Do the families who control the
Toronto Star want Rob Ford out of the Mayor’s Office?
Executors of the Estate of Joseph S. Atkinson, Ruth Hindmarsh Group, Campbell Group, Honderich Group, and Thall Investments Inc.
John A. Honderich
Chair of the Board - Torstar
The question all Torontonians should be asking is: Do these people want Mayor Rob Ford out of office, and if so, why?
Has the Toronto Star’s influence
over the City of Toronto been circumcised? Was the Toronto Star somehow benefiting
from the previous “Mayor Miller Regime”? Is it not time we started asking
questions about the Toronto Star, and why it may have an unhealthy vendetta
against the Mayor of Toronto?
The families who control the
Toronto Star, via Torstar, are:
Executors of the Estate of Joseph S. Atkinson, Ruth Hindmarsh Group, Campbell Group, Honderich Group, and Thall Investments Inc.
Officers:
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Chair of the Board - Torstar
John Honderich is
the Chair of the Board of Torstar. He is also Chair of the Torstar Voting
Trust. He has served as Special
Advisor to the Premier of Ontario on the future of the Greater Toronto Area and
Creative Cities and also on the Attorney
General's panel on Justice and the Media from January 2005 to December
2006. Mr. Honderich served as the Toronto
Mayor's Special Ambassador on Urban Issues from May 2004 to February
2006. He served as Publisher of the Toronto Star from 1994 until May 2004.
Prior to his appointment as Publisher, Mr. Honderich was Editor of the Toronto
Star from 1988-1994. Mr. Honderich began his newspaper career with the Ottawa
Citizen (1973-76). He joined the Toronto Star in 1976 as a reporter and
eventually became chief of the Toronto Star's Ottawa Bureau and later chief of
the Washington Bureau. After serving as Deputy Editor, he was appointed
Business Editor of the Toronto Star in May 1984. In 1986, he moved to London,
England, to study at the London School of Economics. At the same time, he wrote
Arctic Imperative, published in the fall of 1987 by the University of Toronto
Press, in which he outlined the serious dangers threatening Canada's North. Mr.
Honderich graduated from the University of Toronto with a B.A. in Political
Science and Economics (1968) and an LL.B. (1971). Mr. Honderich was appointed
as a Member of the Order of Canada in 2004 and a Member of the Order of Ontario
in 2006. He received honorary degrees from Victoria University and Ryerson
University.
The question all Torontonians should be asking is: Do these people want Mayor Rob Ford out of office, and if so, why?
Thank you,
Joseph Pede
Joseph Pede
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