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Uranium mine closed plant
Uranium mine closed plant

Uranium mine closed plant

Date5/21/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Uranium mine closed plant
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106290F
Sign at main gate of Canadian Dyno uranium mine at Bancroft, 65 miles north of Peterborough, symbolizes the end for the mine
Sign at main gate of Canadian Dyno uranium mine at Bancroft, 65 miles north of Peterborough, symbolizes the end for the mine
1/27/1960
A smiling Stephen Roman, chairman of Denison Mines, announces uranium stockpiling deal yesterday which will keep 900 Elliot Lake miners working until (...)
A smiling Stephen Roman, chairman of Denison Mines, announces uranium stockpiling deal yesterday which will keep 900 Elliot Lake miners working until (...)
12/23/1970
Denison Mines' Stephen Roman. He's sitting on world's largest uranium orebody
Denison Mines' Stephen Roman. He's sitting on world's largest uranium orebody
6/6/1974
Silver hair slicked back, Stephen Roman, head of the world's biggest uranium mine, announces he'll seek the Conservative nomination for Parliament in (...)
Silver hair slicked back, Stephen Roman, head of the world's biggest uranium mine, announces he'll seek the Conservative nomination for Parliament in (...)
5/1/1972
Algom's Quirke Mine is one of Elliot Lake producers working on $600,000,000 uranium contracts
Algom's Quirke Mine is one of Elliot Lake producers working on $600,000,000 uranium contracts
10/12/1957
Asbestos plant workers at Matachewan cheer at midnight when they learn Ontario government has ordered the $33 million United Asbestos plant closed for(...)
Asbestos plant workers at Matachewan cheer at midnight when they learn Ontario government has ordered the $33 million United Asbestos plant closed for(...)
4/12/1976
Soybean grower Jim Allin picks up seed at Lakeshore plant before it closed
Soybean grower Jim Allin picks up seed at Lakeshore plant before it closed
4/9/1991
Final look: Craig McDowell, with daughter Nicole,3, takes a last look at Southam Murray printing plant which closed last week
Final look: Craig McDowell, with daughter Nicole,3, takes a last look at Southam Murray printing plant which closed last week
2/27/1991
Working fine in metro Toronto and powering the electrick toothbrushes and other appliances of thousands of residents is Pickering's uranium-fueled nuc(...)
Working fine in metro Toronto and powering the electrick toothbrushes and other appliances of thousands of residents is Pickering's uranium-fueled nuc(...)
8/8/1975
Bancroft students Jean Hattie and Dianne Bunclark can testify to ''mixed blessing'' of current boom, which has doubled population, crowded schools in Bancroft, hub of uranium find
Bancroft students Jean Hattie and Dianne Bunclark can testify to ''mixed blessing'' of current boom, which has doubled population, crowded schools in Bancroft, hub of uranium find
1/26/1957
Pouring a toast, Barney Danson, the Liberal who defeated uranium millionaire Stephen Roman in York North riding, stands on the victory platform with h(...)
Pouring a toast, Barney Danson, the Liberal who defeated uranium millionaire Stephen Roman in York North riding, stands on the victory platform with h(...)
7/8/1974
Roland Krause of Atomic Energy of Canada, in Mississuga, holds a model of a uranium bundle that cost $700 and, when placed in a nuclear reactor, produces as much energy as 100,000 gallons of oil
Roland Krause of Atomic Energy of Canada, in Mississuga, holds a model of a uranium bundle that cost $700 and, when placed in a nuclear reactor, produces as much energy as 100,000 gallons of oil
11/27/1973