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Their request to be allowed to remain in Canada rejected by Canada's Immigration Department, two Yugoslav ship jumpers who have been living in Metro s(...)
Their request to be allowed to remain in Canada rejected by Canada's Immigration Department, two Yugoslav ship jumpers who have been living in Metro s(...)

Their request to be allowed to remain in Canada rejected by Canada's Immigration Department, two Yugoslav ship jumpers who have been living in Metro s(...)

Date12/7/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Their request to be allowed to remain in Canada rejected by Canada's Immigration Department; two Yugoslav ship jumpers who have been living in Metro since last spring packed and got ready to take a plane out of Malton this evening for their return home. Julio Mileta (L) helps Ante Ivancev; 23; pack his grip in Scarboro house where he has been living.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022761F
Time has run out for Ante Ivancev (left) and Slavko Smolian, Yugoslav ship jumpers living in Scarboro, who were to be deported today. They check date (...)
Time has run out for Ante Ivancev (left) and Slavko Smolian, Yugoslav ship jumpers living in Scarboro, who were to be deported today. They check date (...)
12/6/1966
Sad farewell to canada. Yugoslav ship-jumpers Ante Ivancey and Slayko Smoljan wait forlornly at Toronto International Airport for deportation flight t(...)
Sad farewell to canada. Yugoslav ship-jumpers Ante Ivancey and Slayko Smoljan wait forlornly at Toronto International Airport for deportation flight t(...)
12/7/1966
Veil of secrecy over the Immigration Department's decision to return 9-year-old Joan to Jamaica despite Oswald Creary's request to keep her in Canada is shabby, writes Stephen Lewis
Veil of secrecy over the Immigration Department's decision to return 9-year-old Joan to Jamaica despite Oswald Creary's request to keep her in Canada is shabby, writes Stephen Lewis
5/23/1978
Honeymoon ended this morning when Mrs. Fay Pappas accompanied her husband of five days, Vassily, to immigration department. In Canada illegaly the 20-(...)
Honeymoon ended this morning when Mrs. Fay Pappas accompanied her husband of five days, Vassily, to immigration department. In Canada illegaly the 20-(...)
11/15/1967
Having failed to beat Canada's immigration system, Alfredo Navarrete, 38, his wife, Maria, and their children (from left) Daniel, 12, Alfred, 5, Ruth,(...)
Having failed to beat Canada's immigration system, Alfredo Navarrete, 38, his wife, Maria, and their children (from left) Daniel, 12, Alfred, 5, Ruth,(...)
10/23/1972
Happy mother Clevette German, 28, with her 13-month-old son Gregory shows the permit that allowed her to return to Canada only 15 minutes after she wa(...)
Happy mother Clevette German, 28, with her 13-month-old son Gregory shows the permit that allowed her to return to Canada only 15 minutes after she wa(...)
10/28/1977
Without legal status, Laverne, 12, and her brother, Garfield Taylor, 11, have been attending a Metro public school while their aunt, Mavis Shirley (at(...)
Without legal status, Laverne, 12, and her brother, Garfield Taylor, 11, have been attending a Metro public school while their aunt, Mavis Shirley (at(...)
8/30/1977
The official guardian of Ontario, Lloyd Perry said he was shocked to learn that five young children and their mother have been locked in two cramped r(...)
The official guardian of Ontario, Lloyd Perry said he was shocked to learn that five young children and their mother have been locked in two cramped r(...)
8/5/1976
Pinball machine repairman Ian Jefferis of Richmond Hill, who has lived in Canada 30 years, has been told he will be deported to England when his parol(...)
Pinball machine repairman Ian Jefferis of Richmond Hill, who has lived in Canada 30 years, has been told he will be deported to England when his parol(...)
10/20/1976
A Happy Ending. Danica Piko, 21, who stole from a department store in hopes of being deported so she could visit her sick father in Yugoslavia, leaves(...)
A Happy Ending. Danica Piko, 21, who stole from a department store in hopes of being deported so she could visit her sick father in Yugoslavia, leaves(...)
6/14/1972
Five Jamaican women and the two daughters of one have had deportation orders postponed by Ottawa until a federal court rules whether their cases will (...)
Five Jamaican women and the two daughters of one have had deportation orders postponed by Ottawa until a federal court rules whether their cases will (...)
3/2/1978
Whiteface Mountain crowds broke out sunglasses, toques to watch jumpers
Whiteface Mountain crowds broke out sunglasses, toques to watch jumpers
2/17/1980