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Coblats Mayour Bruce Lonsdale, 27, stands in front of site where town will be built
Coblats Mayour Bruce Lonsdale, 27, stands in front of site where town will be built

Coblats Mayour Bruce Lonsdale, 27, stands in front of site where town will be built

Date7/21/1977
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Cobalt mayor Bruce Lonsdale won election four months ago by attacking planned cuts in the town's volunteer fire force
Cobalt mayor Bruce Lonsdale won election four months ago by attacking planned cuts in the town's volunteer fire force
5/25/1977
Progress in bloom: Mert More stands in front of his home - the first post-World War II home built in rural village of Lansing in 1947 - which sits one short block away from Sheppard Ave
Progress in bloom: Mert More stands in front of his home - the first post-World War II home built in rural village of Lansing in 1947 - which sits one short block away from Sheppard Ave
7/15/1981
Friend of Spadina: Allan Schwam, 54, a lifelong resident of the Kensington area and a veteran of the 1970s campaign to stop the Spadina expressway, stands on the site of a new battle - the proposed $50 million Spadina rail line
Friend of Spadina: Allan Schwam, 54, a lifelong resident of the Kensington area and a veteran of the 1970s campaign to stop the Spadina expressway, stands on the site of a new battle - the proposed $50 million Spadina rail line
10/31/1986
Dissappointed Joe Martin stands beside the soccer field he built on the grounds of a Scarborough collegiate to demonstrate his revolutionary new form of the game
Dissappointed Joe Martin stands beside the soccer field he built on the grounds of a Scarborough collegiate to demonstrate his revolutionary new form of the game
n.d.
Biggest In North America, Joe Botting, sales manager of Dufferin Steel, Toronto, stands under one of four 30-ton steel support forms built for new plant of crown-owned Polymer Corp. at Milton, Ont.
Biggest In North America, Joe Botting, sales manager of Dufferin Steel, Toronto, stands under one of four 30-ton steel support forms built for new plant of crown-owned Polymer Corp. at Milton, Ont.
5/9/1972
Bullish business: Graham Jackson hams it up with his trademark Henry, in a suit of armor - one the site where the new British Bulldog tavern will be built
Bullish business: Graham Jackson hams it up with his trademark Henry, in a suit of armor - one the site where the new British Bulldog tavern will be built
7/23/1981
Graham Robertson, chairman of the Canadian Association of Equipment Distributors, stands in front of one of his $150,000, eight-ton capacity front-end loaders
Graham Robertson, chairman of the Canadian Association of Equipment Distributors, stands in front of one of his $150,000, eight-ton capacity front-end loaders
6/9/1978
Cary Grant stands in the middle of his office on beautiful restored down town Church St
Cary Grant stands in the middle of his office on beautiful restored down town Church St
12/6/1978
V. C. Dale, a streetville resident, stands in one of the town's residential sections. The propsed two-tier regionals system in Peel county does not take account of the population growth for the next 25 years in a way which will accomodate the various life style required by the inhabitants, he says in an accompanying letter, below.
V. C. Dale, a streetville resident, stands in one of the town's residential sections. The propsed two-tier regionals system in Peel county does not take account of the population growth for the next 25 years in a way which will accomodate the various life style required by the inhabitants, he says in an accompanying letter, below.
4/27/1973
Second career: Nathan Gold found he couldn't stand retirement back in 1967, so he bought into the Town and Country women's wear chain and has built it into a 200-store empire
Second career: Nathan Gold found he couldn't stand retirement back in 1967, so he bought into the Town and Country women's wear chain and has built it into a 200-store empire
9/25/1981
Second career: Nathan Gold found he couldn't stand retirement back in 1967, so he bought into the Town and Country women's wear chain and has built it into a 200-store empire
Second career: Nathan Gold found he couldn't stand retirement back in 1967, so he bought into the Town and Country women's wear chain and has built it into a 200-store empire
9/25/1981
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
Fighting plan: Toby Condiffe, president of the Moore Park Residents' Association, stands in front of the inglewood Dr. home that owners Fay and Jules Loeb want to turn into an art gallery for the University of Toronto. Residents say they want people, not paintings, next door to them.
3/29/1983