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Sand and gravel companies don't pay enough in taxes and levies to the municipalities in which they're located, says Caledon Mayor Norm Calder
Sand and gravel companies don't pay enough in taxes and levies to the municipalities in which they're located, says Caledon Mayor Norm Calder

Sand and gravel companies don't pay enough in taxes and levies to the municipalities in which they're located, says Caledon Mayor Norm Calder

Date5/6/1993
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sand and gravel companies don't pay enough in taxes and levies to the municipalities in which they're located; says Caledon Mayor Norm Calder.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0012500F
Gravel firm has trout by the bucketfull, Front-end loader is used to stock a new man-made lake on the property of Consolidated Sand and Gravel Co. nea(...)
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On top of a sandy summit, Building mountains, out of sand, is all in a day's work for the driver of this bulldozer at Franceschini Brothers Aggregates(...)
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John Richmond, who believes that limitless urban development is social suicide, suggests a way in which the gravelbelt on Metro Toronto's perimeter can be turned into a greenbelt around city
John Richmond, who believes that limitless urban development is social suicide, suggests a way in which the gravelbelt on Metro Toronto's perimeter can be turned into a greenbelt around city
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Maple resident Maria Dunker stands beside part of what could become the largest garbage dump in Canada
Maple resident Maria Dunker stands beside part of what could become the largest garbage dump in Canada
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Half hours underground : volcanoes, mines and caves
Half hours underground : volcanoes, mines and caves
1897
Productive property: Machines still rumble around Indusmin Quarries in Acton, after two decades
Productive property: Machines still rumble around Indusmin Quarries in Acton, after two decades
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Pits of contention
Pits of contention
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Another huge hole: Guiseppe Gori and his neighbors fear that a United Aggregates plan would, if permitted, pump about a million galions of water per day
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Looking over garbage dump on Heart Lake Rd
Looking over garbage dump on Heart Lake Rd
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Observing water appreciation week, This week's been declared Water Appreciation Week in Chinguacousy Township-but young people have been appreciating (...)
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Treasure Trove: Sales agent Joanne Haliman and quarry chief Beven Ratcliffe stand in the Adair Marble Quarry, as a worker fits marble blocks on to a house in Torono's luxury Castle Hill development
Treasure Trove: Sales agent Joanne Haliman and quarry chief Beven Ratcliffe stand in the Adair Marble Quarry, as a worker fits marble blocks on to a house in Torono's luxury Castle Hill development
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Undermining: Quarrying, coupled with urban sprawl, is rapidly eating up Ontario's prime farmland
Undermining: Quarrying, coupled with urban sprawl, is rapidly eating up Ontario's prime farmland
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