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Good sign: Tourism Minister Ken Black and some Stage Kids says thumbs up at Queen's Park yesterday before the troupe takes its anti-drugs message on the road
Good sign: Tourism Minister Ken Black and some Stage Kids says thumbs up at Queen's Park yesterday before the troupe takes its anti-drugs message on the road

Good sign: Tourism Minister Ken Black and some Stage Kids says thumbs up at Queen's Park yesterday before the troupe takes its anti-drugs message on the road

Date7/3/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Good sign: Tourism Minister Ken Black and some Stage Kids says thumbs up at Queen's Park yesterday before the troupe takes its anti-drugs message on the road.
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Let's go! Conductor Andrew Davis gave the thumbs up sign as he entered Roy Thomson Hall last night to put the Toronto Symphony through its first concert in its new home
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Kid's eye view: Jamie Waring, 2 1/2, has a good seat for the Canada Day stage show at Queen's Park yesterday thanks to dad Michael Waring
Kid's eye view: Jamie Waring, 2 1/2, has a good seat for the Canada Day stage show at Queen's Park yesterday thanks to dad Michael Waring
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Sampling the goods: Jim Smallwood, president of Simon and Schuster of Canada, thumbs through some of the paperbacks in his warehouse at Steelcase Rd
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It's not exactly crowded at some ski resorts but Tourism Minister Larry Grossman says resorts with artificial snow may have scared away customers by complaining about the lack of natural snow
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Musical theatre: Loreena McKennitt is a lot more surehanded playing the Celtic harp than she is acting on stage, which, she admits, sometimes leaves her feeling all thumbs
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It's thumbs up for star's Neil MacCarl
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Thumbs' up favorite: Showing off one sedan - the Chrysler intrepid - in its Car of the Year lineup yesterday are representatives from every area of Chrysler Canada's Brampton plant who make it
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2/19/1991
Victor Ling is world- renowned for his work in cancer research. Last year he received both the Dr. Josef Steiner Prize in Europe and the General Motors Kettering Prize - recognized as the top international award for cancer research - at a June dinner in Washington, D.C. Ling helped discover how cancer cells resist the effects of tumor-destroying drugs by using a tiny protein. The protein ejects drugs from the cell before they have time to act. Ling spent years refining and confirming the discovery, which has sparked a search for the right decoy drug capable of fooling the protein and allowing cancer-fighting drugs to slip in for the kill.
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Top Player: Peter Ing gives thumbs up sign to budding photographer and teammate Michel Petit yesterday after the Leaf goaile was awarded the Moison cup for December
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Jackpot!, James Buhariwala, 54 of Toronto, gives the thumbs-up sign after picking up his Lottario jackpot -- a cool $589,169.10 (He also won $5 on a s(...)
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Bingo!, A happy group of Star Super bingo winners give the thumbs-up sign after collecting $400 each in game 9, in which $ 10,000 was shared by 25 people
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She's okay: Shirley Burgess gives the thumbs-up sign from her bed at Sunnybrook Medical Centre after surviving an 18-hour ordeal in the churning waters of Lake Ontario
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