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Visiting Kensington Market, where for 90 years farmers have sold produce, Immigration Minister Allan MacEachen chats with Helena Wilson, whom he met as she left a West Indian grocery store
Visiting Kensington Market, where for 90 years farmers have sold produce, Immigration Minister Allan MacEachen chats with Helena Wilson, whom he met as she left a West Indian grocery store

Visiting Kensington Market, where for 90 years farmers have sold produce, Immigration Minister Allan MacEachen chats with Helena Wilson, whom he met as she left a West Indian grocery store

Date6/3/1970
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0064497F
Thomas Wade Borden revisits the courtroom in the old city hall where he was found guilty of breaking into a Kensington Market area grocery store and a(...)
Thomas Wade Borden revisits the courtroom in the old city hall where he was found guilty of breaking into a Kensington Market area grocery store and a(...)
2/9/1970
In Kensington Market store specializing in West Indian food shopper finds interesting fresh produce
In Kensington Market store specializing in West Indian food shopper finds interesting fresh produce
3/2/1971
Untainted Produce, David Suarez, propietor of Chicaro Organic Green Grocers, complains that publicity about Kensington market being filled with pesticide sprays damages reputation of stores such as his, which sells organically grown produce
Untainted Produce, David Suarez, propietor of Chicaro Organic Green Grocers, complains that publicity about Kensington market being filled with pesticide sprays damages reputation of stores such as his, which sells organically grown produce
10/27/1988
A Kensington market shopper ever since she came from England 27 years ago, Lily Upiter chooses apples in an outdoor store. She likes the market becaus(...)
A Kensington market shopper ever since she came from England 27 years ago, Lily Upiter chooses apples in an outdoor store. She likes the market becaus(...)
5/24/1972
Three-story brick building with two storefronts at ground level. Left storefront sign reads, Un ...
United Farmers Co-operative Co.'s headquarters and grocery store, and A. Provan, grocers, King Street East, north side, between Church Street and Jarvis Street, Toronto, Ontario
10/25/1919
Big Mac chat: Finance Minister Allan MacEachen talks with Heather Peterson last night at a fund-raising dinner for her husband, Willowdale MP Jim Peterson
Big Mac chat: Finance Minister Allan MacEachen talks with Heather Peterson last night at a fund-raising dinner for her husband, Willowdale MP Jim Peterson
12/9/1981
A Mennonite couple with a buggy full of farm produce head for the new Elmira farmers' market
A Mennonite couple with a buggy full of farm produce head for the new Elmira farmers' market
7/31/1972
The corn is as high . . ., Sorting out corn at the farmers' market at Mississauga's Square One, Heather George, who trucks her produce in fresh from t(...)
The corn is as high . . ., Sorting out corn at the farmers' market at Mississauga's Square One, Heather George, who trucks her produce in fresh from t(...)
9/7/1985
Taking a big bite of watermelon, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau pauses during an unscheduled 90-minute walk through Kensington Market stalls of fish, fruit and kosher foods today
Taking a big bite of watermelon, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau pauses during an unscheduled 90-minute walk through Kensington Market stalls of fish, fruit and kosher foods today
6/23/1971
Sara Simon, a 90-year-old Gwich' in Indian community leader, chats with Judge Rene Dussault, co-chairperson of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People
Sara Simon, a 90-year-old Gwich' in Indian community leader, chats with Judge Rene Dussault, co-chairperson of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People
5/12/1992
House call: Tory leader Larry Grossman chats yesterday with Grace Andrew, 79, who said she would have to turn to her children for help if there was market value assessment
House call: Tory leader Larry Grossman chats yesterday with Grace Andrew, 79, who said she would have to turn to her children for help if there was market value assessment
8/10/1987
Stranger Cole runs a record store in Kensington Market where you can hear some of the most exciting and downright weird music. It's the reggae mutation, via recording studio trickery, known as Dub
Stranger Cole runs a record store in Kensington Market where you can hear some of the most exciting and downright weird music. It's the reggae mutation, via recording studio trickery, known as Dub
5/18/1978