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New look, Architect Raymond Moriyama showed North York Mayor Mel Lastman his plans for the city's downtown core last week. The $5-million, 5-year proj(...)
New look, Architect Raymond Moriyama showed North York Mayor Mel Lastman his plans for the city's downtown core last week. The $5-million, 5-year proj(...)

New look, Architect Raymond Moriyama showed North York Mayor Mel Lastman his plans for the city's downtown core last week. The $5-million, 5-year proj(...)

Date3/29/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: New look, Architect Raymond Moriyama showed North York Mayor Mel Lastman his plans for the city's downtown core last week. The $5-million, 5-year project will put a central boulevard with banners down Yonge St.
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Boom town: Architect Raymond Moriyama and North York Mayor Mel Lastman look over model of civic-centre expansion that is expected to spark a development boom
Boom town: Architect Raymond Moriyama and North York Mayor Mel Lastman look over model of civic-centre expansion that is expected to spark a development boom
10/4/1982
North York's new downtown plan passed a major hurdle yesterday after a backroom shouting match between Mayor Mel Lastman and members of the city's planning advisory committee
North York's new downtown plan passed a major hurdle yesterday after a backroom shouting match between Mayor Mel Lastman and members of the city's planning advisory committee
10/22/1985
Arts centre Boss?: North York Mayor Mel Lastman raised the ire of some council members last week when he announced at a gala luncheon that Garth Drabinsky, (centre) former chairman of Cineplex Odeon, would head the city's $43 million arts centre
Arts centre Boss?: North York Mayor Mel Lastman raised the ire of some council members last week when he announced at a gala luncheon that Garth Drabinsky, (centre) former chairman of Cineplex Odeon, would head the city's $43 million arts centre
4/12/1990
North York Mayor Mel Lastman (left) addresses a press conference announcing a $25 million federal office building (architect's sketch behind him) will be built in the borough
North York Mayor Mel Lastman (left) addresses a press conference announcing a $25 million federal office building (architect's sketch behind him) will be built in the borough
5/22/1973
We don't have the same sense of community', Raymond Moriyama, 59 architect, When Raymond Moriyama designed the new Canadian embassy in Tokyo, Japanese(...)
We don't have the same sense of community', Raymond Moriyama, 59 architect, When Raymond Moriyama designed the new Canadian embassy in Tokyo, Japanese(...)
5/3/1989
Conservation clown: Art Nesley, the clown with the boxed-in feeling, was spreading the word in North York yesterday about the savings from better insulating your home, while Mayor Mel Lastman got behind the wheel of the city's first propane garbage truck
Conservation clown: Art Nesley, the clown with the boxed-in feeling, was spreading the word in North York yesterday about the savings from better insulating your home, while Mayor Mel Lastman got behind the wheel of the city's first propane garbage truck
9/14/1981
Lastman weighs in at $70,400, North York Mayor Mel Lastman looks down at his weight in $2 bills on the scale at city hall yesterday.
Lastman weighs in at $70,400, North York Mayor Mel Lastman looks down at his weight in $2 bills on the scale at city hall yesterday.
4/10/1985
Board member Thomas Goudge, architect Raymond Moriyama and Paul Gosgrove, Mayor of Scarborough at the official opening of Toronto Reference LIbrary
Board member Thomas Goudge, architect Raymond Moriyama and Paul Gosgrove, Mayor of Scarborough at the official opening of Toronto Reference LIbrary
2 November 1977
I don't talk about it, 26-year-old Pat Ciccone says of his job as driver-clerk to North York Mayor Mel Lastman. He drives Latsman 300 to 400 miles a week, and handles telephone complaints when he's not behind the wheel.
I don't talk about it, 26-year-old Pat Ciccone says of his job as driver-clerk to North York Mayor Mel Lastman. He drives Latsman 300 to 400 miles a week, and handles telephone complaints when he's not behind the wheel.
12/29/1975
His plan to preserve Pickering, Architect William Beddall looks over sketches of a plan he has proposed to revitalize commercial core (background) of Pickering Village.
His plan to preserve Pickering, Architect William Beddall looks over sketches of a plan he has proposed to revitalize commercial core (background) of Pickering Village.
12/19/1976
Now it's Grandpa Mel, Mayor Mel Lastman of North York joyfully hoists his new granddaughter, Brie, who weighed in at 7 pounds, 12 ounces
Now it's Grandpa Mel, Mayor Mel Lastman of North York joyfully hoists his new granddaughter, Brie, who weighed in at 7 pounds, 12 ounces
8/24/1986
Mel and Belle: North York Mayor Mel Lastman shows granddaughter Brie that he's put his mark on new square.
Mel and Belle: North York Mayor Mel Lastman shows granddaughter Brie that he's put his mark on new square.
6/13/1989