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Dr. Laureano Leone of the National Congress of Italian Canadians with the proposed monument to multiculturalism, which may soon grace Front St. in front of Union Station.
Dr. Laureano Leone of the National Congress of Italian Canadians with the proposed monument to multiculturalism, which may soon grace Front St. in front of Union Station.

Dr. Laureano Leone of the National Congress of Italian Canadians with the proposed monument to multiculturalism, which may soon grace Front St. in front of Union Station.

Date10/9/1984
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0129381F
The Queen 'really is something of the past.', Manlio D'Ambrosio, National Congress of Italian Canadians
The Queen 'really is something of the past.', Manlio D'Ambrosio, National Congress of Italian Canadians
4/26/1983
Laureano Leone wants fund-raisers' help
Laureano Leone wants fund-raisers' help
4/1/1979
Laureano Leone. Leads a million members
Laureano Leone. Leads a million members
4/11/1976
Searching for support: Laas Leivat, president of the Toronto-based Estonian Central Council in Canada, wants the House of Commons to give some support to Canadians of Estonian heritage for the convening of a people's congress March 11-12, which would help shape the political future of their homeland
Searching for support: Laas Leivat, president of the Toronto-based Estonian Central Council in Canada, wants the House of Commons to give some support to Canadians of Estonian heritage for the convening of a people's congress March 11-12, which would help shape the political future of their homeland
1/26/1990
Bela Fejer: Now a lawyer, he's spent years trying to get Canadians to invest in Hungary. He's shown with framed Toronto Star front page of Dec. 8, 1956, which was a catalyst in his life.
Bela Fejer: Now a lawyer, he's spent years trying to get Canadians to invest in Hungary. He's shown with framed Toronto Star front page of Dec. 8, 1956, which was a catalyst in his life.
12/26/1983
Ready for launch: Master model maker John Craig shows off his latest warship - a scale model of HMCS Toronto. The exnavy man provides scale models of ships for the defence department and will soon have a fleet of 13 ready for delivery. Craig says the real HMCS Toronto will be a 'Humdinger' which will make Canadians proud of their navy again.
Ready for launch: Master model maker John Craig shows off his latest warship - a scale model of HMCS Toronto. The exnavy man provides scale models of ships for the defence department and will soon have a fleet of 13 ready for delivery. Craig says the real HMCS Toronto will be a 'Humdinger' which will make Canadians proud of their navy again.
1/12/1986
Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt stand in front of their house, on Kingston Rd. near Brimley Rd., which will soon be pulled down to make way for a senior citizens' home. The 10-room house, made of hand-made brick, was built in 1830.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt stand in front of their house, on Kingston Rd. near Brimley Rd., which will soon be pulled down to make way for a senior citizens' home. The 10-room house, made of hand-made brick, was built in 1830.
4/15/1973
Spiros Flengas says Ontario Greek-Canadians must put aside petty rivalries and form a united front that will make politicians and Canadian institutions take notice. Flengas, 58, a professor of metallurgy and materials science at the University of Toronto,
Spiros Flengas says Ontario Greek-Canadians must put aside petty rivalries and form a united front that will make politicians and Canadian institutions take notice. Flengas, 58, a professor of metallurgy and materials science at the University of Toronto,
1/1/1983
Top business spokesman J. Hugh Stevens stands in front of mammoth wire spool at Laird Dr. plant of Canada Wire and Cable Co. Ltd., of which he's chief executive. Stevens, who today became persident of the Canadian Manufactures Association says companies must become more competitive to create more jobs.
Top business spokesman J. Hugh Stevens stands in front of mammoth wire spool at Laird Dr. plant of Canada Wire and Cable Co. Ltd., of which he's chief executive. Stevens, who today became persident of the Canadian Manufactures Association says companies must become more competitive to create more jobs.
6/3/1977
Robert Marino stands in front of the Italian community education centre on Beverley St
Robert Marino stands in front of the Italian community education centre on Beverley St
6/21/1972
Family affair: Some 40,000 Canadians buy pipes, cigars, tobacco, tea, coffee and vitamins through the Mississauga mail-order business run by Harold McKay, his wife Grace and daughter Catharine
Family affair: Some 40,000 Canadians buy pipes, cigars, tobacco, tea, coffee and vitamins through the Mississauga mail-order business run by Harold McKay, his wife Grace and daughter Catharine
7/19/1983
Time of relax: British MP John Butcher says Canadians could gain an edge by becoming known for design, as the Italians and Scandinavians have done in Europe.
Time of relax: British MP John Butcher says Canadians could gain an edge by becoming known for design, as the Italians and Scandinavians have done in Europe.
6/5/1990