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Scariest Road in Canada runs along the edge of the Fraser Canyon (above)
Scariest Road in Canada runs along the edge of the Fraser Canyon (above)

Scariest Road in Canada runs along the edge of the Fraser Canyon (above)

Date7/9/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Scariest Road in Canada runs along the edge of the Fraser Canyon (above). The Trans-Canada; two railways and the river all vie for space but there never seems to be room for all four.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0105126F
Spectacular scenery of the Fraser River Canyon is part of the charm of a cross-Canada trip on CP's train, the Canadian, a passenger dreamily watches the Rocky Mountains pass by
Spectacular scenery of the Fraser River Canyon is part of the charm of a cross-Canada trip on CP's train, the Canadian, a passenger dreamily watches the Rocky Mountains pass by
3/6/1971
Spectacular scenery of the Fraser River Canyon is part of the charm of a cross-Canada trip on CP's train, the Canadian, a passenger dreamily watches the Rocky Mountains pass by
Spectacular scenery of the Fraser River Canyon is part of the charm of a cross-Canada trip on CP's train, the Canadian, a passenger dreamily watches the Rocky Mountains pass by
2/17/1971
Running for Terry: Blind runner Bob Fenton, 19 (left), runs with guide Giuseppe Furfaro along a Forest Hill street in the 10-kiometre Terry Fox Run yesterday
Running for Terry: Blind runner Bob Fenton, 19 (left), runs with guide Giuseppe Furfaro along a Forest Hill street in the 10-kiometre Terry Fox Run yesterday
9/14/1986
Northrop Frye 'one of the scariest men in the Canadian world of learning'
Northrop Frye 'one of the scariest men in the Canadian world of learning'
5/25/1978
The new Banff-Jasper highway runs along the eastern flank of the Rockies and here passes close to the foot of the Athabaska glacier, an ice stream that feeds water to the Arctic Ocean
The new Banff-Jasper highway runs along the eastern flank of the Rockies and here passes close to the foot of the Athabaska glacier, an ice stream that feeds water to the Arctic Ocean
1/23/1941
Cholera, Peru - houses along the banks of Riu Rimac, which runs through Lima
Cholera, Peru - houses along the banks of Riu Rimac, which runs through Lima
4/28/1991
Image shows a long pipe on the ground going along the water.
Vast reclamation job. A section of this pipe is shown in (2), where it runs along the Consolidated Coal Company's dock. Most of the 7,500 feet of pipe(...)
n.d.
Mayor William Dennison, shown hiking along the belt line that runs through Forest Hill, says people
Mayor William Dennison, shown hiking along the belt line that runs through Forest Hill, says people
8/18/1970
Cholera Peru - Along the banks of the Riu Rimac, which runs through Lima, a woman sifts through the garbage
Cholera Peru - Along the banks of the Riu Rimac, which runs through Lima, a woman sifts through the garbage
4/28/1991
Community news: David Periman, along with wife Masha Buell, runs a community newspaper from home. Kensington area residents are active and informed.
Community news: David Periman, along with wife Masha Buell, runs a community newspaper from home. Kensington area residents are active and informed.
4/6/1990
An areal view of a train, surrounded by forest.
View of train from lookout above Agawa Canyon station. Agawa Canyon, Ontario
13 July 1985
Viewing Platform 250 feet above the Algoma Central Railway's Agawa Canyon tour train. Agawa Canyon, Ontario
Viewing Platform 250 feet above the Algoma Central Railway's Agawa Canyon tour train. Agawa Canyon, Ontario
9/27/1987