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New guardian: Lawyer Wilson McTavish, who was associate counsel in the Mississauga rail disaster inquiry, says the challenge in his new job is to protect the rights of people who cannot protect themselves
New guardian: Lawyer Wilson McTavish, who was associate counsel in the Mississauga rail disaster inquiry, says the challenge in his new job is to protect the rights of people who cannot protect themselves

New guardian: Lawyer Wilson McTavish, who was associate counsel in the Mississauga rail disaster inquiry, says the challenge in his new job is to protect the rights of people who cannot protect themselves

Date11/23/1984
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Gary Malkowski, above, who signs with open hands that mean to protect deaf citizens' rights - to protect deaf culture and sign language, is a counsellor with Metro's deaf
Gary Malkowski, above, who signs with open hands that mean to protect deaf citizens' rights - to protect deaf culture and sign language, is a counsellor with Metro's deaf
4/24/1987
Fragile Freedoms: Mr. Justice Thomas Berger, in his new book, praised plans to protect aboriginal rights. Then, the protection was dropped in 11th hou(...)
Fragile Freedoms: Mr. Justice Thomas Berger, in his new book, praised plans to protect aboriginal rights. Then, the protection was dropped in 11th hou(...)
11/11/1981
Soggy tuesday: Yesterday's balmy weather that turned to heavy rainfall shortly after noon left many pedestrians in the downtown area ill prepared to protect themselves
Soggy tuesday: Yesterday's balmy weather that turned to heavy rainfall shortly after noon left many pedestrians in the downtown area ill prepared to protect themselves
10/31/1989
Academic Huck Finn: Zoology researcher Peter Fetterolf, who is studying gulls on the Leslie St. split, wears feathers in his cap to protect himself from dive-bombing gulls guarding their turf. They attack the feathers and miss your head, says the scient
Academic Huck Finn: Zoology researcher Peter Fetterolf, who is studying gulls on the Leslie St. split, wears feathers in his cap to protect himself from dive-bombing gulls guarding their turf. They attack the feathers and miss your head, says the scient
4/27/1984
War chest: Sol Littman (left) claims Eastern Europeans groups plan to build up $1 million war chest for propaganda smokescreens to protect suspected war criminals and thwart federal inquiry while Lubomyr Luciuk says the communities have no intention of undermining the commission's work
War chest: Sol Littman (left) claims Eastern Europeans groups plan to build up $1 million war chest for propaganda smokescreens to protect suspected war criminals and thwart federal inquiry while Lubomyr Luciuk says the communities have no intention of undermining the commission's work
7/25/1985
Prof. Ted Mann, right, poses with his night class at Atkinson College, York University. These adult students, who are studying the sociology of social change, are not only studying the theory but becoming involved in social change themselves. Their class project this winter is to go out into the community and try to persuade people who never thought they could attend university that they possibly could. Teaching assistant Al Listiak is seated next to Prof. Mann in picture.
Prof. Ted Mann, right, poses with his night class at Atkinson College, York University. These adult students, who are studying the sociology of social change, are not only studying the theory but becoming involved in social change themselves. Their class project this winter is to go out into the community and try to persuade people who never thought they could attend university that they possibly could. Teaching assistant Al Listiak is seated next to Prof. Mann in picture.
2/7/1972
No more welts? Inventor James Croteau, right, demonstrates his new Blue Armadillo Padded shirt on Star reporter Damien Cox. The shirt will protect hockey players from back injuries
No more welts? Inventor James Croteau, right, demonstrates his new Blue Armadillo Padded shirt on Star reporter Damien Cox. The shirt will protect hockey players from back injuries
9/23/1987
Hard to take: Ken Jeffers, a community activist who works with youth, says daughter Tanya, 14, told him: One of the things that bothers me is that if I get in trouble with the police, you can't protect me
Hard to take: Ken Jeffers, a community activist who works with youth, says daughter Tanya, 14, told him: One of the things that bothers me is that if I get in trouble with the police, you can't protect me
5/9/1992
Moe Closs: Chrysler Canada's chief says import limits still needed to protect jobs
Moe Closs: Chrysler Canada's chief says import limits still needed to protect jobs
9/21/1983
Dominick Dunne is author of Fatal Charms, a new collection of articles about people who think themselves beyond society's rules, and the novel The Two Mrs. Grenvilles, now a blockbuster TV movie
Dominick Dunne is author of Fatal Charms, a new collection of articles about people who think themselves beyond society's rules, and the novel The Two Mrs. Grenvilles, now a blockbuster TV movie
2/2/1987
The touchstone, or, The way to know a true Christian : being a description of the character of our blessed Savior, with an inquiry whether we are like Him : to which is added, an appeal first to infidels, and then to persons who call themselves by the name of Christians
The touchstone, or, The way to know a true Christian : being a description of the character of our blessed Savior, with an inquiry whether we are like Him : to which is added, an appeal first to infidels, and then to persons who call themselves by the name of Christians
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Official Guardian Willson McTavish has made many changes on behalf of Ontario children
Official Guardian Willson McTavish has made many changes on behalf of Ontario children
4/28/1987