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Richard Railton: Strike needed before extra-billing ban passed, incoming OMA president says
Richard Railton: Strike needed before extra-billing ban passed, incoming OMA president says

Richard Railton: Strike needed before extra-billing ban passed, incoming OMA president says

Date5/14/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Richard Railton: Strike needed before extra-billing ban passed, incoming OMA president says.
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All-night debate: Tory Richard Treleaven carries on a one-man, all-night assault on the Liberal bill to ban extra-billing
All-night debate: Tory Richard Treleaven carries on a one-man, all-night assault on the Liberal bill to ban extra-billing
6/20/1986
Weary legislator: MPP Richard Treleaven, looking the worse for wear, leaves the Legislature this morning with the back-up material he used to help him through a six-hour speech protesting government legislation to ban extra-billing
Weary legislator: MPP Richard Treleaven, looking the worse for wear, leaves the Legislature this morning with the back-up material he used to help him through a six-hour speech protesting government legislation to ban extra-billing
6/20/1986
Dr. Earl Myers, The president of OMA says the right to extra bill is a question of freedom, not money. A feisty, fast-talking surgeon from Toronto, My(...)
Dr. Earl Myers, The president of OMA says the right to extra bill is a question of freedom, not money. A feisty, fast-talking surgeon from Toronto, My(...)
2/4/1986
Murray Elston: Province is ready to negotiate failry and equitably on extra-billing ban
Murray Elston: Province is ready to negotiate failry and equitably on extra-billing ban
1/21/1986
Committee clash: Dr. Hugh Scully, left, chairman of the Ontario Medical Association board, tangled with Ontario NDP leader Bob Rae yesterday over plans to ban extra-billing
Committee clash: Dr. Hugh Scully, left, chairman of the Ontario Medical Association board, tangled with Ontario NDP leader Bob Rae yesterday over plans to ban extra-billing
4/10/1986
William Vail: Head of Canadian Medical Association wants extra-billing ban delayed
William Vail: Head of Canadian Medical Association wants extra-billing ban delayed
1/1/1986
Strike over, Ontario Medical Association President Dr. Richard Railton (left) and Dr. Edward Moran
Strike over, Ontario Medical Association President Dr. Richard Railton (left) and Dr. Edward Moran
7/4/1986
Murray Elston: Many patients emotionally upset by extra-billing practice, he says
Murray Elston: Many patients emotionally upset by extra-billing practice, he says
12/19/1985
Office closed: Dr. Louis Myers closes up shop on Brunswick Ave. as doctors across the province start an open-ended strike. This latest move intensifies their protest against extra billing and officials hope for at least the 60-per-cent response they got in last month's two-day walkout.
Office closed: Dr. Louis Myers closes up shop on Brunswick Ave. as doctors across the province start an open-ended strike. This latest move intensifies their protest against extra billing and officials hope for at least the 60-per-cent response they got in last month's two-day walkout.
6/11/1986
Talking again: Dr. Richard Railton, left, says Murray Elston asked to resume talks
Talking again: Dr. Richard Railton, left, says Murray Elston asked to resume talks
6/25/1986
Claude Edwards, president of the Public Service Alliance of Canada, says he does not believe strikes can be outlawed and that a ban of strikes did not(...)
Claude Edwards, president of the Public Service Alliance of Canada, says he does not believe strikes can be outlawed and that a ban of strikes did not(...)
9/26/1972
Food's the name of the game for Jack Proud, being served at the downtown Holiday Inn by Kang Chang, Proud, incoming president of Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association, says that despite Canada's high unemployment rate, industry has problem find
Food's the name of the game for Jack Proud, being served at the downtown Holiday Inn by Kang Chang, Proud, incoming president of Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association, says that despite Canada's high unemployment rate, industry has problem find
4/22/1977