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Sal Hall, a Jamaican, came to Canada with $1,000
Sal Hall, a Jamaican, came to Canada with $1,000

Sal Hall, a Jamaican, came to Canada with $1,000

Date4/27/1977
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128099F
Proud grandson: Geoffrey Stines, 3, was among the 100 people at York Community Hall yesterday who honored John Brooks, 62, for his work with Jamaican and community groups.
Proud grandson: Geoffrey Stines, 3, was among the 100 people at York Community Hall yesterday who honored John Brooks, 62, for his work with Jamaican and community groups.
11/30/1986
Family affair: For Leo Badali, owner of a fruit-and-vegetable store on Bayview Ave., business is a family affair. 'We were brought up in the store, and we've always enjoyed it,' says son Domenic, pictured (left to right) with Sal, Vicki and Lena.
Family affair: For Leo Badali, owner of a fruit-and-vegetable store on Bayview Ave., business is a family affair. 'We were brought up in the store, and we've always enjoyed it,' says son Domenic, pictured (left to right) with Sal, Vicki and Lena.
6/26/1983
Gladstone Scott: Worker ranked second on list for Jamaican job but was not hired.
Gladstone Scott: Worker ranked second on list for Jamaican job but was not hired.
12/2/1985
Shop teacher Roy Horthe playfully twirls Jamaican hairstyle of Junior Ewen, 17, a Grade 10 student
Shop teacher Roy Horthe playfully twirls Jamaican hairstyle of Junior Ewen, 17, a Grade 10 student
4/20/1977
Florizel Spence: His bakery is an institution and popular meeting place for expatriate Jamaicans.
Florizel Spence: His bakery is an institution and popular meeting place for expatriate Jamaicans.
7/14/1988
A call for understanding: Jamaican Rupert James, above, urges whites to tray to understand the pressing social problems facing blacks and, at the same time, calls on black leaders to remain calm and give sound leadership
A call for understanding: Jamaican Rupert James, above, urges whites to tray to understand the pressing social problems facing blacks and, at the same time, calls on black leaders to remain calm and give sound leadership
9/17/1979
Better understanding is needed between the police and the blacks, says Melbourne Thompson of the Jamaican-Canadian Association
Better understanding is needed between the police and the blacks, says Melbourne Thompson of the Jamaican-Canadian Association
8/5/1969
London's Lord Mayor at City Hall, Clad in traditional robes of his office, Sir Robert Bellinger, Lord Mayor of London, shakes hands with Joseph Jenkins, of the Canadian corps of Commissionaires, who came to Canada from London 61 years ago.
London's Lord Mayor at City Hall, Clad in traditional robes of his office, Sir Robert Bellinger, Lord Mayor of London, shakes hands with Joseph Jenkins, of the Canadian corps of Commissionaires, who came to Canada from London 61 years ago.
10/19/1967
Tor. It's not only n which cars were s one of the 1,000 sal in an effort to red of safety is to be fl [Incomplete]
Tor. It's not only n which cars were s one of the 1,000 sal in an effort to red of safety is to be fl [Incomplete]
12/13/1940
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
Big plans: Bob Collins-Wright, president of Inglis, says his company will invest $60 million over the next five years and hire an additional 1,000 workers. He predicts his expanded firm will capture 35-to-40 per cent of all appliance sales in Canada this year.
3/29/1982
Canada's Heartland: Site superintendent Steve Birks, (hard hat) points out how the Heartland site in Mississauga is developing to Orlando founder Orey Fidani and company president Doug Kilner (far left). The 1,000-acre business park is called the largest
Canada's Heartland: Site superintendent Steve Birks, (hard hat) points out how the Heartland site in Mississauga is developing to Orlando founder Orey Fidani and company president Doug Kilner (far left). The 1,000-acre business park is called the largest
8/10/1987
Al Peabody: He and his crew interviewed 1,000 people, mostly in barber shops.
Al Peabody: He and his crew interviewed 1,000 people, mostly in barber shops.
1/13/1980