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458 feet up, Blackie St. Denis (top), Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower
458 feet up, Blackie St. Denis (top), Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower

458 feet up, Blackie St. Denis (top), Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower

Date10/13/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: 458 feet up; Blackie St. Denis (top); Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110732F
Kangaroo construction method on the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 46-storey second tower sees derricks playing at leapfrog as they jump around in seven-ho(...)
Kangaroo construction method on the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 46-storey second tower sees derricks playing at leapfrog as they jump around in seven-ho(...)
12/20/1967
Parking king: Denis Dimitrakopoulos has built up a chain of 35 parking lots.
Parking king: Denis Dimitrakopoulos has built up a chain of 35 parking lots.
8/12/1986
Soaring 300 feet into the north Toronto skyline is the massive, 35-storey tower of the 310-suite 500 Duplex Avenue Apartments development, three block(...)
Soaring 300 feet into the north Toronto skyline is the massive, 35-storey tower of the 310-suite 500 Duplex Avenue Apartments development, three block(...)
11/20/1974
It's a tall a tall story, The Toronto-Dominion Centre's main tower-shown here dominating the city's northern prospect-is expected to claim the crown f(...)
It's a tall a tall story, The Toronto-Dominion Centre's main tower-shown here dominating the city's northern prospect-is expected to claim the crown f(...)
12/3/1965
Fall completion: This centre's expansion is one of Trilea projects
Fall completion: This centre's expansion is one of Trilea projects
11/24/1982
Getting angry: Businessman Denis Clements, above, objects to Pierre Berton's call for yet another paid holiday on top of the nine we already have. Berton wants a statutory holiday in mid-February.
Getting angry: Businessman Denis Clements, above, objects to Pierre Berton's call for yet another paid holiday on top of the nine we already have. Berton wants a statutory holiday in mid-February.
2/18/1981
Tender moment: Jacques Perrin of Stratford, father of 5-year-old Denis, who was found dead in a ditch one week ago today, holds the budgie he gave his son just days before the abduction
Tender moment: Jacques Perrin of Stratford, father of 5-year-old Denis, who was found dead in a ditch one week ago today, holds the budgie he gave his son just days before the abduction
4/9/1984
Murder suspect: Denis Colic (right) is taken through Pearson International Airport last night on his way to Montreal, where he was to be arraigned today in the slayings of a polceman and a civilian
Murder suspect: Denis Colic (right) is taken through Pearson International Airport last night on his way to Montreal, where he was to be arraigned today in the slayings of a polceman and a civilian
10/10/1984
Battle Scar: Mayor Mel Lastman hikes up a trouser leg yesterday to show where he was kicked in the shin during a melee over a flag-raising ceremony at the North York civic centre's square on Sunday
Battle Scar: Mayor Mel Lastman hikes up a trouser leg yesterday to show where he was kicked in the shin during a melee over a flag-raising ceremony at the North York civic centre's square on Sunday
12/7/1992
Postcard in Arthur Conan Doyle's handwriting. 
Postcard to Denis Conan Doyle, Windlesham, from Arthur Conan Doyle in France; " To my dear old Denis, who is, I hope, learning fast to read from his Dad."
approximately 1916
Easing up: With Team Canada going against the Finns tonight in its first Canada Cup game, Denis potvin eases tension on exercise bike for teammate Ray Bourque in their last workout
Easing up: With Team Canada going against the Finns tonight in its first Canada Cup game, Denis potvin eases tension on exercise bike for teammate Ray Bourque in their last workout
8/31/1981
Keying up: Denis Simpson, as legendary jazz pianist Jelly Roll Morton, is surrounded by his ladies - (from left) Arlene Duncan, Cecile Frenette and Jackie Richardson
Keying up: Denis Simpson, as legendary jazz pianist Jelly Roll Morton, is surrounded by his ladies - (from left) Arlene Duncan, Cecile Frenette and Jackie Richardson
4/23/1987