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Canada's no

Canada's no

Date1/6/1947
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060004F
On the forthcoming union of the two Canadas, addressed to the Canadian public and their representatives in the honourable legislature of united Canada. No. III of the Considerations of the Canadas
On the forthcoming union of the two Canadas, addressed to the Canadian public and their representatives in the honourable legislature of united Canada. No. III of the Considerations of the Canadas
1841
Two figures seated in Canada's Senate mark a historic moment in the Hansard record of Canada's government
Two figures seated in Canada's Senate mark a historic moment in the Hansard record of Canada's government
5/20/1939
Canada's Greatest. Sir Frederick Banting for his discovery of insulin, was vote Canada's greatest man by studen in Toronto's collegiates. Seco was Premier W. L. M. King. [Incomplete]
Canada's Greatest. Sir Frederick Banting for his discovery of insulin, was vote Canada's greatest man by studen in Toronto's collegiates. Seco was Premier W. L. M. King. [Incomplete]
11/1/1938
Resources growth in the next decade will see Western Canada and the North producing more than half Canada's mineral output, says A. E. Boone of Joy Manufacturing (Canada) Ltd. He spoke yesterday to the CAnadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
Resources growth in the next decade will see Western Canada and the North producing more than half Canada's mineral output, says A. E. Boone of Joy Manufacturing (Canada) Ltd. He spoke yesterday to the CAnadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
4/21/1970
Stan Melloy chairman continental Bank of Canada and chairman of Canada's chamber of commerce effect late sept /84
Stan Melloy chairman continental Bank of Canada and chairman of Canada's chamber of commerce effect late sept /84
9/10/1984
Dalton camp, writer-commentator on Canada's political scene, and former national president of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, reflects o(...)
Dalton camp, writer-commentator on Canada's political scene, and former national president of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, reflects o(...)
5/13/1968
Over easy. U.S. Olympic team member Doug Nordquist tied for third with Canada's Milt Ottey at 2.22 metres at Canada Day High Jump Competition at Nathan Phillips Square
Over easy. U.S. Olympic team member Doug Nordquist tied for third with Canada's Milt Ottey at 2.22 metres at Canada Day High Jump Competition at Nathan Phillips Square
7/2/1984
Canada's newest ice queen. Mississauga's Karen Preston is representing Canada at the world figure skating championships this week in Paris, where she (...)
Canada's newest ice queen. Mississauga's Karen Preston is representing Canada at the world figure skating championships this week in Paris, where she (...)
3/6/1989
Picture imperfect: Team Canada's players and coaches clown around as they line up for a photo after their Canada Cup Victory
Picture imperfect: Team Canada's players and coaches clown around as they line up for a photo after their Canada Cup Victory
9/17/1991
Sales bar: Paul Doyle, president of Gilbey Canada Inc., says punitive federal and provincial taxes are damaging Canada's liquor producers.
Sales bar: Paul Doyle, president of Gilbey Canada Inc., says punitive federal and provincial taxes are damaging Canada's liquor producers.
11/25/1982
In The Lead: BMW Canada chief Victor Doolan, left, accepts the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada's Car of the Year award from Alan McPhee, AJAC president.
In The Lead: BMW Canada chief Victor Doolan, left, accepts the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada's Car of the Year award from Alan McPhee, AJAC president.
2/12/1992
Robert C. Scrivener, president of Bell Canada, is nervous about Canada's economic prospects in 1972. He says he sees high unemployment and more inflation
Robert C. Scrivener, president of Bell Canada, is nervous about Canada's economic prospects in 1972. He says he sees high unemployment and more inflation
10/7/1971