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Visiting cadet from Royal Roads signs in
Visiting cadet from Royal Roads signs in

Visiting cadet from Royal Roads signs in

Date12/21/1957
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTS-2-125-GO-410
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Kingston
Province or state:Ontario
Signs of frustration: Metro motorists drive on the shoulders of the highways as protesting truck drivers slowed traffic yesterday, the second day in a row truckers used their rigs to tie up roads
Signs of frustration: Metro motorists drive on the shoulders of the highways as protesting truck drivers slowed traffic yesterday, the second day in a row truckers used their rigs to tie up roads
5/16/1991
Signs of summer: Roads will be restricted all over Metro in the warmer months ahead as work crews carry out a massive $26 million in repairs and improvements
Signs of summer: Roads will be restricted all over Metro in the warmer months ahead as work crews carry out a massive $26 million in repairs and improvements
4/18/1985
Added attraction: Lloyd Moseby signs autograph for fans visiting Toronto Blue Jays spring training base at Dunedin, Fla
Added attraction: Lloyd Moseby signs autograph for fans visiting Toronto Blue Jays spring training base at Dunedin, Fla
3/3/1986
Signs of the times. More than 1,000 election signs set on Scarborough and Metro road allowances, contrary to bylaw, have been put in the Ellesmere Rd.(...)
Signs of the times. More than 1,000 election signs set on Scarborough and Metro road allowances, contrary to bylaw, have been put in the Ellesmere Rd.(...)
9/15/1975
Signs say it all, Elizabeth Stalte (left) an about 40 other customers of the Royal Bank branch in Caledon Village let their signs tell how they feel a(...)
Signs say it all, Elizabeth Stalte (left) an about 40 other customers of the Royal Bank branch in Caledon Village let their signs tell how they feel a(...)
2/5/1993
All eyes turned on London. All roads lead to London on the eve of the most spectacular royal wedding England will have witnessed in many a day, culmin(...)
All eyes turned on London. All roads lead to London on the eve of the most spectacular royal wedding England will have witnessed in many a day, culmin(...)
11/28/1934
Forest of signs, above, from last municipal election: Reader suggests new system to eliminate all signs
Forest of signs, above, from last municipal election: Reader suggests new system to eliminate all signs
11/25/1974
John Rauch, Argos' head coach, signs up for his $1 ticket to the All Players cocktail party the TS Women' Committee is holding Oct. 6 at Royal York. M(...)
John Rauch, Argos' head coach, signs up for his $1 ticket to the All Players cocktail party the TS Women' Committee is holding Oct. 6 at Royal York. M(...)
9/24/1973
Airlifting a sign, Huge signs will soon shine from the top of the 72-storey Bank of Montreal building on King St
Airlifting a sign, Huge signs will soon shine from the top of the 72-storey Bank of Montreal building on King St
11/23/1975
Okay sign from 450-feet up. Riggers Fern Morin, left, and Emile Lebond, gave okay signs yesterday as they finished last foot of 450-foot incinerator c(...)
Okay sign from 450-feet up. Riggers Fern Morin, left, and Emile Lebond, gave okay signs yesterday as they finished last foot of 450-foot incinerator c(...)
6/7/1973
Okay sign from 450-feet up. Riggers Fern Morin, left, and Emile Lebond, gave okay signs yesterday as they finished last foot of 450-foot incinerator c(...)
Okay sign from 450-feet up. Riggers Fern Morin, left, and Emile Lebond, gave okay signs yesterday as they finished last foot of 450-foot incinerator c(...)
6/7/1973
Military Precision: Cadet Wing Commander John Hatch, 21, above, and cadets in drill practice below, illustrate the military traditions at Kingston's Royal Military College
Military Precision: Cadet Wing Commander John Hatch, 21, above, and cadets in drill practice below, illustrate the military traditions at Kingston's Royal Military College
9/28/1991