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No thanks: Yonge St. merchants Marilyn and John Baker paint a sarcastic reply to rioters who broke a window in their shop on Monday
No thanks: Yonge St. merchants Marilyn and John Baker paint a sarcastic reply to rioters who broke a window in their shop on Monday

No thanks: Yonge St. merchants Marilyn and John Baker paint a sarcastic reply to rioters who broke a window in their shop on Monday

Date5/5/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: No thanks: Yonge St. merchants Marilyn and John Baker paint a sarcastic reply to rioters who broke a window in their shop on Monday.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0013462F
Rioters outside the office of the portuguese consul on Bay St
Rioters outside the office of the portuguese consul on Bay St
1/30/1961
Montreal rioter is pushed against one of the estimated 10 paddy wagons the police had along the parade in anticipation there would be violence last night
Montreal rioter is pushed against one of the estimated 10 paddy wagons the police had along the parade in anticipation there would be violence last night
6/25/1968
A pedestrian passes shattered windows on Yonge St
A pedestrian passes shattered windows on Yonge St
5/5/1992
Prison official John Walker indicates the 9-by-18-inch window gap seven prisoners escaped through at Guelph
Prison official John Walker indicates the 9-by-18-inch window gap seven prisoners escaped through at Guelph
5/8/1979
Demonstrators close in on one of the nine cars of Motorcade whose participants , Portuguese came from galt and hamilton to take part in demonstration which broke stillness of bay [incomplete]
Demonstrators close in on one of the nine cars of Motorcade whose participants , Portuguese came from galt and hamilton to take part in demonstration which broke stillness of bay [incomplete]
1/30/1961
Dividing the crowd, Anti-riot police at Ontario Place last Monday used a technique of dividing the crowd so they were less likely to take cues from each other, police say
Dividing the crowd, Anti-riot police at Ontario Place last Monday used a technique of dividing the crowd so they were less likely to take cues from each other, police say
6/2/1980
Metro police drag away a suspect during Monday's looting and rioting
Metro police drag away a suspect during Monday's looting and rioting
5/6/1992
A young hooligan hurls a shopping cart through the window of a Bathurst store
A young hooligan hurls a shopping cart through the window of a Bathurst store
7/10/1979
Riot Damage: Halifax businessman Fayez Chediac, 46, has his store boarded up yesterday after all the windows were smashed during a melee early that morning involving about 150 people
Riot Damage: Halifax businessman Fayez Chediac, 46, has his store boarded up yesterday after all the windows were smashed during a melee early that morning involving about 150 people
7/20/1991
Leon Bowman, 'I like breaking windows' Leon said
Leon Bowman, 'I like breaking windows' Leon said
7/25/1967
Shopping (Riot Style), this woman carts away the merchandise she picked up on a 'no cash, just carry' basis by stepping through shattered front window(...)
Shopping (Riot Style), this woman carts away the merchandise she picked up on a 'no cash, just carry' basis by stepping through shattered front window(...)
7/26/1967
Sign in store window adds a touch of irony to the riot-torn streets of cleveland, Wary National Guardsmen in Jeep keep guns cocked, eyes peeled and their vehicle moving while on street patrol
Sign in store window adds a touch of irony to the riot-torn streets of cleveland, Wary National Guardsmen in Jeep keep guns cocked, eyes peeled and their vehicle moving while on street patrol
7/21/1966