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Image shows a group of people standing in front of the waterfront buildings' model on the desk.
$250 Million Harbor Square project is detailed for Metro officials today by Ottawa builder Robert Campeau, who points out the features on tabletop mod(...)
Image shows a group of people standing in front of the waterfront buildings' model on the desk.

$250 Million Harbor Square project is detailed for Metro officials today by Ottawa builder Robert Campeau, who points out the features on tabletop mod(...)

Date2/3/1969
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Original Toronto Star caption: $250 Million Harbor Square project is detailed for Metro officials today by Ottawa builder Robert Campeau; who points out the features on tabletop model. Watching are Mayor William Dennison (left); Alderman Thomas Werdle and Controller Fred Beavis (right). Campeau says he is ready to start construction in spring on complex that would eventually house 15;000 people when completed in 1978.
Subject
GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
GeographyNeighbourhoodHarbour
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0116094F
Image shows an aerial view of the Harbour.
Aerial view: The open area west of the Toronto Star building and south of the Gardiner Expressway is where the project would be.-On the left is the Harbor Castle Convention Centre and Harbor Castle Hilton Hotel. On the right is the Toronto Star building. The project would encompass 2 million square feet of office and commercial space and link the waterfront to the downtown area.
7/30/1984
Image shows the front of two ships.
These lake carriers; wintered in Toronto harbor; will soon be plying the seaway. Officials see a good start but fear effects of a week economy.
1/2/1991
Image shows a group of people inside the boat during their training.
Captain C. H. Munday explains some of the finer points of boat operation to Irene Novachis, 22, left, Anne Graham, 21, and Kathy Hurley, 22, right. Gi(...)
5/8/1972
Image shows a number of bigger and smaller boats on the frozen and snow covered lake.
Toronto's harbor operations may come under the control of a new Ottawa-based national ports administration instead of being run by an independent harb(...)
1/11/1974
Image shows tugboat passing through the icy lake.
Sheathed in icicles, the bow of the Toronto Harbor Commission tug William Rest batters through the ice along the Toronto harbor waterfront. Harbor mus(...)
1/12/1971
Image shows a number of ducks on the lake with a part of the Harbour that has "Blow Horn" writt…
yeah! . . . well let's see 'em try to enforce it. A squadon of ducks wintering in Toronto Harbor cruises past boat slip near the Harbor Police Station(...)
1/30/1968
Image shows a few people working on board.
Getting set in the Harbor. Getting ready for the shipping season, the Toronto Harbor Commissioners' tug the Kenneth A. sets out the channel markers. C(...)
3/27/1974
Image shows an interior of the apartment with the stairs on the right. The person is sitting on…
Stairway used as sculpture. Stairway is a striking feature in two bedroom apartments. Rentals for these apartments range from $520 to $711
9/20/1973
Image shows a lady looking a hat stored under the glass.
Sandy Salamasyzski and hat. It's stored at harbor commission office
6/16/1977
Image shows a seaman working on the police boat.
Seaman Hugh Lorraine is ready for action in the stern of a Harbor Police boat, where he is working this summer
7/19/1973
Image shows some crewmen of the icebreaker working in the storm.
Oh for the life for a sailor. Crewmen of the Coast Guard icebreaker Griffon grapple with a giant navigation buoy in Toronto Harbor in yesterday's snow(...)
12/12/1972
Image shows a captain and the bride inside the ship cabin.
Capt. Sven-Erik Orhangard and bride. His Swedish ship was season's first into Toronto Harbor
4/10/1969