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264 of the 1,200 acres on the Downsview Canadian Forces Base will be released for development, and up to 15,000 people could be living there within fi(...)
264 of the 1,200 acres on the Downsview Canadian Forces Base will be released for development, and up to 15,000 people could be living there within fi(...)

264 of the 1,200 acres on the Downsview Canadian Forces Base will be released for development, and up to 15,000 people could be living there within fi(...)

Date2/15/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: 264 of the 1,200 acres on the Downsview Canadian Forces Base will be released for development, and up to 15,000 people could be living there within five years, Defence Minister Barney Danson said yesterday. He points to area at a news conference in North York. He said federal government eventually wants to release 600-odd acres for development, but this will not be done in near future, he added.
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Donald Deacon says he has 400 of the 1,200 votes for the Liberal leadership tied up, according to the tally in his headquarters in the Royal York Hotel yesterday
Donald Deacon says he has 400 of the 1,200 votes for the Liberal leadership tied up, according to the tally in his headquarters in the Royal York Hotel yesterday
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Joining forces
Joining forces
12/8/1985
Up from the deep!, Diver John Buck, one of four Royal Navy divers who spent 28 days testing equipment in the deep, climbs out of a compression chamber at Canadian Forces Base Downsview yesterday
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Air reserve command handed over, The new commander of Toronto's Air Reserve, Colonel Leslie Rowbottom, is welcomed at Canadian Forces Base Downsview with a handshake yesterday from retiring commander, Colonel Ernie Saunders
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Ontario Premier William Davis says the federal budget could help with unemployment in the province but it has no real tax relief for a majority of people
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Financial clout: Jean-Jacques Blais' department spends $10 million a day and the minister isn't blase about the service his source development fund will supply for Canadian businesses
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Davis blesses stadium site at Downsview
Davis blesses stadium site at Downsview
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Taking a stroll are Rae and candidate Odoardo Di Santo Downsview
Taking a stroll are Rae and candidate Odoardo Di Santo Downsview
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Shirley Crombie, wife of Mayor David Crombie, sits in the room setting at the Canadian National Exhibition's Better Living Centre which was decorated (...)
Shirley Crombie, wife of Mayor David Crombie, sits in the room setting at the Canadian National Exhibition's Better Living Centre which was decorated (...)
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The very tissue of the Canadian economy could be on the table, premier tells The Star's Robert McKenzie
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