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'Business as usual' vow makes sense only if union makes big concessions or federal government passes a law ordering strikers back to work
'Business as usual' vow makes sense only if union makes big concessions or federal government passes a law ordering strikers back to work

'Business as usual' vow makes sense only if union makes big concessions or federal government passes a law ordering strikers back to work

Date9/22/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: 'Business as usual' vow makes sense only if union makes big concessions or federal government passes a law ordering strikers back to work
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0017244F
      The parade makes a hit with Prime Minister Pearson as it passes the city hall
      The parade makes a hit with Prime Minister Pearson as it passes the city hall
      Darrell, Dick
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      Printing passes the time and makes life interesting for George Brown who is 68 and has been retired for four years from his job as a postal worker. This is his first attempt at creating a finished painting after taking instruction as the Second Mile Club, a 120-year-old mansion is downtown Toronto that is crowded with old people every night of the week.
      Printing passes the time and makes life interesting for George Brown who is 68 and has been retired for four years from his job as a postal worker. This is his first attempt at creating a finished painting after taking instruction as the Second Mile Club, a 120-year-old mansion is downtown Toronto that is crowded with old people every night of the week.
      Bezant, Graham
      2/12/1969
      Fashion statement: A visitor to Muironeyville in downtown Toronto yesterday makes his feelings clear about the federal government's policies and politicians
      Fashion statement: A visitor to Muironeyville in downtown Toronto yesterday makes his feelings clear about the federal government's policies and politicians
      Madonik, Rick
      8/6/1991
      Mel Lastman makes his first resolution: He vows to be the best mayor North York ever had
      Mel Lastman makes his first resolution: He vows to be the best mayor North York ever had
      Goode, Jeff
      11/22/1972
      Dizzy Gillespie's phenomenal sense of rhythm makes heads nod and feet tap, says critic Eli Silas
      Dizzy Gillespie's phenomenal sense of rhythm makes heads nod and feet tap, says critic Eli Silas
      Gillespie, Dizzy, 1917-1993
      5/12/1970
      Thomas Eberlee. Plan makes sense
      Thomas Eberlee. Plan makes sense
      Eberlee, Thomas
      10/4/1973
      Gordon Sweetzer: Blizzard striker makes his breaks by always being in the action
      Gordon Sweetzer: Blizzard striker makes his breaks by always being in the action
      Goode, Jeff
      6/4/1980
      Shelley Martel: NDP minister tried to win financial concessions from Kimberly-Clark
      Shelley Martel: NDP minister tried to win financial concessions from Kimberly-Clark
      Faught, Ken
      7/12/1991
      Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
      Opponents: Mayor Art Eggleton (left) says the railway lands project will provide jobs while Aldermen Jack Layton says many concessions have been granted profit-hungry developers
      Eggleton, Arthur C., 1943-
      11/12/1980
      Studiously ignored by other restaurant patrons, one of the fans at the Mosport rock festival waits, nude, in line to pick up a snack at one of the food concessions
      Studiously ignored by other restaurant patrons, one of the fans at the Mosport rock festival waits, nude, in line to pick up a snack at one of the food concessions
      Bezant, Graham
      8/9/1970
      Ted Henslor folds up the tents of his food concessions at the CNE this week and hits the road again, with 25 employees and seven tractor trailer, following the carnival circuit
      Ted Henslor folds up the tents of his food concessions at the CNE this week and hits the road again, with 25 employees and seven tractor trailer, following the carnival circuit
      Hryniuk, John
      8/31/1989
      Extraits des titres de anciennes concessions de terre en fief et seineurie(!) faites avant et depuis la conquête de la Nouvelle France par les armes britanniques dnas la partie actuellement appellée le Bas-Canada, tirés des régistres déposés au bureau du secrétaire de la province et par cet officier certifiés véritables, pour servir de références aux seigneuries respectives posées sur la carte topographique de la dite province du Bas-Canada... le tout comp. par William Vondenvelden...et Louis Charland
      Extraits des titres de anciennes concessions de terre en fief et seineurie(!) faites avant et depuis la conquête de la Nouvelle France par les armes britanniques dnas la partie actuellement appellée le Bas-Canada, tirés des régistres déposés au bureau du secrétaire de la province et par cet officier certifiés véritables, pour servir de références aux seigneuries respectives posées sur la carte topographique de la dite province du Bas-Canada... le tout comp. par William Vondenvelden...et Louis Charland
      Charland, Louis,‏ d. 1813
      1803