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Pro profit

Pro profit

Date5/18/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pro profit: The Toronto Society of Financial Analysis and its president C. Ross Healy, right, heard Ontario Treasurer Frank Miller defend his budget yesterday as one that will help today's profitmakers (who) are going to create tomorrow's jobs.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0068442F
Mel Profit ponders his future while he waits to be called back on the set during filmmaking at Black Creek Pioneer Village. Profit has taken to acting(...)
Mel Profit ponders his future while he waits to be called back on the set during filmmaking at Black Creek Pioneer Village. Profit has taken to acting(...)
6/21/1972
Mel Profit signs to play. Mel Profit, talented tight end with the Toronto Argos, was wondering what all the excitement was about as he returned from C(...)
Mel Profit signs to play. Mel Profit, talented tight end with the Toronto Argos, was wondering what all the excitement was about as he returned from C(...)
6/2/1971
Sharing the profits, Employees of Beckett Packaging, a small Scarborough firm, are now members of a profit-sharing plan instituted last night by firm's president, Don Beckett.
Sharing the profits, Employees of Beckett Packaging, a small Scarborough firm, are now members of a profit-sharing plan instituted last night by firm's president, Don Beckett.
12/9/1975
Profit Versus Non-Profit: Fiona Man and Trevor Arjune attend Children Are VIPs Day Nursery, a privately owned commercial day-care centre in Richmond Hill, threatened by new funding policy
Profit Versus Non-Profit: Fiona Man and Trevor Arjune attend Children Are VIPs Day Nursery, a privately owned commercial day-care centre in Richmond Hill, threatened by new funding policy
12/9/1991
Desperate and vulnerable: Many people are unschoold in differences between for-profit nursing homes and non-profit homes for the aged
Desperate and vulnerable: Many people are unschoold in differences between for-profit nursing homes and non-profit homes for the aged
1/31/1989
In Pugh, 24, owner of a motorcycle shop in Agin- has no doubt he'll be millionaire by the time he's ugh told students yesterday at his alma mater, Victoria Park Secondary School, how he converted a $15,000 loss in his first year of business into a profit
In Pugh, 24, owner of a motorcycle shop in Agin- has no doubt he'll be millionaire by the time he's ugh told students yesterday at his alma mater, Victoria Park Secondary School, how he converted a $15,000 loss in his first year of business into a profit
1/17/1978
MacDonald: If profits hadn't been exported, Subbury wouldn't be suffering, says union leader
MacDonald: If profits hadn't been exported, Subbury wouldn't be suffering, says union leader
6/4/1982
Hart MacDougall: Executive says loans were based on 1989's profit.
Hart MacDougall: Executive says loans were based on 1989's profit.
4/4/1991
Dairying for profit, or, The poor man's cow
Dairying for profit, or, The poor man's cow
1892
Ray Bremner is tough. But he has a tough job -- to clear up the mess drowning the city's non-profit housing project. 'I'm going to leave a first-class project and it's going to survive.'
Ray Bremner is tough. But he has a tough job -- to clear up the mess drowning the city's non-profit housing project. 'I'm going to leave a first-class project and it's going to survive.'
9/24/1980
Happiness in the country: Shirley and George Duern beat the stress of city life by retreating to the bridge cottage to live. They sold their Scarborough house and used profits to pay off the cottage.
Happiness in the country: Shirley and George Duern beat the stress of city life by retreating to the bridge cottage to live. They sold their Scarborough house and used profits to pay off the cottage.
10/15/1981
President Peter Dover holds beer can-lighter produced by his Junior Achievement company. Behind him are Jennifer Phillips, the firm's secretary, and David Leggat. The lighters sell for $3.50, including 70 cents profit.
President Peter Dover holds beer can-lighter produced by his Junior Achievement company. Behind him are Jennifer Phillips, the firm's secretary, and David Leggat. The lighters sell for $3.50, including 70 cents profit.
1/23/1974