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Long wait: Passengers trudge through heavy snow yesterday to a plane waiting at Pearson International Airport
Long wait: Passengers trudge through heavy snow yesterday to a plane waiting at Pearson International Airport

Long wait: Passengers trudge through heavy snow yesterday to a plane waiting at Pearson International Airport

Date12/11/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Long wait: Passengers trudge through heavy snow yesterday to a plane waiting at Pearson International Airport.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0015593F
Winter's work: John Panting, 29, eyes what's left of his car under a snow-heavy tree that toppled on to it during yesterday's snowstorm
Winter's work: John Panting, 29, eyes what's left of his car under a snow-heavy tree that toppled on to it during yesterday's snowstorm
12/11/1992
Crowds of newly arrived air passengers wait to go through customs at Toronto International Airport
Crowds of newly arrived air passengers wait to go through customs at Toronto International Airport
10/9/1967
All together now! Passengers push a stalled TTC trolley bus out of a snowdrift at Bay and Harbor Sts
All together now! Passengers push a stalled TTC trolley bus out of a snowdrift at Bay and Harbor Sts
3/4/1985
Passengers waited for streetcars on St
Passengers waited for streetcars on St
2/15/1990
Waiting game: Bored would-be passengers bide their time at Pearson airport yesterday as bad weather across North America delayed or cancelled flights
Waiting game: Bored would-be passengers bide their time at Pearson airport yesterday as bad weather across North America delayed or cancelled flights
2/16/1990
Path of destruction: A light plane (top) is bowled over at Jamaica's Kingston Airport, sailboats are swamped and grounded at Montego Bay, and vacation cabins at Runaway Bay are ripped apart
Path of destruction: A light plane (top) is bowled over at Jamaica's Kingston Airport, sailboats are swamped and grounded at Montego Bay, and vacation cabins at Runaway Bay are ripped apart
9/26/1988
Path of destruction: A light plane (top) is bowled over at Jamaica's Kingston Airport, sailboats are swamped and grounded at Montego Bay, and vacation cabins at Runaway Bay are ripped apart
Path of destruction: A light plane (top) is bowled over at Jamaica's Kingston Airport, sailboats are swamped and grounded at Montego Bay, and vacation cabins at Runaway Bay are ripped apart
9/26/1988
Path of destructions: A light plane (top) is bowled over at Jamaica's Kingston Airport, sailboats are swamped and grounded at Montego Bay, and vacation cabins at Runaway Bay are ripped apart
Path of destructions: A light plane (top) is bowled over at Jamaica's Kingston Airport, sailboats are swamped and grounded at Montego Bay, and vacation cabins at Runaway Bay are ripped apart
9/26/1988
Claude Bimm of Rexdale checks one of three planes flipped by high winds at King City airport
Claude Bimm of Rexdale checks one of three planes flipped by high winds at King City airport
4/6/1979
it was a long wait at most stops today in Metro as Toronto Transit Commission buses, streetcars and subways fought the worst blizzard to strike southe(...)
it was a long wait at most stops today in Metro as Toronto Transit Commission buses, streetcars and subways fought the worst blizzard to strike southe(...)
1/10/1977
Carrying their own Baggage, passengers head toward a plane at Toronto International Airport today after baggage handlers begana 24-hours strike agains(...)
Carrying their own Baggage, passengers head toward a plane at Toronto International Airport today after baggage handlers begana 24-hours strike agains(...)
7/17/1971
Tony Carazza is an air traffic controller at Toronto International Airport. He figures he's shepherded down planes with about 1,500,000 passengers this year.
Tony Carazza is an air traffic controller at Toronto International Airport. He figures he's shepherded down planes with about 1,500,000 passengers this year.
12/16/1969