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Overcrowded schools

Overcrowded schools

Date3/24/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Overcrowded schools: Education Minister Chris Ward faced a mob of St. Charles Garnier school students chanting 'We want out' during a tour last week of two York Region schools.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088120F
Overcrowded facilities at the Universal Negro Improvement Association quarters on College Street
Overcrowded facilities at the Universal Negro Improvement Association quarters on College Street
4/24/1973
New $15.5 Million courthouse, It will be overcrowded when it opens next June
New $15.5 Million courthouse, It will be overcrowded when it opens next June
9/22/1965
Even with eight added army buildings on the campus, McMaster University, Hamilton, is overcrowded
Even with eight added army buildings on the campus, McMaster University, Hamilton, is overcrowded
5/3/1947
New subway line, above, is poorly organized, inefficient and overcrowded, riders charge in letter, below
New subway line, above, is poorly organized, inefficient and overcrowded, riders charge in letter, below
2/15/1978
Outlook is bleak for a boy in a squalid, overcrowded evacuation centre
Outlook is bleak for a boy in a squalid, overcrowded evacuation centre
4/19/1973
East general hospital is overcrowded, with as many as eight children in the small pediatrics ward, but nurse Yeung Chun Lum still makes the time to co(...)
East general hospital is overcrowded, with as many as eight children in the small pediatrics ward, but nurse Yeung Chun Lum still makes the time to co(...)
12/8/1971
Real estate broker Bruce Conklin says it is common knowlege that his field is overcrowded. He feels solution outlined in his letter - salesmen becoming unionized - would serve the public interest.
Real estate broker Bruce Conklin says it is common knowlege that his field is overcrowded. He feels solution outlined in his letter - salesmen becoming unionized - would serve the public interest.
9/29/1971
Proposed route of Don Valley roadway to drain traffic load from overcrowded north-south arteries, is shown by heavy dotted line on this aerial view of(...)
Proposed route of Don Valley roadway to drain traffic load from overcrowded north-south arteries, is shown by heavy dotted line on this aerial view of(...)
7/7/1948
Schools for Nepal: Michael Rojik, founder of Nepal School Projects, is responsible for building about 60 schools in the poverty-stricken Timal region
Schools for Nepal: Michael Rojik, founder of Nepal School Projects, is responsible for building about 60 schools in the poverty-stricken Timal region
1/22/1988
Sacred Heart School, or Ecole Sacre Coeur, is one of five French language schools in Metro attended by about 1,300 students. The schools, four element(...)
Sacred Heart School, or Ecole Sacre Coeur, is one of five French language schools in Metro attended by about 1,300 students. The schools, four element(...)
2/26/1969
Support for alternative schools: The real issue on private schools, says Lyle McBurney, is can parents have the freedom to select a school with a cultural, religious or special education dimension unavailable from the public system?
Support for alternative schools: The real issue on private schools, says Lyle McBurney, is can parents have the freedom to select a school with a cultural, religious or special education dimension unavailable from the public system?
10/14/1981
It's disappointment, but he'll go on sending his children to Catholic separate schools despite Ontario Premier William Davis decision not to grant further tax support to these schools, says Ron Stewart of Scarborough
It's disappointment, but he'll go on sending his children to Catholic separate schools despite Ontario Premier William Davis decision not to grant further tax support to these schools, says Ron Stewart of Scarborough
8/31/1971