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A $1.7 million building to house the York Region Board of Education and the Aurora municipal offices is going to be built, George Ford, superintendent of business for the board, examines a model of it. It will be built on Wellington St. just west of Yonge
A $1.7 million building to house the York Region Board of Education and the Aurora municipal offices is going to be built, George Ford, superintendent of business for the board, examines a model of it. It will be built on Wellington St. just west of Yonge

A $1.7 million building to house the York Region Board of Education and the Aurora municipal offices is going to be built, George Ford, superintendent of business for the board, examines a model of it. It will be built on Wellington St. just west of Yonge

Date6/25/1974
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127389F
Signs of frustration: Parents and their children picket the York Region District School Board's offices in the snow yesterday, demanding the lockout of 3,214 public elementary teachers be lifted
Signs of frustration: Parents and their children picket the York Region District School Board's offices in the snow yesterday, demanding the lockout of 3,214 public elementary teachers be lifted
11/16/1998
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
Wrecked business: They just put the torch to it and cut it into pieces, says Ted Turner, as he examines the remains of his $100,000 truck and equipment used in his sandblasting and cleaning business
Wrecked business: They just put the torch to it and cut it into pieces, says Ted Turner, as he examines the remains of his $100,000 truck and equipment used in his sandblasting and cleaning business
4/22/1983
Not just a face in the crowd. Boxer Shawn O'Sullivan is surrounded by a throng of cheering supporters at East York Municipal Offices yesterday. Major (...)
Not just a face in the crowd. Boxer Shawn O'Sullivan is surrounded by a throng of cheering supporters at East York Municipal Offices yesterday. Major (...)
8/16/1984
Thumbs up. Mayor John West, on the site of the Aurora Civic Centre, north of Wellington St. R. The $8.1 million building, designed by architect Allen (...)
Thumbs up. Mayor John West, on the site of the Aurora Civic Centre, north of Wellington St. R. The $8.1 million building, designed by architect Allen (...)
6/3/1991
Dr. Donald A. Chant, chairman of the board of advisers to Pollution Probe examines a package of spinach and hopes he will find some aphids in it. To h(...)
Dr. Donald A. Chant, chairman of the board of advisers to Pollution Probe examines a package of spinach and hopes he will find some aphids in it. To h(...)
4/30/1971
North York Municipal Offices (1923-1956), Yonge Street, southeast corner Empress Avenue
North York Municipal Offices (1923-1956), Yonge Street, southeast corner Empress Avenue
1957
North York municipal offices (1923-1956), Yonge St., s.e. corner Empress Ave.
North York municipal offices (1923-1956), Yonge St., s.e. corner Empress Ave.
Dave Wilcox, Liquor Control Board of Ontario's $78 million, automated warehouse being built in Whitby
Dave Wilcox, Liquor Control Board of Ontario's $78 million, automated warehouse being built in Whitby
9/20/1984
Dave Wilcox, Liquor Control Board of Ontario's $78 million, automated warehouse being built in Whitby
Dave Wilcox, Liquor Control Board of Ontario's $78 million, automated warehouse being built in Whitby
9/20/1984
Image shows a start of a new hospital. Mrs. K. S. MacLachlan, a member of the board of the Bloo ...
Start of a new hospital. Mrs. K. S. MacLachlan, a member of the board of the Bloorview Children's Hospital for 45 years, turns the first sod yesterday for the new $5 million hospital to be built at Sheppard Ave. and Leslie. Elizabeth Addy is beside her.
9/20/1973
Computer picks 'em for Mrs.Picken, A happy Evelyn Picken displays her cheque for the $1.7 million Lottario jackpot. The North York widow, in her late (...)
Computer picks 'em for Mrs.Picken, A happy Evelyn Picken displays her cheque for the $1.7 million Lottario jackpot. The North York widow, in her late (...)
5/26/1986