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June Rowlands: Torontonians a little wary of what she'll say next
June Rowlands: Torontonians a little wary of what she'll say next

June Rowlands: Torontonians a little wary of what she'll say next

Date11/30/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: June Rowlands: Torontonians a little wary of what she'll say next.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077714F
June Rowlands: Sources say she'll be new Metro Police commission chairman
June Rowlands: Sources say she'll be new Metro Police commission chairman
2/10/1988
Dull sunday weather with the odd spot of rain did little to dampen the spirits of hurdreds of Torontonians who found their way to the annual perch fis(...)
Dull sunday weather with the odd spot of rain did little to dampen the spirits of hurdreds of Torontonians who found their way to the annual perch fis(...)
4/19/1948
Wind-tunnel corner: Surrounded by office towers he says house backers of opponent June Rowlands, mayoral candidates Jack Layton hands out a 27-page list of contributors
Wind-tunnel corner: Surrounded by office towers he says house backers of opponent June Rowlands, mayoral candidates Jack Layton hands out a 27-page list of contributors
11/10/1991
Effort doubled: Betty Disero, right, with mayoral candidate June Rowlands at her side, says the two will work to keep Jack Layton from the mayor's office
Effort doubled: Betty Disero, right, with mayoral candidate June Rowlands at her side, says the two will work to keep Jack Layton from the mayor's office
10/1/1991
June Rowlands: Many issues are now in the public eye because women lobbied for them, she says
June Rowlands: Many issues are now in the public eye because women lobbied for them, she says
n.d.
June Rowlands: Toronto alderman says prostitution increase is obvious along Yonge St
June Rowlands: Toronto alderman says prostitution increase is obvious along Yonge St
11/27/1980
Lots of laughs. Liberal MPP Bob Nixon and June Rowlands chat last night as well-wishers gathered at Ontario Place to say goodbye to the man often refe(...)
Lots of laughs. Liberal MPP Bob Nixon and June Rowlands chat last night as well-wishers gathered at Ontario Place to say goodbye to the man often refe(...)
8/1/1991
Porn pile: Toronto Alderman June Rowlands displays some of her arsenal of pornographic hate literature that she says helps promote violence against women
Porn pile: Toronto Alderman June Rowlands displays some of her arsenal of pornographic hate literature that she says helps promote violence against women
11/1/1983
Groan! On top of inflation and the mail strike, Torontonians also have to put up with a host of other problems, says R
Groan! On top of inflation and the mail strike, Torontonians also have to put up with a host of other problems, says R
7/30/1981
te patterns and brilliant colors of handmade Oriental rugs are more and more Torontonians to buy these exotic and artistic crea an Mojtahedi, whose family owns Moj Persian Rugs on Yorkville, says a growing number of people want the carpets for practical and functional decor purposes at home
te patterns and brilliant colors of handmade Oriental rugs are more and more Torontonians to buy these exotic and artistic crea an Mojtahedi, whose family owns Moj Persian Rugs on Yorkville, says a growing number of people want the carpets for practical and functional decor purposes at home
1/6/1978
By obsessively publicizing these idiotic lake swims, The Star makes Torontonians parochial, reader below says
By obsessively publicizing these idiotic lake swims, The Star makes Torontonians parochial, reader below says
8/4/1976
Metro chairman Paul Godfrey, shown above in City Hall council, should be a genuine servant of the people: elected, not appointed, by Torontonians at large, a reader says in the letter below
Metro chairman Paul Godfrey, shown above in City Hall council, should be a genuine servant of the people: elected, not appointed, by Torontonians at large, a reader says in the letter below
7/13/1973