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Outspoken Apotex founder Barry Sherman shoots from the lip in battling government changes to drug patent laws.
Outspoken Apotex founder Barry Sherman shoots from the lip in battling government changes to drug patent laws.

Outspoken Apotex founder Barry Sherman shoots from the lip in battling government changes to drug patent laws.

Date2/10/1992
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High-Stakes battle: Apotex vice-president Jack Kay says law extending patent protection to brand-name drug makers punishes generic drug firms.
High-Stakes battle: Apotex vice-president Jack Kay says law extending patent protection to brand-name drug makers punishes generic drug firms.
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Fears new law: Dr. Barry Sherman, president of a Canadian drug manufacturing company, says the proposed law threatens Canada's role in the industry. Everything we've accomplished is being threatened by Bill C-22, which in essence would restore the monopolies, he says.
Fears new law: Dr. Barry Sherman, president of a Canadian drug manufacturing company, says the proposed law threatens Canada's role in the industry. Everything we've accomplished is being threatened by Bill C-22, which in essence would restore the monopolies, he says.
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Harold Ballard shoots from the lip
Harold Ballard shoots from the lip
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Pool legend Minnesota Fats, right, shoots for royalties in Alberta deal
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Provincial Attorney-General Robert Welch announced yesterday that he is seeking changes in federal drug laws in the wake of the public outcry over a r(...)
Provincial Attorney-General Robert Welch announced yesterday that he is seeking changes in federal drug laws in the wake of the public outcry over a r(...)
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Barry Sherman
Barry Sherman
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Fighting change: Georgetown resident Tom Politi is battling a proposed change to market value assessment
Fighting change: Georgetown resident Tom Politi is battling a proposed change to market value assessment
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No smoking. Harold Currie helped get a change in Ontario welfare laws in 1975.
No smoking. Harold Currie helped get a change in Ontario welfare laws in 1975.
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Recent arrivals from Montreal are Lila and Arnold Dewhurst and son Philip, 12. Dewhurst is executive with Alcan, one of the big companies which are seeking new policies to ease the problem of frequent moves in upper echelons. Some companies provide interest-free loans, assist in selling houses, pay for license plate changes, alterations to carpets and phone charges.
Recent arrivals from Montreal are Lila and Arnold Dewhurst and son Philip, 12. Dewhurst is executive with Alcan, one of the big companies which are seeking new policies to ease the problem of frequent moves in upper echelons. Some companies provide interest-free loans, assist in selling houses, pay for license plate changes, alterations to carpets and phone charges.
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In step: Carolyn and Phillip Cowan of California psychologists and professors originally from Toronto, detailed their baby study in When Partners Become Parents: The Big Life Changes for Couples.
In step: Carolyn and Phillip Cowan of California psychologists and professors originally from Toronto, detailed their baby study in When Partners Become Parents: The Big Life Changes for Couples.
5/19/1992
Fired from Ontario College of Art, instructors Eric Freifeld (left) and Aba Bayefsky say they were dismissed for supporting protests by students over curriculum changes. John Bowman (right), a student, has been suspended.
Fired from Ontario College of Art, instructors Eric Freifeld (left) and Aba Bayefsky say they were dismissed for supporting protests by students over curriculum changes. John Bowman (right), a student, has been suspended.
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Disappointed: Gregory Pyc of the Canadian Paraplegic Association says its proposed tax changes got no response from Finance Minister Michael Wilson.
Disappointed: Gregory Pyc of the Canadian Paraplegic Association says its proposed tax changes got no response from Finance Minister Michael Wilson.
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