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Date6/22/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Now open: The Museum of Civilization sits directly across the Ottawa River from the Parliament buildings. There are no corners in Douglas Cardinal's multi-level design.
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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_0105638F
The historic Scott House (above) has been spruced up - now it's the Old Scott House restaurant, which will open soon
The historic Scott House (above) has been spruced up - now it's the Old Scott House restaurant, which will open soon
1/10/1979
Much-delayed $30 million Ontario Centennial Centre of Science and Technology, now scheduled to open in late summer or early fall, could have been fini(...)
Much-delayed $30 million Ontario Centennial Centre of Science and Technology, now scheduled to open in late summer or early fall, could have been fini(...)
1/30/1968
Sharon temple, now restored and open to the public, was built by David Willson is 1825 and used as a church until 1886, about 20 yars after Willson di(...)
Sharon temple, now restored and open to the public, was built by David Willson is 1825 and used as a church until 1886, about 20 yars after Willson di(...)
4/1/1975
Bruhn's dream is alive. But will doors continue to open for the National Ballet now that the giant's shoes are empty?
Bruhn's dream is alive. But will doors continue to open for the National Ballet now that the giant's shoes are empty?
12/11/1972
Now that's comedy: Tony Molesworth used food humor to help him at yesterday's open-air launch of the Molson Comedy Releaf Festival
Now that's comedy: Tony Molesworth used food humor to help him at yesterday's open-air launch of the Molson Comedy Releaf Festival
7/24/1990
The Staid beaches, until now successful in avoiding modern change, will soon find the doors open to the $300,000 Beach Mall at Kew Beach
The Staid beaches, until now successful in avoiding modern change, will soon find the doors open to the $300,000 Beach Mall at Kew Beach
11/4/1971
1833 Post Office, the first in Toronto, now restored and open for business
1833 Post Office, the first in Toronto, now restored and open for business
2/21/1984
Don't look now: American Jay Berger can't bear to look after losing a point in championship match against Michael Chang yesterday at the Canadian Open
Don't look now: American Jay Berger can't bear to look after losing a point in championship match against Michael Chang yesterday at the Canadian Open
7/29/1990
Now a professor of economics at Atkinson College at York University, Dr. Alex N. McLeod has made a life-long study of the open economies of the world, such as Canada. On desk is part of collection of currencies of nations he studied.
Now a professor of economics at Atkinson College at York University, Dr. Alex N. McLeod has made a life-long study of the open economies of the world, such as Canada. On desk is part of collection of currencies of nations he studied.
11/6/1969
Former Mr. Ivan, the hairdresser, Stan Anderson now owns a string of pubs in Toronto and hopes to open another in Los Angeles, with actor Michael Caine
Former Mr. Ivan, the hairdresser, Stan Anderson now owns a string of pubs in Toronto and hopes to open another in Los Angeles, with actor Michael Caine
10/13/1982
The old gods of Easter Island, are under scrutiny now by their first tourists as the tiny, remote isle in the Pacific opens its doors to the travelling public. [Incomplete]
The old gods of Easter Island, are under scrutiny now by their first tourists as the tiny, remote isle in the Pacific opens its doors to the travelling public. [Incomplete]
1/19/1970
Now open 24 hours a day, six days a week, as well as Sundays, the A&P food store at Five Points Mall in Oshawa soon will have to change its hours. Osh(...)
Now open 24 hours a day, six days a week, as well as Sundays, the A&P food store at Five Points Mall in Oshawa soon will have to change its hours. Osh(...)
10/20/1975