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Catherine McKinnon, well-known singer from the maritimes
Catherine McKinnon, well-known singer from the maritimes

Catherine McKinnon, well-known singer from the maritimes

Date9/21/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Catherine McKinnon, well-known singer from the maritimes
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0067248F
Maritimes' singer Tom Gallant, who is appearing at the Royal York's Cascade Lounge until Feb
Maritimes' singer Tom Gallant, who is appearing at the Royal York's Cascade Lounge until Feb
1/17/1980
Catherine McKinnon. Singer. I love the walk by the Scarborough Bluffs near the 100 steps. You can't even go down the steps anymore, but coming from th(...)
Catherine McKinnon. Singer. I love the walk by the Scarborough Bluffs near the 100 steps. You can't even go down the steps anymore, but coming from th(...)
1/1/1988
A big winner: Maritimes' actress Viola Leger received her Dora Award from theatre critic Herbert Wittaker at the first annual show held in the St
A big winner: Maritimes' actress Viola Leger received her Dora Award from theatre critic Herbert Wittaker at the first annual show held in the St
1/25/1981
On your left is the challenger for the title of Best Cook in the Maritimes, ''Fat Frank'' Metzger, 30, from Cleveland, showing Star travel editor Gerr(...)
On your left is the challenger for the title of Best Cook in the Maritimes, ''Fat Frank'' Metzger, 30, from Cleveland, showing Star travel editor Gerr(...)
5/25/1973
In shorts and red jogging shoes, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau returns from an early morning jog, followed by a security man, during his whistle-stop tour of seven Maritimes communities
In shorts and red jogging shoes, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau returns from an early morning jog, followed by a security man, during his whistle-stop tour of seven Maritimes communities
5/29/1974
Tea time. Library clerk Rosa Danesh examines a Nova Scotia cup and Saucer, one of the artifacts from the Maritimes on display at Woodside Square libra(...)
Tea time. Library clerk Rosa Danesh examines a Nova Scotia cup and Saucer, one of the artifacts from the Maritimes on display at Woodside Square libra(...)
2/7/1990
Youngsters take the helm, The 65 children from Grades 4 to 8 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic School who put on songs and dances of the Maritimes (...)
Youngsters take the helm, The 65 children from Grades 4 to 8 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic School who put on songs and dances of the Maritimes (...)
6/4/1975
Caravan capers: Casey the camel nuzzles up to broadcaster Don Harron at Caravan's Marrakesh pavillion as Harron led out wife, singer Catherine McKinnon, and daughter Kelley, 11
Caravan capers: Casey the camel nuzzles up to broadcaster Don Harron at Caravan's Marrakesh pavillion as Harron led out wife, singer Catherine McKinnon, and daughter Kelley, 11
6/19/1981
Popular singer Catherine McKinnon and her husband, TV and radio personality Don Harron, forward to festivities at ACTRA Awards which were televised live on CBC last night
Popular singer Catherine McKinnon and her husband, TV and radio personality Don Harron, forward to festivities at ACTRA Awards which were televised live on CBC last night
4/3/1984
It's all for them: Singer Catherine McKinnon and her husband, Don Harron, chat with Amanda Taylor, 9, and Tracey Ferguson, 12, at the Variety Club luncheon and roast of Harron yesterday
It's all for them: Singer Catherine McKinnon and her husband, Don Harron, chat with Amanda Taylor, 9, and Tracey Ferguson, 12, at the Variety Club luncheon and roast of Harron yesterday
12/2/1986
Excursion aux Provinces maritimes
Excursion aux Provinces maritimes
1864
Peggy's Cove, near Halifax, is the closest thing to a real life picture postcard you'll find anywhere in the Maritimes
Peggy's Cove, near Halifax, is the closest thing to a real life picture postcard you'll find anywhere in the Maritimes
7/18/1971