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Leave us alone: Multi-millionaire developer Joe Lebovic says government interference is hampering the building industry.
Leave us alone: Multi-millionaire developer Joe Lebovic says government interference is hampering the building industry.

Leave us alone: Multi-millionaire developer Joe Lebovic says government interference is hampering the building industry.

Date8/19/1980
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Joe Lebovic: The 50-year-old multi-millionaire developer is usually a winner in his battles with bureaucrats and citizens' groups.
Joe Lebovic: The 50-year-old multi-millionaire developer is usually a winner in his battles with bureaucrats and citizens' groups.
5/3/1980
Joe Lebovic: He claims he's a borough resident, but clerk queries statement.
Joe Lebovic: He claims he's a borough resident, but clerk queries statement.
1/20/1978
The winner of the Scarborough staff golf tournament, Frank Faubert, holds his trophies - trophies that were donated and presented by Joe Lebovic, the (...)
The winner of the Scarborough staff golf tournament, Frank Faubert, holds his trophies - trophies that were donated and presented by Joe Lebovic, the (...)
8/29/1974
Large variety: The Lebovic brothers are building detached, link-detached, townhouses and condominium apartments in the Meadowvale Rd
Large variety: The Lebovic brothers are building detached, link-detached, townhouses and condominium apartments in the Meadowvale Rd
9/15/1981
Leaping on the lottery bandwagon, With visions of becoming instant multi-millionaires after tonight's Lotto 6/49 draw, thousands of buyers crowded tic(...)
Leaping on the lottery bandwagon, With visions of becoming instant multi-millionaires after tonight's Lotto 6/49 draw, thousands of buyers crowded tic(...)
10/1/1986
Leaping on the lottery bandwagon, With visions of becoming instant multi-millionaires after tonight's Lotto 6/49 draw, thousands of buyers crowded tic(...)
Leaping on the lottery bandwagon, With visions of becoming instant multi-millionaires after tonight's Lotto 6/49 draw, thousands of buyers crowded tic(...)
10/1/1986
Multi-millionaire: J. A. McDougald had a passion for the British way of life, numbering peers among friends. In one embarrassing incident, the visiting Duke of Wellington was mistaken for his butler
Multi-millionaire: J. A. McDougald had a passion for the British way of life, numbering peers among friends. In one embarrassing incident, the visiting Duke of Wellington was mistaken for his butler
3/4/1970
George Maxwell Bell, 59, newspaper magnate, multi-millionaire, onetime major shareholder in oil interests and Canadian Pacific Railway, died yesterday in Montreal after a long illness
George Maxwell Bell, 59, newspaper magnate, multi-millionaire, onetime major shareholder in oil interests and Canadian Pacific Railway, died yesterday in Montreal after a long illness
1/28/1970
Millionaire developer Stanley Garden, second little as $1,000 each. And they flock to do it, infrom left, has come up with a novel way to raise cluding last week's luncheon pals, Genni MacAumortage money - he asks friends to chip in as lay, left, Gino Emp
Millionaire developer Stanley Garden, second little as $1,000 each. And they flock to do it, infrom left, has come up with a novel way to raise cluding last week's luncheon pals, Genni MacAumortage money - he asks friends to chip in as lay, left, Gino Emp
6/5/1980
They're back! Dave Jackson and son Lory, 9, were thrown out of SkyDome Wednesday for interference but are at today's game
They're back! Dave Jackson and son Lory, 9, were thrown out of SkyDome Wednesday for interference but are at today's game
5/10/1991
A poster with an illustration of an eye between two buildings within a red circle-backslash sym ...
No political interference in the arts
1982
David Braide, a vice-president of Canadian Industries Ltd. and likely next chairman of Canadian Chamber of Commerce, says governments are starting to follow suggestions of business world. He says the chamber can accomplish a lot working quietly with, rather than against, governments, and hearing their point of view.
David Braide, a vice-president of Canadian Industries Ltd. and likely next chairman of Canadian Chamber of Commerce, says governments are starting to follow suggestions of business world. He says the chamber can accomplish a lot working quietly with, rather than against, governments, and hearing their point of view.
8/31/1978