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Juergen A. Steuter likes the privacy, comfort the protection provided by his automobile. In accompanying letter, Steuter recalls days of standing in wet shoes on cold, fraughty subway platforms.
Juergen A. Steuter likes the privacy, comfort the protection provided by his automobile. In accompanying letter, Steuter recalls days of standing in wet shoes on cold, fraughty subway platforms.

Juergen A. Steuter likes the privacy, comfort the protection provided by his automobile. In accompanying letter, Steuter recalls days of standing in wet shoes on cold, fraughty subway platforms.

Date1/5/1973
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0134378F
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9/20/1982
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5/2/1932
Down on a pier with Pierre. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau dangles his legs over floating platform's guardrails after finishing impromptu jig for a crowd in Quebec's Lac St. Jean region Saturday
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8/5/1969
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5/30/1978
Memory still green: Traffic expert Bob Burton, 94, standing at the corner of Yonge and Bloor Sts., recalls when Toronto's first traffic lights were installed on August 8, 1925.
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8/3/1990
The homes of the choco are merely wooden platforms with open sides, thatched roofs and notched logs for staircases, always erected by a river. Tourist(...)
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3/7/1974
Seated far from the three platforms and the clergymen on SkyDome's field, worshippers perched near the top of the SkyDome (above) were consoled yester(...)
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10/15/1989
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Pierre Berton: The prolific author recalls his early years growing up in Canada in Starting Out
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5/12/1987
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Jeremy Gismondi, 12, is one of thousands of disabled children in Ontario who go to summer camp each year. While his siter, Jolie, listens in, Jeremy recalls last year's camping joys.
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