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Aiming high: John Base, who won the world junior curling championship in 1983, is 22 now and has a new rink that will compete for the Ontario men's title in Richmond Hill starting on Tuesday

Aiming high: John Base, who won the world junior curling championship in 1983, is 22 now and has a new rink that will compete for the Ontario men's title in Richmond Hill starting on Tuesday

1/31/1986

Winning company

Winning company

6/16/1987

Robert Kaplan, L, incumbent, 35

Robert Kaplan, L, incumbent, 35

10/12/1972

Mel Hurtig: Canada could become virtual colony if free trade approved, nationalist says

Mel Hurtig: Canada could become virtual colony if free trade approved, nationalist says

1/14/1981

Hemingway researcher: David Donnell, a local poet, has written a history of the author's brief stay in Toronto

Hemingway researcher: David Donnell, a local poet, has written a history of the author's brief stay in Toronto

9/2/1982

9/2/1982

Bisset, Jaqueline (entertainment) -Portraits -upto 1979

Bisset, Jaqueline (entertainment) -Portraits -upto 1979

n.d.

5/2/1977

Jack Hodgins: Spirited invention

Jack Hodgins: Spirited invention

5/2/1977

Atwood goes hollywood: Margaret Atwood's novel The Handmaid's Tale is now a major motion picture starring Robert Duvall

Atwood goes hollywood: Margaret Atwood's novel The Handmaid's Tale is now a major motion picture starring Robert Duvall

3/15/1990

Jones, Frank - Miscellaneous and Groups

Jones, Frank - Miscellaneous and Groups

1/20/1982

When he finished his first book, Trail Of Blood, The Star's Frank Jones found himself in the unlikely position of having to promote it. That's when the hard work really started

When he finished his first book, Trail Of Blood, The Star's Frank Jones found himself in the unlikely position of having to promote it. That's when the hard work really started

12/8/1981

Davidson, True (misc & groups 1972)

Davidson, True (misc & groups 1972)

12/21/1972

True Davidson promises to strike a blow for Ecology

True Davidson promises to strike a blow for Ecology

12/21/1976

10/6/1988

Author, editor, playwright, former newspaper publisher, and former master of University of Toronto's Massey College, Robertson Davies, 72, is Canada's most renowned man of letters. Who knows what thoughts of genius are brewing in Davies' mind

Author, editor, playwright, former newspaper publisher, and former master of University of Toronto's Massey College, Robertson Davies, 72, is Canada's most renowned man of letters. Who knows what thoughts of genius are brewing in Davies' mind

1/7/1986

Mrs. Robertson Davies, wife of the master of Massey College, U. of T., chooses this floppy brimmed had made of stitched taffeta for the money-raising (...)

Mrs. Robertson Davies, wife of the master of Massey College, U. of T., chooses this floppy brimmed had made of stitched taffeta for the money-raising (...)

5/5/1971

Now a movie: Margaret Atwood's award-winning novel The Handmald's tale opened recently across North America as a major motion picture

Now a movie: Margaret Atwood's award-winning novel The Handmald's tale opened recently across North America as a major motion picture

2/28/1990

Handmaid's tale goes back to the Old testament, says Atwood

Handmaid's tale goes back to the Old testament, says Atwood

2/28/1990

Guy gavriel Kay, He's the principal writer for CBC Radio's The Scales Of Justice series and his second book in a sword-and-sorcery trilogy has just been released

Guy gavriel Kay, He's the principal writer for CBC Radio's The Scales Of Justice series and his second book in a sword-and-sorcery trilogy has just been released

6/16/1986