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Nick Toula Sourvanos start again, Deported for ship-jumping, he's now back legally
Nick Toula Sourvanos start again, Deported for ship-jumping, he's now back legally

Nick Toula Sourvanos start again, Deported for ship-jumping, he's now back legally

Date9/2/1965
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Original Toronto Star caption: Nick Toula Sourvanos start again; Deported for ship-jumping; he's now back legally.
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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_0023845F
Nick Sourvanos May be back in month
Nick Sourvanos May be back in month
6/2/1965
Fast friends: Eleanor and David Walker lend support to 20-year-old Habib Hooker, who says he will be tortured or killed if deported to his native Kenya
Fast friends: Eleanor and David Walker lend support to 20-year-old Habib Hooker, who says he will be tortured or killed if deported to his native Kenya
3/21/1991
Steven Shaffer: Rejected five times by immigration authorities he says he's desperate to stay in Canada
Steven Shaffer: Rejected five times by immigration authorities he says he's desperate to stay in Canada
1/29/1981
Gladstone Hall: Facing deportation after a theft conviction, Jamaican-born man says he's a victim of racism
Gladstone Hall: Facing deportation after a theft conviction, Jamaican-born man says he's a victim of racism
3/8/1984
High marks on the qualifying exam enabled Jaraslav Koren to earn $210 a week here as an electrician and he's doing well
High marks on the qualifying exam enabled Jaraslav Koren to earn $210 a week here as an electrician and he's doing well
6/14/1971
This is my home now, says Nazzareno Trelle as he watches two of his children, Gina, 10, and Domenic, 9, do their homework in the kitchen of his Toront(...)
This is my home now, says Nazzareno Trelle as he watches two of his children, Gina, 10, and Domenic, 9, do their homework in the kitchen of his Toront(...)
10/23/1971
Fabric shop owner Sarbjit Khurana has stayed away from Vancouver's Sikh temple since violence erupted there the day his wife was slated to sing hymns. Now Khurana and his family worship at home
Fabric shop owner Sarbjit Khurana has stayed away from Vancouver's Sikh temple since violence erupted there the day his wife was slated to sing hymns. Now Khurana and his family worship at home
1/15/1975
Jose Vultao family are now together in Toronto thanks to an interest-free travel loan from Immigration Department of Catholic Family Services. From le(...)
Jose Vultao family are now together in Toronto thanks to an interest-free travel loan from Immigration Department of Catholic Family Services. From le(...)
3/30/1973
After 18 hours at the airport, Anna Maria DeGandler has found place to stay while officials try to unravel her problems in getting back to Argentina. (...)
After 18 hours at the airport, Anna Maria DeGandler has found place to stay while officials try to unravel her problems in getting back to Argentina. (...)
10/17/1974
Back home in Jamaica, in Portugal, in Greece, there was the support network of the extended family
Back home in Jamaica, in Portugal, in Greece, there was the support network of the extended family
10/21/1980
Happy to be free, Desmond Prashad, a 29-year-old immigrant from Guyana, gestures with joy as he leaves the Toronto Jail where he spent nearly seven we(...)
Happy to be free, Desmond Prashad, a 29-year-old immigrant from Guyana, gestures with joy as he leaves the Toronto Jail where he spent nearly seven we(...)
4/25/1975
Virginians Ray and Anne Smith and baby Rachel moved to Toronto so he could become a developer in the fastest-growing town in the world, but he says Americans aren't made to feel welcome here
Virginians Ray and Anne Smith and baby Rachel moved to Toronto so he could become a developer in the fastest-growing town in the world, but he says Americans aren't made to feel welcome here
8/7/1974