John Robarts, the premier of Ontario during the Go-Go Sixties, known across the country as "the Chairman of the Board," had committed suicide.

1. One thing on your nightstand: I would say a book. It’s called “Public Triumph, Private Tragedy,” which is the life of John Robarts, who was a Canadian premier, and it’s written by Steve ...

On March 1 at St. James Cathedral, the Ontario Heritage Trust is to unveil a marker commemorating the St. James Cemetery gravesite of former Ontario premier John Robarts, who governed the province ...

The University of Toronto’s campus weekly, The Varsity, greeted students with a front-page photograph of John P. Robarts Library in 1973 – then a new, impossible-to-miss concrete giant on St. George ...

Prime Minister John Robarts of Ontario and Mayor William Dennison of Toronto will personally greet Israel Prime Minister Levi Eshkol when he arrives here with his entourage next Friday, Jan. 12 ...