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Storm sewers threatened. A Toronto Harbor Commissioners dredge has been working all summer to help repair storm-sewer outlets along Scarborough Bluffs(...)
Storm sewers threatened. A Toronto Harbor Commissioners dredge has been working all summer to help repair storm-sewer outlets along Scarborough Bluffs(...)

Storm sewers threatened. A Toronto Harbor Commissioners dredge has been working all summer to help repair storm-sewer outlets along Scarborough Bluffs(...)

Date8/30/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Storm sewers threatened. A Toronto Harbor Commissioners dredge has been working all summer to help repair storm-sewer outlets along Scarborough Bluffs that were eroded by high lake levels last spring. Concrete structures were in danger of toppling into lake because so much of supporting soil had been washed away, borough officials said.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0107953F
Search for boy goes underground, Andy Try, 14, and Peter Ostrowskie, 12, beam a flashlight down a side tunnel inside the network of storm sewers in R(...)
Search for boy goes underground, Andy Try, 14, and Peter Ostrowskie, 12, beam a flashlight down a side tunnel inside the network of storm sewers in R(...)
2/5/1975
Map of the city of Toronto shewing proposed intercepting sewers and sewers already constructed
Map of the city of Toronto shewing proposed intercepting sewers and sewers already constructed
1888
Plan of the city of Toronto, proposed intercepting sewers and outfall
Plan of the city of Toronto, proposed intercepting sewers and outfall
1889
Sewer casualty: Kristin Gataveckas, 9, hurt in a storm sewer, is comforted by his mother while awaiting surgery
Sewer casualty: Kristin Gataveckas, 9, hurt in a storm sewer, is comforted by his mother while awaiting surgery
2/12/1989
Cyclists--including Mayor John Sewell, above, no doubt-- are plagued by manholes and sewers, reader says
Cyclists--including Mayor John Sewell, above, no doubt-- are plagued by manholes and sewers, reader says
11/13/1978
Grateful for job: Like most of Nogales' 50,000 workers, Rosa Maria and children live in a cardboard and tin shack without running water, sewers, heat or light but she is grateful to have a job
Grateful for job: Like most of Nogales' 50,000 workers, Rosa Maria and children live in a cardboard and tin shack without running water, sewers, heat or light but she is grateful to have a job
3/29/1989
Grateful for job: Like most of Nogales' 50,000 workers, Rosa Maria and children live in a cardboard and tin shack without running water, sewers, heat or light but she is grateful to have a job
Grateful for job: Like most of Nogales' 50,000 workers, Rosa Maria and children live in a cardboard and tin shack without running water, sewers, heat or light but she is grateful to have a job
3/29/1989
Storm sewer construction, Bloor Street West, south side, looking south down St. Clarens Avenue from Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ont.
Storm sewer construction, Bloor Street West, south side, looking south down St. Clarens Avenue from Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ont.
1980
John MacEachern, owner of The Doctor's House and Livery, a Kleinburg restaurant, points to sewage flowing from a storm sewer near his restaurant
John MacEachern, owner of The Doctor's House and Livery, a Kleinburg restaurant, points to sewage flowing from a storm sewer near his restaurant
5/17/1985
Just pooling around in the parking lot, Take one parking lot with a good size dip in the centre, one storm sewer with its inlet plugged, add one fast (...)
Just pooling around in the parking lot, Take one parking lot with a good size dip in the centre, one storm sewer with its inlet plugged, add one fast (...)
8/6/1968
John Gerochristodoulu picks up a dead fish, one of hundreds killed last summer when a blocked sewer allowed liquid from a Scarborough dye firm to spill into Massey Creek, a Don tributary
John Gerochristodoulu picks up a dead fish, one of hundreds killed last summer when a blocked sewer allowed liquid from a Scarborough dye firm to spill into Massey Creek, a Don tributary
7/21/1988
Homes should not have been permitted along top of Scarborough bluffs, reader says in letter below, since erosion is so unpredictable. He suggests a st(...)
Homes should not have been permitted along top of Scarborough bluffs, reader says in letter below, since erosion is so unpredictable. He suggests a st(...)
6/22/1976