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Signs of protest
Signs of protest

Signs of protest

Date1/16/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Signs of protest: Traffic was stopped on University Ave. last night as about 300 peace demonstrators protested at the U.S. consulate against the Persian Gulf war. They then marched to old city hall and back.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0018718F
Signs of protest, Connie Russell, left, and Nicole Sandquist, both 15, protest delays in a private member's bill to allow teaching of American Sign La(...)
Signs of protest, Connie Russell, left, and Nicole Sandquist, both 15, protest delays in a private member's bill to allow teaching of American Sign La(...)
6/15/1990
Star man signs up, Earl B. Schwalm is the most recent member of The Star's staff to enter army ranks
Star man signs up, Earl B. Schwalm is the most recent member of The Star's staff to enter army ranks
7/6/1940
Reclaiming turf: Carrying protest signs and accompanied by musicians and clowns, demonstrators march through the Alexandra Park housing complex yesterday
Reclaiming turf: Carrying protest signs and accompanied by musicians and clowns, demonstrators march through the Alexandra Park housing complex yesterday
7/14/1990
Parade of protest, Pickets hefted signs and paraded up and down outside the United States consulate on University Ave
Parade of protest, Pickets hefted signs and paraded up and down outside the United States consulate on University Ave
9/6/1962
Signs of protest: Protesters demonstrate outside Westbury Hotel where Moonies had their meeting this week
Signs of protest: Protesters demonstrate outside Westbury Hotel where Moonies had their meeting this week
3/15/1983
Signs say it all, Elizabeth Stalte (left) an about 40 other customers of the Royal Bank branch in Caledon Village let their signs tell how they feel a(...)
Signs say it all, Elizabeth Stalte (left) an about 40 other customers of the Royal Bank branch in Caledon Village let their signs tell how they feel a(...)
2/5/1993
Borders signs: Catcher and World Series hero Pat Borders signs autographs for young fans after Blue Jays arrived in Hamilton last night
Borders signs: Catcher and World Series hero Pat Borders signs autographs for young fans after Blue Jays arrived in Hamilton last night
3/18/1993
Signs for life. Andrew Szymanski, of the Canadian Red Cross transport department, prepares dozens of signs at the agency's depot on Mowat St. They wil(...)
Signs for life. Andrew Szymanski, of the Canadian Red Cross transport department, prepares dozens of signs at the agency's depot on Mowat St. They wil(...)
1/4/1993
My part is over now, says Marianne Heller, who started by painting out a few hate signs and then enlisted the city's help in cleaning them up. People who see racist signs are asked to call 367-7873
My part is over now, says Marianne Heller, who started by painting out a few hate signs and then enlisted the city's help in cleaning them up. People who see racist signs are asked to call 367-7873
5/5/1975
'No' signs, A small, vocal group of teachers hold up signs at Massey Hall last night to show their disapproval of the tentative agreement reached with(...)
'No' signs, A small, vocal group of teachers hold up signs at Massey Hall last night to show their disapproval of the tentative agreement reached with(...)
10/15/1987
Signs of the times. Not so lucky is the chap below. This forest of signs at the intersection of Spadina Expressway and Highway 401 is more than enough to confuse Confucius
Signs of the times. Not so lucky is the chap below. This forest of signs at the intersection of Spadina Expressway and Highway 401 is more than enough to confuse Confucius
7/6/1966
First lighted signs. Joe Townsend (left) and Charles McKenzie of the Department of Public Works today put up the first of Toronto's new illuminated street signs
First lighted signs. Joe Townsend (left) and Charles McKenzie of the Department of Public Works today put up the first of Toronto's new illuminated street signs
1/17/1964