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M A protector and problem-solver, Arthur Maloney says of his job as Ontario's first ombudsman
M A protector and problem-solver, Arthur Maloney says of his job as Ontario's first ombudsman

M A protector and problem-solver, Arthur Maloney says of his job as Ontario's first ombudsman

Date5/22/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: M A protector and problem-solver, Arthur Maloney says of his job as Ontario's first ombudsman. He doesn't start until September but already has received more than 200 citizens' complaints.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0065146F
    One of Canada's most successful defence attorneys, Arthur Maloney, 55, is to wrap up his legal career to become Ontario's first ombudsman. Appointment was made yesterday by Premier Davis
    One of Canada's most successful defence attorneys, Arthur Maloney, 55, is to wrap up his legal career to become Ontario's first ombudsman. Appointment was made yesterday by Premier Davis
    Maloney, Arthur
    5/22/1975
    Ombudsman Arthur Maloney. On the job at 7.43 a.m. today
    Ombudsman Arthur Maloney. On the job at 7.43 a.m. today
    Lennon, Frank
    10/30/1975
    Arthur Maloney, above, was sworn in as Ontario ombudsman
    Arthur Maloney, above, was sworn in as Ontario ombudsman
    Lennon, Frank
    10/30/1975
    Nursing a broken ankle, former ombudsman Arthur Maloney with secretary Geraldine Donnelly, reflects on three years in post
    Nursing a broken ankle, former ombudsman Arthur Maloney with secretary Geraldine Donnelly, reflects on three years in post
    Bezant, Graham
    10/6/1978
    On Metro Council now after beating out Ying Hope in Ward 5, Ron Kanter is regarded in his ward as a problem-solver
    On Metro Council now after beating out Ying Hope in Ward 5, Ron Kanter is regarded in his ward as a problem-solver
    Bull, Ron
    11/12/1985
    New ombudsman: Dr. Daniel Hill, former chairman of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, signs his oath of office as Ontario's new ombudsman yesterday (...)
    New ombudsman: Dr. Daniel Hill, former chairman of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, signs his oath of office as Ontario's new ombudsman yesterday (...)
    Bull, Ron
    3/21/1984
    Replacing retiring ombudsman Maloney presents an almost impossible task for Ontario
    Replacing retiring ombudsman Maloney presents an almost impossible task for Ontario
    Bezant, Graham
    12/7/1977
    Donald Morand: Ontario's Ombudsman answers charges that his office is too large and too slow
    Donald Morand: Ontario's Ombudsman answers charges that his office is too large and too slow
    Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
    2/18/1982
    Problems solvers, Representing Canada at the 37th Mathematical Olympiad in India July 5-17 are, from front, Soroosh Yazdani, left, J.P. Grossman (team(...)
    Problems solvers, Representing Canada at the 37th Mathematical Olympiad in India July 5-17 are, from front, Soroosh Yazdani, left, J.P. Grossman (team(...)
    Munro, Anne
    7/3/1996
    A hand-carved Griffin was made by Bill Johnson (right), president of the Nassagaweya Area Ratepayers' Association, and presented to Ombudsman Arthur M(...)
    A hand-carved Griffin was made by Bill Johnson (right), president of the Nassagaweya Area Ratepayers' Association, and presented to Ombudsman Arthur M(...)
    Dinsmore, Ted
    12/2/1975
    Arthur Maloney denies that this is a golden age for criminals, and says the right of accused people to remain silent must be retained
    Arthur Maloney denies that this is a golden age for criminals, and says the right of accused people to remain silent must be retained
    Lennon, Frank
    10/3/1970
    Solving consumer complaints concerning the computer is James Finch's newest job. He's toronto's first computer ombudsman and will head a service organized by Canadian Information Processing Society and the Consumer Association of Canada. Here he handles a
    Solving consumer complaints concerning the computer is James Finch's newest job. He's toronto's first computer ombudsman and will head a service organized by Canadian Information Processing Society and the Consumer Association of Canada. Here he handles a
    Goode, Jeff
    2/15/1977