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At drug drop-in centre at 12 Madison Ave
At drug drop-in centre at 12 Madison Ave

At drug drop-in centre at 12 Madison Ave

Date4/6/1971
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129616F
Advertising critic: The pharmaceutical industry is a business designed to secure a profit, says Dr. Eric Letovsky, in pointing out the potential dangers in Madison Avenue-style drug advertising.
Advertising critic: The pharmaceutical industry is a business designed to secure a profit, says Dr. Eric Letovsky, in pointing out the potential dangers in Madison Avenue-style drug advertising.
11/12/1980
Price projects: David Feldman, president of Camrost Developments Corp., sits near his two newest structures - the silver-colored Madison Centre office tower (right) and a condominium project, Residences of Madison Centre.
Price projects: David Feldman, president of Camrost Developments Corp., sits near his two newest structures - the silver-colored Madison Centre office tower (right) and a condominium project, Residences of Madison Centre.
7/21/1987
Consultant Paul Martel in front of 27 Madison Ave
Consultant Paul Martel in front of 27 Madison Ave
5/1/1973
New showroom: Interior designer Randy Christensen and associate Joan Hindley have put together a stylish mix of traditional, contemporary and Oriental furnishings and accessories in his office at 229 MacPherson Ave. He invites the public to drop by for an informal visit to get an idea of the type of work his firm does.
New showroom: Interior designer Randy Christensen and associate Joan Hindley have put together a stylish mix of traditional, contemporary and Oriental furnishings and accessories in his office at 229 MacPherson Ave. He invites the public to drop by for an informal visit to get an idea of the type of work his firm does.
8/1/1986
Take a deep breath: Gordon Brown tests one of his breathalyzer machines at Madison's in Toronto.
Take a deep breath: Gordon Brown tests one of his breathalyzer machines at Madison's in Toronto.
12/17/1991
Madison (Mad) Sale, 63 next month, has never allowed the loss of his left arm and other physical limitations to slow him down
Madison (Mad) Sale, 63 next month, has never allowed the loss of his left arm and other physical limitations to slow him down
11/8/1973
Bright Future: Mission counsellor Rob Bright, 26, a former street kid, stands before a mural and stage where Christian rock bands perform for homeless teens at the Evergreen Drop in Centre on Yonge St.
Bright Future: Mission counsellor Rob Bright, 26, a former street kid, stands before a mural and stage where Christian rock bands perform for homeless teens at the Evergreen Drop in Centre on Yonge St.
9/5/1991
A cut above: Every Tuesday morning, Toronto hairdresser Cyrus Irani devotes his time and talent to giving the women at the Sistering drop-in centre at Dundas and Bathurst Sts
A cut above: Every Tuesday morning, Toronto hairdresser Cyrus Irani devotes his time and talent to giving the women at the Sistering drop-in centre at Dundas and Bathurst Sts
1/8/1985
David Collins, drop-in centre doctor. Feeling of 'great movement' is gone, he says
David Collins, drop-in centre doctor. Feeling of 'great movement' is gone, he says
10/12/1971
Storke victim: John Mucenieks, 67, says Sunnybrook Health Science Centre is about to discharge him but he has no money, drug card or home.
Storke victim: John Mucenieks, 67, says Sunnybrook Health Science Centre is about to discharge him but he has no money, drug card or home.
4/30/1991
Alex Hamilton directs residence, Treatment centre for drug addicts is on Robert St.
Alex Hamilton directs residence, Treatment centre for drug addicts is on Robert St.
9/13/1972
Close-knit team: Pharmacist Barry Phillips (centre) poses with workers at his Shoppers Drug Mart franchise in the Jane-Finch Mall
Close-knit team: Pharmacist Barry Phillips (centre) poses with workers at his Shoppers Drug Mart franchise in the Jane-Finch Mall
10/23/1986