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Gabe Magnotta and his wife Rosana toast their success.
Gabe Magnotta and his wife Rosana toast their success.

Gabe Magnotta and his wife Rosana toast their success.

Date1/11/1993
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0130311F
Gabe Magnotta
Gabe Magnotta
5/13/1998
Toast to success: Divorce mediator Barry Brown says he sometimes advises his clients to sit down to a dinner, with wine while they discuss their problems and look for solutions.
Toast to success: Divorce mediator Barry Brown says he sometimes advises his clients to sit down to a dinner, with wine while they discuss their problems and look for solutions.
1/8/1988
Niche success: Andy Plebalgs creates software for large comapanies to manage personnel data and his wife Cheryl Jack markets it
Niche success: Andy Plebalgs creates software for large comapanies to manage personnel data and his wife Cheryl Jack markets it
2/1/1992
Flat fee approach: When Norm Spears saw success of California entrepreneur's Wheels 'n Deals business, he bought idea the with partners, including wife Claudette, set up U-Sell used car sales facility in Toronto
Flat fee approach: When Norm Spears saw success of California entrepreneur's Wheels 'n Deals business, he bought idea the with partners, including wife Claudette, set up U-Sell used car sales facility in Toronto
8/8/1980
Victory Toast: Celebrating election victory of candidates they endorsed, clockwise from left, Whitney Smith, William Kilbourn, Marc Brien, Trish Beaty, Allan Sparrow, Anne Stephaniuk and Susan Sparrow raise a toast
Victory Toast: Celebrating election victory of candidates they endorsed, clockwise from left, Whitney Smith, William Kilbourn, Marc Brien, Trish Beaty, Allan Sparrow, Anne Stephaniuk and Susan Sparrow raise a toast
11/15/1988
The toast of the town: American comedian Alan King (left) toasts Canadian entertainment mogul Harold Greenberg at the Sheraton Centre last night
The toast of the town: American comedian Alan King (left) toasts Canadian entertainment mogul Harold Greenberg at the Sheraton Centre last night
4/2/1985
Championship toast: Winner of the 1982 Canadian Cocktail Championship, long Drink category, Hector Bedoya of Hemingway's toasts the trophy he received as one of the three winners.
Championship toast: Winner of the 1982 Canadian Cocktail Championship, long Drink category, Hector Bedoya of Hemingway's toasts the trophy he received as one of the three winners.
4/18/1982
President of interiors international, John Geiger, displays one of his company's chairs. His 15-year-old firm is achieving international success.
President of interiors international, John Geiger, displays one of his company's chairs. His 15-year-old firm is achieving international success.
2/15/1977
Dog's best friend: Dr. Daniel Toronto says his psychiatric treatment is expensive but his success rate runs high.
Dog's best friend: Dr. Daniel Toronto says his psychiatric treatment is expensive but his success rate runs high.
5/13/1980
World's dullest lecturer? No, when Michael Church's students doze off in his evening course on relaxation at Seneca College, that's proof of his success. Church says that virtually everyone has trouble handling stress.
World's dullest lecturer? No, when Michael Church's students doze off in his evening course on relaxation at Seneca College, that's proof of his success. Church says that virtually everyone has trouble handling stress.
8/5/1982
Horst Kiaus: He says he has put too much time and money into his electronic instruments business to walk, but success means sacrifices
Horst Kiaus: He says he has put too much time and money into his electronic instruments business to walk, but success means sacrifices
12/7/1981
Keys to success, Campbell Robinson, 80, will cut just about any kind of key in his store at Dupont St. and Symington in Toronto.
Keys to success, Campbell Robinson, 80, will cut just about any kind of key in his store at Dupont St. and Symington in Toronto.
8/13/1992