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Two Proud Canadians
Two Proud Canadians

Two Proud Canadians

Date4/13/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Two Proud Canadians: Henrique Hon, 5, receives his citizenship certificate from the Prime Minister himself at a Toronto hotel yesterday. Hon came here from Brazil.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070009F
Proud new Canadians Karen (centre) and Naresh Krishan were among 500 people who became Canadian citizens yesterday at one of the biggest citizenship c(...)
Proud new Canadians Karen (centre) and Naresh Krishan were among 500 people who became Canadian citizens yesterday at one of the biggest citizenship c(...)
8/28/1978
Proud Canadians: Ralph Macri, with wife, Pat, enjoys socializing with others from his home town of San Glorgio Morgeto in Italy at a Metro club, but says Canada's his real home
Proud Canadians: Ralph Macri, with wife, Pat, enjoys socializing with others from his home town of San Glorgio Morgeto in Italy at a Metro club, but says Canada's his real home
3/23/1985
Proud Canadians: Hong Kong immigrants simon Wing Leug, his wife Irene, children Joe, 7, and Joanne, r, will be sworn in a citizens at a ceremony tomorrow
Proud Canadians: Hong Kong immigrants simon Wing Leug, his wife Irene, children Joe, 7, and Joanne, r, will be sworn in a citizens at a ceremony tomorrow
4/11/1992
Ready for launch: Master model maker John Craig shows off his latest warship - a scale model of HMCS Toronto. The exnavy man provides scale models of ships for the defence department and will soon have a fleet of 13 ready for delivery. Craig says the real HMCS Toronto will be a 'Humdinger' which will make Canadians proud of their navy again.
Ready for launch: Master model maker John Craig shows off his latest warship - a scale model of HMCS Toronto. The exnavy man provides scale models of ships for the defence department and will soon have a fleet of 13 ready for delivery. Craig says the real HMCS Toronto will be a 'Humdinger' which will make Canadians proud of their navy again.
1/12/1986
Saluting a proud memory: Toronto's naval community parades downtown yesterday to honor Canadians who served and died in the Battle of the Atlantic
Saluting a proud memory: Toronto's naval community parades downtown yesterday to honor Canadians who served and died in the Battle of the Atlantic
5/5/1991
A Tumultuous welcome greeted ex-prime minister during his visit to Waterloo county in 1947. He greets two friends, Dr. T. M. Robinson, 88, and William Winkler, 91. Mr. King's goal was to improve conditions and to bring about well-being of Canadians.
A Tumultuous welcome greeted ex-prime minister during his visit to Waterloo county in 1947. He greets two friends, Dr. T. M. Robinson, 88, and William Winkler, 91. Mr. King's goal was to improve conditions and to bring about well-being of Canadians.
7/24/1950
Two new Canadians
Two new Canadians
10/14/1986
Finesse: Two Canadians, John Ralston Saul (left) and Chris Scott, have produced serviceable thrillers
Finesse: Two Canadians, John Ralston Saul (left) and Chris Scott, have produced serviceable thrillers
12/12/1977
Peter Kyulule from Tanzania teaches Swahili to Cuso volunteers, Eager young Canadians who took such courses at York university will spend next two years in primitive places
Peter Kyulule from Tanzania teaches Swahili to Cuso volunteers, Eager young Canadians who took such courses at York university will spend next two years in primitive places
8/26/1965
Ready: Sharpy Litvack (above) and former Miss Toronto Ruth Carrier are just two Canadians preparing for 1985 Masters Games
Ready: Sharpy Litvack (above) and former Miss Toronto Ruth Carrier are just two Canadians preparing for 1985 Masters Games
6/19/1982
Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news
Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news
7/31/1990
Dutch-Canadians pick a Queen, Just returned from a trip to Holland two weeks ago, 17-year-old Hamilton high school student Anita Horne won free trip b(...)
Dutch-Canadians pick a Queen, Just returned from a trip to Holland two weeks ago, 17-year-old Hamilton high school student Anita Horne won free trip b(...)
9/13/1970