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Wilderness guide, Hap Wilson, is dwarfed (left) by a towering white pine in the disputed Temagami old growth forest
Wilderness guide, Hap Wilson, is dwarfed (left) by a towering white pine in the disputed Temagami old growth forest

Wilderness guide, Hap Wilson, is dwarfed (left) by a towering white pine in the disputed Temagami old growth forest

Date6/9/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Wilderness guide, Hap Wilson, is dwarfed (left) by a towering white pine in the disputed Temagami old growth forest.
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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_0108339F
On Shishkongabikong Lake, Hap Wilson (above) guides his canoe through the Temagami wilderness he feels will be ruined for tourism by clearcut logging of the ancient red and white pine forest
On Shishkongabikong Lake, Hap Wilson (above) guides his canoe through the Temagami wilderness he feels will be ruined for tourism by clearcut logging of the ancient red and white pine forest
6/9/1989
Temagami's old growth forest
Temagami's old growth forest
11/28/1995
Contentious wilderness: Feelings run strong on either side in the battle over logging in the Temagami region
Contentious wilderness: Feelings run strong on either side in the battle over logging in the Temagami region
4/26/1988
The towering pines of
The towering pines of
6/9/1989
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
1/20/1990
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
1/20/1990
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
Fight goes on: From left, experts Robert Day, Chris Maser and Peter Quinby differ on how Ontario's old growth forests should be handled.
1/20/1990
Falling Industry?: Even though 10 per cent of the world's forested land is in Canada, experts say the old-growth rain forest could all but vanish in 60 years
Falling Industry?: Even though 10 per cent of the world's forested land is in Canada, experts say the old-growth rain forest could all but vanish in 60 years
9/17/1973
Last ding-dong: Maintenance men Manuel Machado, left, and George Thompson are dwarfed by a giant bell in the clock at old city hall
Last ding-dong: Maintenance men Manuel Machado, left, and George Thompson are dwarfed by a giant bell in the clock at old city hall
6/7/1983
Leaf coaches: Four men who have known the agony (John Brophy: Doug Carpenter: far right) and the ecstasy (Punch Imlach: left: Hap Day: second from left) that goes with coaching the Maple Leafs
Leaf coaches: Four men who have known the agony (John Brophy: Doug Carpenter: far right) and the ecstasy (Punch Imlach: left: Hap Day: second from left) that goes with coaching the Maple Leafs
2/6/1980
Temagami conflict: The interests of a commercial logging company have collided with those of the Bear Island Indians who are resisting the demolition of their forest
Temagami conflict: The interests of a commercial logging company have collided with those of the Bear Island Indians who are resisting the demolition of their forest
4/26/1988
From forest to city: Woodstock's rise, growth and development, in photogravure, 1834-1901.
From forest to city: Woodstock's rise, growth and development, in photogravure, 1834-1901.
1901