
James McRuer: His report on civil rights led to many important and wide-ranging reforms
5/4/1972
Move over, dad: Mr. Justice George A. Gale, who succeeds J. C. McRuer as chief justice of Onatrio July 1, welcomes his son, Robert William, 25, into t(...)
Move over, dad: Mr. Justice George A. Gale, who succeeds J. C. McRuer as chief justice of Onatrio July 1, welcomes his son, Robert William, 25, into t(...)
6/26/1964
Protection of civil rights for citizens in Ontario must be strengthened, former justice J
Protection of civil rights for citizens in Ontario must be strengthened, former justice J
3/6/1968
Protection of civil rights for citizens in Ontario must be strengthened, former justice J
Protection of civil rights for citizens in Ontario must be strengthened, former justice J
3/6/1968
Chief justice J. C. McRuer of Ontario High Court ruled that if the Toronto Police Commission did not issue taxi license to Thomas Ross, contempt charges against mayor would continue
Chief justice J. C. McRuer of Ontario High Court ruled that if the Toronto Police Commission did not issue taxi license to Thomas Ross, contempt charges against mayor would continue
10/31/1953
Retiring chief justice J. C. McRuer, shown speaking to Osgoode graduates, received an honorary doctorate of laws at yesterday's ceremony
Retiring chief justice J. C. McRuer, shown speaking to Osgoode graduates, received an honorary doctorate of laws at yesterday's ceremony
6/26/1964
New Chief Justice takes over. Retiring Chief Justice J.C. McRuer (left) congratulates his successor, George Alexander Gale and Mrs. Gale, following Mr(...)
New Chief Justice takes over. Retiring Chief Justice J.C. McRuer (left) congratulates his successor, George Alexander Gale and Mrs. Gale, following Mr(...)
7/3/1964
The individual must be protected from the power of the state, a report on civil rights handed down by J
The individual must be protected from the power of the state, a report on civil rights handed down by J
10/28/1969
Premier William Davis, above, is taking more power from city councils and handing it over to regional governments, says writer Stein
Premier William Davis, above, is taking more power from city councils and handing it over to regional governments, says writer Stein
9/14/1972
By Joe Serge Toronto Star, Government need not look far and wide to appoint Italian Canadians to decision-making posts, Toronto lawyer Frank D' Andrea says.
By Joe Serge Toronto Star, Government need not look far and wide to appoint Italian Canadians to decision-making posts, Toronto lawyer Frank D' Andrea says.
11/14/1985