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On the scene
6/29/1964
Vote Against Budget can be expected from the New Democratic Party, said Opposition Leader Stephen Lewis (middle) seen listening to the budget speech i(...)
4/6/1976
What's so funny? It's not known what Premier William Davis and Provincial Treasurer Darcy McKeough were laughing about last night after budget speech,(...)
4/6/1976
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Historic - Buildings - Bank of Upper Canada
4/9/1985
Brought back
4/10/1985
Below, looking up, Metro dignitaries watch as teh final piece of structural steel is raised to the roof of the 784-foot-high tower of Commerce Court y(...)
4/16/1971
It's no fun being stuck in a high-rise apartment in Regent Park housing development with no place to romp outside or go for a swim during a hot Toronto summer
6/2/1970
Priests praying, In Thanksgiving Chapel
n.d.
Sign in the Bungalow window, The only designation at secret sect HQ
11/1/1964
Pride of Israel Synagogue, officially opened yesterday on Lissom Crescent, near Bathurst and Steels Aves
1/10/1969
Norman Wyman polishes up his evangelical van, He's wearing trim blue uniform of the Open Air Crusaders
n.d.
For the last time, the 3,000-pound bronze statue of Sir Timothy Eaton gazes over the company's Queen St
12/29/1976
About 1,100 women will handle the local and long distance telephons calls
12/20/1966
How to beat record heat, Kathy, 7, and Dena Lambron, 10, remain cool even though the thermometer climbed to 86 today in Toronto, setting a record for the year
6/28/1965
WoodGreen United Church complex on Queen St
12/2/1974
'Holy Rail' gets the gate, Off to a city hall attic goes a 17-foot section of council chamber's holy rail, centre of a month-long squabble between Mayor Givens and Controller Lamport
n.d.
Pour New City hall roof, One of the largest concrete pours-some 1,000 tons of it-in the construction of our new city hall will be completed today to f(...)
1/10/1964
'Holy Rail' gets the gate, Workmen cart away a 17-foot section of the holy rail from council chambers in City Hall and take it to the attic
1/24/1964
Original home of Hamilton's McMaster University, built in 1881, was on Bloor St
8/22/1974
It's sculpture that swings, Nathan Phillips square is filling up with sculpture some of which move, make noises, change color, float in the air, or just lie there-like the one at left
5/31/1967
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