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One would ever have thought one could lie on green grass under a warm sun at this time of year in Metro? But April's summerlike weather has awakened t(...)
One would ever have thought one could lie on green grass under a warm sun at this time of year in Metro? But April's summerlike weather has awakened t(...)

One would ever have thought one could lie on green grass under a warm sun at this time of year in Metro? But April's summerlike weather has awakened t(...)

Date4/19/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: One would ever have thought one could lie on green grass under a warm sun at this time of year in Metro? But April's summerlike weather has awakened the earth and brought forth the natives. The rolling banks and shade trees on the west side of Nathan Phillips Square already are a favorite lunchtime lounging place for readers and sunbathers.[Incomplete]
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0014870F
Enjoy it while you can, It was the first really warm day of the year and these people soaking up the sun on Nathan Phillips Square have the right idea(...)
Enjoy it while you can, It was the first really warm day of the year and these people soaking up the sun on Nathan Phillips Square have the right idea(...)
1/13/1983
Hot stuff! Metro breaks a March record, Yesterday was the hottest March 25 in Toronto in the 146 years weather records have been kept, so Geoff Gerste(...)
Hot stuff! Metro breaks a March record, Yesterday was the hottest March 25 in Toronto in the 146 years weather records have been kept, so Geoff Gerste(...)
3/25/1986
Christina Guth and Ralph Hannemann, visitors from Dusseldorf, Germany, bask in the sun's warm rays at Harbourfront
Christina Guth and Ralph Hannemann, visitors from Dusseldorf, Germany, bask in the sun's warm rays at Harbourfront
5/27/1997
They stand on guard, The spring weather has arrived at last and what better way to spend the day than to take a snooze in Wilket Creek Park! But 5-yea(...)
They stand on guard, The spring weather has arrived at last and what better way to spend the day than to take a snooze in Wilket Creek Park! But 5-yea(...)
4/24/1983
It's spring in a Toronto Park, It's a time for relaxing and letting spring fever seep into your system as the sun - if not the breeze - tells us winte(...)
It's spring in a Toronto Park, It's a time for relaxing and letting spring fever seep into your system as the sun - if not the breeze - tells us winte(...)
3/30/1978
Making a big splash, Nine-year-old Sheri Barton, left, and 11-year-old Susie Prince take advantage of a warm, sunny day, screaming with delight as the(...)
Making a big splash, Nine-year-old Sheri Barton, left, and 11-year-old Susie Prince take advantage of a warm, sunny day, screaming with delight as the(...)
6/10/1991
Raindrops keep fallin': Super-Kruger, better known as John Kruger, mild-mannered general manager of the Canadian National Exhibition and Metro's boss of bosses, feels sure that if he could just stop the rain and bring on warm weather, CNE crowds would soar
Raindrops keep fallin': Super-Kruger, better known as John Kruger, mild-mannered general manager of the Canadian National Exhibition and Metro's boss of bosses, feels sure that if he could just stop the rain and bring on warm weather, CNE crowds would soar
8/24/1982
Raindrops keep fallin': Super-Kruger, better known as John Kruger, mild-mannered general manager of the Canadian National Exhibition and Metro's boss of bosses, feels sure that if he could just stop the rain and bring on warm weather, CNE crowds would soar
Raindrops keep fallin': Super-Kruger, better known as John Kruger, mild-mannered general manager of the Canadian National Exhibition and Metro's boss of bosses, feels sure that if he could just stop the rain and bring on warm weather, CNE crowds would soar
8/24/1982
It,s mud puddle weather, It's not yet officially spring, but the weather seems so as Sarah Clark, 7 in rubber wading boots, plods through a king-size (...)
It,s mud puddle weather, It's not yet officially spring, but the weather seems so as Sarah Clark, 7 in rubber wading boots, plods through a king-size (...)
3/18/1969
Warm moment
Warm moment
11/19/1985
A reassuring calm is one of the tools of the trade for Ted Curtis, Ontario mortgage supervisor for IAC Ltd, Curtis is the new president of the Ontario Mortgage Brokers Association, which has proposed a mechanism wherby mortgages could be bought and sold as securities in a manner similar to stock and bond trading. Payment to investors would be guaranteed under scheme, similar to one in U.S.
A reassuring calm is one of the tools of the trade for Ted Curtis, Ontario mortgage supervisor for IAC Ltd, Curtis is the new president of the Ontario Mortgage Brokers Association, which has proposed a mechanism wherby mortgages could be bought and sold as securities in a manner similar to stock and bond trading. Payment to investors would be guaranteed under scheme, similar to one in U.S.
6/23/1977
Hello, sunshine: Jennifer Williamson and Maureen Rugundu, above, basked in the warmth of the sun yesterday during an after-school nature sketching session in Queen's Park
Hello, sunshine: Jennifer Williamson and Maureen Rugundu, above, basked in the warmth of the sun yesterday during an after-school nature sketching session in Queen's Park
3/23/1988