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Jack Webster: Apology to his late wife becomes haunting theme
Jack Webster: Apology to his late wife becomes haunting theme

Jack Webster: Apology to his late wife becomes haunting theme

Date11/5/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jack Webster: Apology to his late wife becomes haunting theme.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088541F
John Allan Cameron steps out of exaggerated stage character and offstage becomes warm and honest with a knowledge of music of his native Cape Breton. Popularizing this music has become a crusade
John Allan Cameron steps out of exaggerated stage character and offstage becomes warm and honest with a knowledge of music of his native Cape Breton. Popularizing this music has become a crusade
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Home becomes an office: Viv Woolford keeps up with the phone calls while wife, Colleen, helped by son Graham, 4, does some of the paperwork involved in the mortages squeeze protest
Home becomes an office: Viv Woolford keeps up with the phone calls while wife, Colleen, helped by son Graham, 4, does some of the paperwork involved in the mortages squeeze protest
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Wearing a woody who? button, Ricky Davis, who got his artificial arms in a Shriner Hospital, plays with the man who today becomes Imperial Potentate o(...)
Wearing a woody who? button, Ricky Davis, who got his artificial arms in a Shriner Hospital, plays with the man who today becomes Imperial Potentate o(...)
7/2/1975
Antique scales are simply office decoration for lawyer James DaCosta, but they are likely to be regarded as very real sales of justice by his visitors. DaCosta, 46, becomes top enforcement officer for the Ontario Securities Commission in September - the man in charge of keeping Bay Streeters in line. He's been a specialist in mining and securities law for many years.
Antique scales are simply office decoration for lawyer James DaCosta, but they are likely to be regarded as very real sales of justice by his visitors. DaCosta, 46, becomes top enforcement officer for the Ontario Securities Commission in September - the man in charge of keeping Bay Streeters in line. He's been a specialist in mining and securities law for many years.
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An actor turns his nose up and becomes cyrano
An actor turns his nose up and becomes cyrano
2/21/1973
Deterctive's daughter weds. Inspector Jack Webster, head of the Metro Police homicide squad, poses with his daughter Rosemary and her husband, Mitchel(...)
Deterctive's daughter weds. Inspector Jack Webster, head of the Metro Police homicide squad, poses with his daughter Rosemary and her husband, Mitchel(...)
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Home for life? The Kingston Prison for Women could become the permanent residence of Marlene Moore if she becomes Canada's first female 'dangerous offender.'
Home for life? The Kingston Prison for Women could become the permanent residence of Marlene Moore if she becomes Canada's first female 'dangerous offender.'
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Dream becomes reality - outdoor Skylight Theatre opens this summer in North York/16
Dream becomes reality - outdoor Skylight Theatre opens this summer in North York/16
4/5/1988
The steel network becomes idle
The steel network becomes idle
8/25/1966
Shortage eased: Metro authorities plan to add fluoride to water continuously for the next two months as the tooth-decay-preventing chemical becomes available
Shortage eased: Metro authorities plan to add fluoride to water continuously for the next two months as the tooth-decay-preventing chemical becomes available
1/4/1983
Scuffle starts: A policeman becomes entangled with an unruly fan during yesterday's soccer riot at Varsity Stadium and tries to wrestle him to the ground
Scuffle starts: A policeman becomes entangled with an unruly fan during yesterday's soccer riot at Varsity Stadium and tries to wrestle him to the ground
6/17/1967
Paul Martin is proud of being a politician and if he becomes prime minister would probably revamp Liberal party to give power to politicians, not intellectuals. He favors 'special status' for Quebec
Paul Martin is proud of being a politician and if he becomes prime minister would probably revamp Liberal party to give power to politicians, not intellectuals. He favors 'special status' for Quebec
3/27/1968