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Umbrellas unite: About 150 protesters push hot dog carts and drive chip wagons up Queen St
Umbrellas unite: About 150 protesters push hot dog carts and drive chip wagons up Queen St

Umbrellas unite: About 150 protesters push hot dog carts and drive chip wagons up Queen St

Date5/24/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Umbrellas unite: About 150 protesters push hot dog carts and drive chip wagons up Queen St.
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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_0018654F
All The Rage: While storekeepers and politicians fume, passersby line up to buy hot dogs from vending carts that may pull in as much as $2,000 a day each
All The Rage: While storekeepers and politicians fume, passersby line up to buy hot dogs from vending carts that may pull in as much as $2,000 a day each
8/8/1983
Scooping up the sun's rays, Three young ice cream salesmen cool their heels over the chilled ice boxes of their carts on Cherry St
Scooping up the sun's rays, Three young ice cream salesmen cool their heels over the chilled ice boxes of their carts on Cherry St
6/21/1987
Relishing a quiet moment, Hot dog vendor Trifon Bukuvalas takes advantage of a lull in business on a summer afternoon to catch up on some reading
Relishing a quiet moment, Hot dog vendor Trifon Bukuvalas takes advantage of a lull in business on a summer afternoon to catch up on some reading
7/19/1991
We grill hot dogs and spicy sausages for office workers and tourists around here summer, winter, rain or shine
We grill hot dogs and spicy sausages for office workers and tourists around here summer, winter, rain or shine
5/25/1987
Fast-food favorite: Hot dogs sold by Chris Blue's vendors are a hit with Torontonians and tourists alike
Fast-food favorite: Hot dogs sold by Chris Blue's vendors are a hit with Torontonians and tourists alike
7/22/1986
Hot dog! Vendor Thomas Manolaskos holds Oscars won by the National Film Board, which invites the public to 'get in the picture' at four locations around town today and tomorrow
Hot dog! Vendor Thomas Manolaskos holds Oscars won by the National Film Board, which invites the public to 'get in the picture' at four locations around town today and tomorrow
10/23/1989
Dawn Bell forced to move her hotdog Cart
Dawn Bell forced to move her hotdog Cart
6/22/1995
$34,800 coffee wagon: That's the price of this catering truck, which Frank Gruskovnjak (brown jacket) and Paul Antolin (hands in pockets) display at HostEx 88
$34,800 coffee wagon: That's the price of this catering truck, which Frank Gruskovnjak (brown jacket) and Paul Antolin (hands in pockets) display at HostEx 88
4/25/1988
University Ave. (top) is Toronto's most sterile thoroughfare says the City planning commissioner. Bay St. has a changeable character while street pedlers make Queen St. alive, he says
University Ave. (top) is Toronto's most sterile thoroughfare says the City planning commissioner. Bay St. has a changeable character while street pedlers make Queen St. alive, he says
5/1/1980
Was it windy, or what?, Ray Brown, a T-shirt vendor at the corner at Queen and Soho Sts
Was it windy, or what?, Ray Brown, a T-shirt vendor at the corner at Queen and Soho Sts
11/5/1987
Grassroots Art, Afshin Alavi sets up his display of framed pictures for sale at Bloor and Keele sts
Grassroots Art, Afshin Alavi sets up his display of framed pictures for sale at Bloor and Keele sts
10/7/1991
Business is Brisk for 20-year-old Phil Walsh who sets up shop at the corner of Yonge and Gould Sts
Business is Brisk for 20-year-old Phil Walsh who sets up shop at the corner of Yonge and Gould Sts
7/4/1977