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Mystery man: John Howard Macdonald, above, takes over in 18 days as chairman and chief executive officer of debtstrapped Dome
Mystery man: John Howard Macdonald, above, takes over in 18 days as chairman and chief executive officer of debtstrapped Dome

Mystery man: John Howard Macdonald, above, takes over in 18 days as chairman and chief executive officer of debtstrapped Dome

Date6/28/1983
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064382F
Will it fly? Dome Petroleum chairman Howard Macdonald, left, and Amoco Canada president Don Stacy spent four hours yesterday outlining for creditors the terms of Amoco's offer for shattered Dome Pete
Will it fly? Dome Petroleum chairman Howard Macdonald, left, and Amoco Canada president Don Stacy spent four hours yesterday outlining for creditors the terms of Amoco's offer for shattered Dome Pete
5/14/1987
J. Howard Macdonald: Dome Petroleum's chairman has taken some of the dreams out of the company, but has injected more security. Here he holds Dome's debt payment agreement.
J. Howard Macdonald: Dome Petroleum's chairman has taken some of the dreams out of the company, but has injected more security. Here he holds Dome's debt payment agreement.
8/1/1984
A ship docks at Toronto, above, a rare happening these days as dock workers find their work days shrinking as the market closes and machinery takes ov(...)
A ship docks at Toronto, above, a rare happening these days as dock workers find their work days shrinking as the market closes and machinery takes ov(...)
10/18/1986
Busy man: John Herrick, who has just become chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, is also chairman of General Mills Canada and chief operating officer at law firm Borden and Elliot
Busy man: John Herrick, who has just become chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, is also chairman of General Mills Canada and chief operating officer at law firm Borden and Elliot
9/24/1987
Robert Hoyt: the mystery man behind Sunday and Seven Days, is taking leave of Canada as anonymously as he arrived
Robert Hoyt: the mystery man behind Sunday and Seven Days, is taking leave of Canada as anonymously as he arrived
4/13/1967
Robert Hoyt: the mystery man behind Sunday and Seven Days, is taking leave of Canada as anonymously as he arrived
Robert Hoyt: the mystery man behind Sunday and Seven Days, is taking leave of Canada as anonymously as he arrived
1/1/1967
Robert Hoyt: the mystery man behind Sunday and Seven Days, is taking leave of Canada as anonymously as he arrived
Robert Hoyt: the mystery man behind Sunday and Seven Days, is taking leave of Canada as anonymously as he arrived
4/12/1967
Robert Hoyt: the mystery man behind Sunday and Seven Days, is taking leave of Canada as anonymously as he arrived
Robert Hoyt: the mystery man behind Sunday and Seven Days, is taking leave of Canada as anonymously as he arrived
4/12/1967
There are days when Victor Kiam takes it on the chin for creating such a high public profile as the man who bought the company. I'd like to fade into (...)
There are days when Victor Kiam takes it on the chin for creating such a high public profile as the man who bought the company. I'd like to fade into (...)
4/3/1986
Still the boss, W. O. Twaits moved up yesterday from president of big Imperial Oil Ltd. to chairman of the board. He remains chief executive officer of company
Still the boss, W. O. Twaits moved up yesterday from president of big Imperial Oil Ltd. to chairman of the board. He remains chief executive officer of company
4/23/1970
Oil research: Derek Mitchell, right, chairman and chief executive officer of BP Canada Inc
Oil research: Derek Mitchell, right, chairman and chief executive officer of BP Canada Inc
7/29/1980
Highest-paid banker in the U.S. is reputed to be Gaylord A. Freeman, chairman and chief executive officer of the First National Bank of Chicago
Highest-paid banker in the U.S. is reputed to be Gaylord A. Freeman, chairman and chief executive officer of the First National Bank of Chicago
8/2/1973