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Packing The copa
Packing The copa

Packing The copa

Date7/3/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Packing The copa: Third World's singer Bill Bunny Rugs Clark and guitarist Steve Cat Coore dominatd the stage for reggae band's concert before 1;200 people at Scollard St. club.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0102588F
Wait's over: Chris Copas, 18, will be able to return home to Bloorview Children's Hospital, along with Jim Geissinger, now that the province has agreed to provide a ventilator.
Wait's over: Chris Copas, 18, will be able to return home to Bloorview Children's Hospital, along with Jim Geissinger, now that the province has agreed to provide a ventilator.
12/21/1988
Singer Salome Bey, who takes part in the Toronto Arts Against Apartheid Festival at the Copa on Wednesday night, scored 12 out of 15 on our quiz
Singer Salome Bey, who takes part in the Toronto Arts Against Apartheid Festival at the Copa on Wednesday night, scored 12 out of 15 on our quiz
5/23/1986
Poster shows a photograph of Burning Spear.
Burning Spear at the Copa
1986
Packing it in. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton starts packing some of his personal papers in preparation for his move the mayor's office Nov. 30, the day b(...)
Packing it in. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton starts packing some of his personal papers in preparation for his move the mayor's office Nov. 30, the day b(...)
11/11/1991
Sorting some of the 150,000 presents in the west-end Star Santa Claus Fund packing depot is Janet Cameron
Sorting some of the 150,000 presents in the west-end Star Santa Claus Fund packing depot is Janet Cameron
12/13/1977
Star Santa Claus boxes are piled high by Ann Meek (rear) and Violet Sinclair, two of the gnomes who are packing gifts for 24,000 needy children in Met(...)
Star Santa Claus boxes are piled high by Ann Meek (rear) and Violet Sinclair, two of the gnomes who are packing gifts for 24,000 needy children in Met(...)
12/8/1971
Packing up his troubles. Defenceman Brian Curran wasn't getting ice time in Toronto. He welcomed yesterday's trade
Packing up his troubles. Defenceman Brian Curran wasn't getting ice time in Toronto. He welcomed yesterday's trade
12/17/1990
Tourist attraction? If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney shuts down Atlantic Canada, Maritimers could migrate to Ontario and live in packing cases on the (...)
Tourist attraction? If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney shuts down Atlantic Canada, Maritimers could migrate to Ontario and live in packing cases on the (...)
3/25/1988
Don Riggan sorts packing-crate lumber to convert it into furniture
Don Riggan sorts packing-crate lumber to convert it into furniture
1/28/1972
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
8/20/1987
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10-Kilometre (61/4 miles) back-packing climb
8/24/1987
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10 kilometre (6 1/4 miles) back packing climb
Clockwise: The Canadian Russian expedition reach Tuyuksu Glacier, 3,700 metres (12,140 feet) above sea level after a 10 kilometre (6 1/4 miles) back packing climb
8/20/1987