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He was just an Irish boy from Toronto, but PM was tops with Italians
He was just an Irish boy from Toronto, but PM was tops with Italians

He was just an Irish boy from Toronto, but PM was tops with Italians

Date1/8/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: He was just an Irish boy from Toronto, but PM was tops with Italians. John DeToro, Mayor Givens and Archbishop Philip Pocock welcome Mr. Pearson
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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_0072878F
Three coins in the fountain. Tossing coins at the top of the fountain is popular with some of the 31 elderly Italians living at the new Villa Colombo (...)
Three coins in the fountain. Tossing coins at the top of the fountain is popular with some of the 31 elderly Italians living at the new Villa Colombo (...)
2/11/1976
The serious problem of Italians fitting into Canadian way of life is discussed by Company of Young Canadians volunteer Paolo Ruzza and Olino Capacchione. Italians form city's largest minority
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12/18/1969
Italians celebrate holy holiday, Crowds of Metro Italians gathered along Grace St
Italians celebrate holy holiday, Crowds of Metro Italians gathered along Grace St
4/20/1984
Italians celebrate. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, left, is welcomed to a reception honor National Day by Italian Consul-General Pier Luigi Conti and his(...)
Italians celebrate. Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, left, is welcomed to a reception honor National Day by Italian Consul-General Pier Luigi Conti and his(...)
6/7/1981
Irving Layton: Norminated by the Italians and the South Koreans for a Nobel Prize, he can't fathom Canadian attitude.
Irving Layton: Norminated by the Italians and the South Koreans for a Nobel Prize, he can't fathom Canadian attitude.
4/21/1982
I was very, very upset. It tore the guts out of me, says MPP Ed Havrot of criticism he attracted with remarks in the Legislature about Italians. His c(...)
I was very, very upset. It tore the guts out of me, says MPP Ed Havrot of criticism he attracted with remarks in the Legislature about Italians. His c(...)
5/22/1975
Following the award of Venezia Giulia to Yugoslavia,, Italians are pouring to Trieste from that section
Following the award of Venezia Giulia to Yugoslavia,, Italians are pouring to Trieste from that section
7/6/1946
Thanks from Italy, Archbishop Alfredo Battisti of Friuli, Italy, is in town to thank Metro Italians for sending thousands of dollars in earthquake aid(...)
Thanks from Italy, Archbishop Alfredo Battisti of Friuli, Italy, is in town to thank Metro Italians for sending thousands of dollars in earthquake aid(...)
10/8/1978
Eager hands reach out to Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti last night as thousands of Metro Italians waited hours at Downsview Canadian Forces B(...)
Eager hands reach out to Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti last night as thousands of Metro Italians waited hours at Downsview Canadian Forces B(...)
11/16/1977
Toronto Italians Observe Armistice Anniversary
Toronto Italians Observe Armistice Anniversary
11/5/1925
Toronto Italians crowded Nathan Phillips Square today to cheer Italy's President Giuseppe Saragat in a red-carpet welcome at City Hall. The president,(...)
Toronto Italians crowded Nathan Phillips Square today to cheer Italy's President Giuseppe Saragat in a red-carpet welcome at City Hall. The president,(...)
9/15/1967
Tops in junior bowling, Champion of the 17-year-old boy's five-pin bowling competition, Gerry Coulthard (left) receives trophy from Gordon Kennedy, ma(...)
Tops in junior bowling, Champion of the 17-year-old boy's five-pin bowling competition, Gerry Coulthard (left) receives trophy from Gordon Kennedy, ma(...)
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