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Going down: A scuba diver leaps into the open water from the ship in Toronto Harbor that serves as an underwater training centre -- even in the coldest of winter weather
Going down: A scuba diver leaps into the open water from the ship in Toronto Harbor that serves as an underwater training centre -- even in the coldest of winter weather

Going down: A scuba diver leaps into the open water from the ship in Toronto Harbor that serves as an underwater training centre -- even in the coldest of winter weather

Date1/15/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Going down: A scuba diver leaps into the open water from the ship in Toronto Harbor that serves as an underwater training centre -- even in the coldest of winter weather.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109950F
Image shows police divers plunging into the water.
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