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Osler monuments: Pillar at right marks the tomb of Britton Bath Osler in St
Osler monuments: Pillar at right marks the tomb of Britton Bath Osler in St

Osler monuments: Pillar at right marks the tomb of Britton Bath Osler in St

Date8/1/1983
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0131768F
Alan Osler with sons (from left) Benjamin, 19, Geoffrey, 15, and Daniel, 17. He is professor of English at York University.
Alan Osler with sons (from left) Benjamin, 19, Geoffrey, 15, and Daniel, 17. He is professor of English at York University.
7/22/1981
Fen Osler with wife Claire and three-year-old son Patrick
Fen Osler with wife Claire and three-year-old son Patrick
7/28/1981
Sanford Osler. 'Canada's future at stake'
Sanford Osler. 'Canada's future at stake'
2/26/1973
Life's work: Tom Creber stands amid a selection of monuments at Hilltop Memories in Richmond Hill where he now works as manager. The 77-year-old monument-maker has been in the business since the age of 14 when he started out as a tool sharpener.
Life's work: Tom Creber stands amid a selection of monuments at Hilltop Memories in Richmond Hill where he now works as manager. The 77-year-old monument-maker has been in the business since the age of 14 when he started out as a tool sharpener.
9/30/1982
The Upper Canada crew, preparing to defend its title, consists of, right to left, coxswain Jeff Myers, stroke Matt Osler, Richard Otoo, Jonathan Kawaj(...)
The Upper Canada crew, preparing to defend its title, consists of, right to left, coxswain Jeff Myers, stroke Matt Osler, Richard Otoo, Jonathan Kawaj(...)
5/15/1990
New Canadian: Natalie Marks gets her citizenship papers from Judge Lamartine Silva, right, while Warren Bailie, chief elections officer for Ontario, looks on during a ceremony yesterday
New Canadian: Natalie Marks gets her citizenship papers from Judge Lamartine Silva, right, while Warren Bailie, chief elections officer for Ontario, looks on during a ceremony yesterday
4/14/1986
Man hit by train. A 51-year-old man was struck by a slow-moving freight train as he tried to cross the tracks at Osler St., north of Dupont St., last (...)
Man hit by train. A 51-year-old man was struck by a slow-moving freight train as he tried to cross the tracks at Osler St., north of Dupont St., last (...)
8/26/1991
Mothers demand a safe crossing, Mothers who claim this railway crossing on Osler St
Mothers demand a safe crossing, Mothers who claim this railway crossing on Osler St
5/11/1975
What's your bid? Larry Suzuki auctions off a decanter before a crowd of curiosity-seekers who turned up at the Osler offices on Adelaide St. yesterday(...)
What's your bid? Larry Suzuki auctions off a decanter before a crowd of curiosity-seekers who turned up at the Osler offices on Adelaide St. yesterday(...)
3/10/1988
Jerry Marsk, left, and Marty Marks, stand outside their Gadget Shop, on Yonge St
Jerry Marsk, left, and Marty Marks, stand outside their Gadget Shop, on Yonge St
6/20/1978
Station closing marks end of an era, This has been one of the busiest weeks Ross Dunk has known in the 30 years he has operated a service staton on Bloor St.
Station closing marks end of an era, This has been one of the busiest weeks Ross Dunk has known in the 30 years he has operated a service staton on Bloor St.
12/22/1978
If human folly does not arrive at the extreme idiocy of triggering-off a nuclear war, peace with nature becomes the most fundamental imperative of the age of the triumphant technological man and the first pillar of the new wisdom he needs
If human folly does not arrive at the extreme idiocy of triggering-off a nuclear war, peace with nature becomes the most fundamental imperative of the age of the triumphant technological man and the first pillar of the new wisdom he needs
4/25/1980