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Co-steel cheif: William Shields says things won't be rosy for the steel industry this year, but added that Co-Steel's geographic diversity is a distinct advantage
Co-steel cheif: William Shields says things won't be rosy for the steel industry this year, but added that Co-Steel's geographic diversity is a distinct advantage

Co-steel cheif: William Shields says things won't be rosy for the steel industry this year, but added that Co-Steel's geographic diversity is a distinct advantage

Date4/11/1990
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Smokestacks at Bethlehem Steel's Lackawanna steel works will shut down for good in November
Smokestacks at Bethlehem Steel's Lackawanna steel works will shut down for good in November
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Grim picture of unemployment int he steel fabricating industry climbing to 25 per cent from the present 7 per cent was painted by Geoff Jackson, chairman of the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction
Grim picture of unemployment int he steel fabricating industry climbing to 25 per cent from the present 7 per cent was painted by Geoff Jackson, chairman of the Canadian Institute of Steel Construction
7/15/1976
Gerald Heffernan: President of Co-Steel International gets gold medal from engineers.
Gerald Heffernan: President of Co-Steel International gets gold medal from engineers.
11/6/1985
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Pride of Israel Synagogue, officially opened yesterday on Lissom Crescent, near Bathurst and Steels Aves
1/10/1969
Tumbling down the tower. Stuntman Roger Brown, padded everywhere except on his head, rolls down the CN Tower's 1,760 steels steps today to try to rais(...)
Tumbling down the tower. Stuntman Roger Brown, padded everywhere except on his head, rolls down the CN Tower's 1,760 steels steps today to try to rais(...)
9/9/1981
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Thomas Beard, I'm only getting older, I've lost a lot of time., Canada's steel industry is fast-disappearing, and so are Thomas Beard's prospects.
11/19/1992
Director of lifeline, a non-profit project to assist steel company workers with drug and alcohol addiction problems, Lloyd Fell says he has rehabilitated 108 workers who would otherwise have lost their jobs. Lifeline, set up by United Steelworkers and Tor
Director of lifeline, a non-profit project to assist steel company workers with drug and alcohol addiction problems, Lloyd Fell says he has rehabilitated 108 workers who would otherwise have lost their jobs. Lifeline, set up by United Steelworkers and Tor
3/26/1975
Risk taker: Dave Roberts, head of Goepel Shields, says the feeling of controlling his own destiny can be exhilarating.
Risk taker: Dave Roberts, head of Goepel Shields, says the feeling of controlling his own destiny can be exhilarating.
7/19/1991
Biggest In North America, Joe Botting, sales manager of Dufferin Steel, Toronto, stands under one of four 30-ton steel support forms built for new plant of crown-owned Polymer Corp. at Milton, Ont.
Biggest In North America, Joe Botting, sales manager of Dufferin Steel, Toronto, stands under one of four 30-ton steel support forms built for new plant of crown-owned Polymer Corp. at Milton, Ont.
5/9/1972
Man of steel: Dieter Spethmann, outgoing chairman of the International Iron and Steel Institute and chief executive of West Germany's giant Thyssen Aktiengesellschaft, feels that now is the time for steelmakers to work together, not against one another
Man of steel: Dieter Spethmann, outgoing chairman of the International Iron and Steel Institute and chief executive of West Germany's giant Thyssen Aktiengesellschaft, feels that now is the time for steelmakers to work together, not against one another
10/17/1981
With scrap steel selling for half of what it was a year ago, dealers like Benny Stark have to recycle heaps of ingenuity to keep their businesses alive
With scrap steel selling for half of what it was a year ago, dealers like Benny Stark have to recycle heaps of ingenuity to keep their businesses alive
10/13/1982
Vivid memories are stirred by these World War I steel helmets, on the left a Canadian tin hat and on the right a German sniper's helmet. L. W. Currell, a businessman and retired lieutenant-colonel, displayed the helmets at a talk on the battle of Vimy Ridge in which Canadian troops distinguished themselves. Currell, a 19-year-old private at the time, told of the battle in Erindale Untied Church last night.
Vivid memories are stirred by these World War I steel helmets, on the left a Canadian tin hat and on the right a German sniper's helmet. L. W. Currell, a businessman and retired lieutenant-colonel, displayed the helmets at a talk on the battle of Vimy Ridge in which Canadian troops distinguished themselves. Currell, a 19-year-old private at the time, told of the battle in Erindale Untied Church last night.
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