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Sudbury snowbound - Snow drifts many feet dep tied up Sudbury during a recent storm
Sudbury snowbound - Snow drifts many feet dep tied up Sudbury during a recent storm

Sudbury snowbound - Snow drifts many feet dep tied up Sudbury during a recent storm

Date3/9/1922
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sudbury snowbound - Snow drifts many feet dep tied up Sudbury during a recent storm. This snapshot was taken an station street.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108298F
Ribbons of stalled cars and trucks out lined closed-down highways and roads in Wood-stock-Ingersoll area last night as drifts as high as 8 feet covere(...)
Ribbons of stalled cars and trucks out lined closed-down highways and roads in Wood-stock-Ingersoll area last night as drifts as high as 8 feet covere(...)
1/10/1978
Too much: Two-year-old Miranda Trevor peers over the drifts this morning that the wind-whipped storm left behind
Too much: Two-year-old Miranda Trevor peers over the drifts this morning that the wind-whipped storm left behind
2/22/1993
25-foot high drifts cover most of the 50 houses on Fort Erie's Edgemere Rd
25-foot high drifts cover most of the 50 houses on Fort Erie's Edgemere Rd
2/1/1977
Snowplow tries to clear air canada viscount from the deserted drifts that clogged malton airport
Snowplow tries to clear air canada viscount from the deserted drifts that clogged malton airport
2/4/1966
Centre of storm: Minister's statement was like an atom bomb, Sudbury dermatologist Jean-Pierre Donahue tells Queen's Park inquiry yesterday
Centre of storm: Minister's statement was like an atom bomb, Sudbury dermatologist Jean-Pierre Donahue tells Queen's Park inquiry yesterday
3/9/1992
Smashed by the storm this Sudbury house had most of its roof ripped away by 100-mile-an-hour winds that swept through Nickel Belt area yesterday leavi(...)
Smashed by the storm this Sudbury house had most of its roof ripped away by 100-mile-an-hour winds that swept through Nickel Belt area yesterday leavi(...)
8/20/1970
Police Grab Unionist George Ingham, during picket line violence outside Chelmsford District Composite School in Sudbury area. Steelworker Ingham. secr(...)
Police Grab Unionist George Ingham, during picket line violence outside Chelmsford District Composite School in Sudbury area. Steelworker Ingham. secr(...)
3/18/1966
She's determined, but . . . Debbie Jaworski of Sudbury managed third place with this discus toss during Metro Toronto's annual Police Games at Birchmo(...)
She's determined, but . . . Debbie Jaworski of Sudbury managed third place with this discus toss during Metro Toronto's annual Police Games at Birchmo(...)
8/8/1976
Royal Rodent: Needjee, an 18-month-old beaver, and handler Sandy Corbell delight the Prince and Princess of Wales during a visit to Sudbury yesterday
Royal Rodent: Needjee, an 18-month-old beaver, and handler Sandy Corbell delight the Prince and Princess of Wales during a visit to Sudbury yesterday
10/24/1991
Needjee, an 18-month-old beaver, and handler Sandy Corbeil delight the Prince and Princess of Wales during visit to Sudbury yesterday
Needjee, an 18-month-old beaver, and handler Sandy Corbeil delight the Prince and Princess of Wales during visit to Sudbury yesterday
10/24/1991
Sudbury miners strike it rich in lottery, Fifty-nine Sudbury area residents, most of them nickel and copper miners, hit paydirt in last Saturday's Lotto 6/49
Sudbury miners strike it rich in lottery, Fifty-nine Sudbury area residents, most of them nickel and copper miners, hit paydirt in last Saturday's Lotto 6/49
11/24/1987
Wall St. meets Sudbury: Chuck Baird, greeted by Wint Newman (right) president of Inco Metals' Ontario division, dresses as much for Wall St. as Sudbury - and his step still says: Leatherneck, echoing his days as a U.S. Marine.
Wall St. meets Sudbury: Chuck Baird, greeted by Wint Newman (right) president of Inco Metals' Ontario division, dresses as much for Wall St. as Sudbury - and his step still says: Leatherneck, echoing his days as a U.S. Marine.
5/5/1981