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Though John McInnis, right, won maternity benefits after the birth of daughter Loretta, Shalom Schachter, above, is still fighting for benefits to hel(...)
Though John McInnis, right, won maternity benefits after the birth of daughter Loretta, Shalom Schachter, above, is still fighting for benefits to hel(...)

Though John McInnis, right, won maternity benefits after the birth of daughter Loretta, Shalom Schachter, above, is still fighting for benefits to hel(...)

Date2/5/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Though John McInnis, right, won maternity benefits after the birth of daughter Loretta, Shalom Schachter, above, is still fighting for benefits to help support wife Marcy Gilbert and children Matya, 4 1/2, and Cliel, 2.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078842F
Save those papers: Toronto benefit consultant Robin Noxon says a new federal tax proposal means employees would pay tax on some medical benefits - but they'll be able to deduct those benefits as a medical expense
Save those papers: Toronto benefit consultant Robin Noxon says a new federal tax proposal means employees would pay tax on some medical benefits - but they'll be able to deduct those benefits as a medical expense
1/4/1982
Court Setback: Brian Mossop, right, and Ken Popert express disappointment yesterday after ruling denying family benefits to gay couples.
Court Setback: Brian Mossop, right, and Ken Popert express disappointment yesterday after ruling denying family benefits to gay couples.
2/25/1993
Apparent retreat by auto union still leaves big gains in benefits and wages that worry auto parts industry
Apparent retreat by auto union still leaves big gains in benefits and wages that worry auto parts industry
3/30/1982
Readers, below, reject criticism of the Scouting movement and point out the benefits to the young people and the community. Above, Wolf Cubs, second-youngest group in Scouting, at camp in Aurora
Readers, below, reject criticism of the Scouting movement and point out the benefits to the young people and the community. Above, Wolf Cubs, second-youngest group in Scouting, at camp in Aurora
7/28/1975
Equal rights: City employee Bill Dwyer, right, is trying to persuade a Metro committee to extend health benefits to his gay partner Paul Rees.
Equal rights: City employee Bill Dwyer, right, is trying to persuade a Metro committee to extend health benefits to his gay partner Paul Rees.
5/14/1991
Fat fighters: Knud Westergaard, right, and Danish Food Centre manager Giethe Volpe are promoting the benefits of low-fat Christian IX cheese from Denmark
Fat fighters: Knud Westergaard, right, and Danish Food Centre manager Giethe Volpe are promoting the benefits of low-fat Christian IX cheese from Denmark
6/28/1989
Plea: Imperial Oil employee David Mitges, right, with partner Michael Daniels. Mitges continues campaign for benefits for same-sex couples.
Plea: Imperial Oil employee David Mitges, right, with partner Michael Daniels. Mitges continues campaign for benefits for same-sex couples.
4/14/1995
Spousal Ruling: Michael Leshner's fight to include Michael Stark, foreground, in all his benefits is backed by a human rights rtibunal.
Spousal Ruling: Michael Leshner's fight to include Michael Stark, foreground, in all his benefits is backed by a human rights rtibunal.
8/31/1992
Fitness benefit: Bill Gairdner, a 1964 Olympic decathlete, feels that with true optimal health, the benefits of exercise - including stress management- simply flow from the enjoyment of the activity
Fitness benefit: Bill Gairdner, a 1964 Olympic decathlete, feels that with true optimal health, the benefits of exercise - including stress management- simply flow from the enjoyment of the activity
11/1/1989
John Crow: Bank of Canada governor defends benefits of his policy
John Crow: Bank of Canada governor defends benefits of his policy
12/2/1991
Leave for dad: Shalom Schachter sits with his wife Marcia Gilbert and sons Matya, 4, and Cliel, 2 after finding out he has won a federal court case involving paternity leave
Leave for dad: Shalom Schachter sits with his wife Marcia Gilbert and sons Matya, 4, and Cliel, 2 after finding out he has won a federal court case involving paternity leave
6/8/1988
Computing benefits: George Sekely, vice-president of computers and communications for Canadian Pacific Ltd
Computing benefits: George Sekely, vice-president of computers and communications for Canadian Pacific Ltd
6/27/1985