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Issue settled: Brad Gaull (left) and Al Dixon led the band of Dominion Store employees in a battle to block Conrad Black's Domgroup Ltd
Issue settled: Brad Gaull (left) and Al Dixon led the band of Dominion Store employees in a battle to block Conrad Black's Domgroup Ltd

Issue settled: Brad Gaull (left) and Al Dixon led the band of Dominion Store employees in a battle to block Conrad Black's Domgroup Ltd

Date2/2/1987
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127604F
Conrad Block, Montegu Block, Al Jackson, Tom Balton, Jackson - President of Dominion Stores, Bolta outgoing President of Dominion Stores Ltd
Conrad Block, Montegu Block, Al Jackson, Tom Balton, Jackson - President of Dominion Stores, Bolta outgoing President of Dominion Stores Ltd
8/9/1979
3. The view from Conrad Black's office on the 46th floor of the bank tower at the Toronto-Dominion Centre, looking north
3. The view from Conrad Black's office on the 46th floor of the bank tower at the Toronto-Dominion Centre, looking north
10/29/1981
Warning issued: Dari Mead points as he warns yesterday that Metro blacks will become more militant unless the atmosphere between police and blacks improves
Warning issued: Dari Mead points as he warns yesterday that Metro blacks will become more militant unless the atmosphere between police and blacks improves
1/11/1989
Landscape and its Architect: David Cram, partner with his father-in-law, Don Smith of Ellis-Don Ltd., In a luxury holiday resort on St. Lucia island, near Barbados, seems to be comfortably settled in paradise-like surroundings.
Landscape and its Architect: David Cram, partner with his father-in-law, Don Smith of Ellis-Don Ltd., In a luxury holiday resort on St. Lucia island, near Barbados, seems to be comfortably settled in paradise-like surroundings.
5/23/1990
A call for understanding: Jamaican Rupert James, above, urges whites to tray to understand the pressing social problems facing blacks and, at the same time, calls on black leaders to remain calm and give sound leadership
A call for understanding: Jamaican Rupert James, above, urges whites to tray to understand the pressing social problems facing blacks and, at the same time, calls on black leaders to remain calm and give sound leadership
9/17/1979
Up in arms: Owen Leach, a spokesman from the Jane-Finch area, takes the stage at last night's meeting of angry black residents at the Lawrence Heights Community Centre to add his complaints about police treatment of blacks in the area
Up in arms: Owen Leach, a spokesman from the Jane-Finch area, takes the stage at last night's meeting of angry black residents at the Lawrence Heights Community Centre to add his complaints about police treatment of blacks in the area
10/29/1986
Better understanding is needed between the police and the blacks, says Melbourne Thompson of the Jamaican-Canadian Association
Better understanding is needed between the police and the blacks, says Melbourne Thompson of the Jamaican-Canadian Association
8/5/1969
Bartley Higgins wonders how we can criticize the U.S. for its treatment of blacks, while towns such as Armstrong exist in our own backyard
Bartley Higgins wonders how we can criticize the U.S. for its treatment of blacks, while towns such as Armstrong exist in our own backyard
7/9/1970
Memories on tape: Martin and Jodie Damsell of Richmond Hill have just made a deal to sell their special occasion video service in Black's Camera outlets.
Memories on tape: Martin and Jodie Damsell of Richmond Hill have just made a deal to sell their special occasion video service in Black's Camera outlets.
7/5/1990
The facts are clear that blacks contribute their fari share of thefts in Toronto, says A
The facts are clear that blacks contribute their fari share of thefts in Toronto, says A
9/18/1972
Rod Smith, Black's Photo Corp.
Rod Smith, Black's Photo Corp.
7/18/1995
Canada's biggest service in booming temporary-help field is Office Overload Ltd. Clare Copeland, president, is shown in Toronto headquarters, ringed by employees (left to right) Lois Young, Laura Smith, Debi Perkins, Gayle Farnes, Janice Chivers-Wilson and Helen Wood. In an ironic switch, Laura Smith came in to look for a temporary job and wound up with permanent job-working full-time for Office Overload.
Canada's biggest service in booming temporary-help field is Office Overload Ltd. Clare Copeland, president, is shown in Toronto headquarters, ringed by employees (left to right) Lois Young, Laura Smith, Debi Perkins, Gayle Farnes, Janice Chivers-Wilson and Helen Wood. In an ironic switch, Laura Smith came in to look for a temporary job and wound up with permanent job-working full-time for Office Overload.
5/10/1976