Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
A Million Dollars wouldn't buy my dog
A Million Dollars wouldn't buy my dog

A Million Dollars wouldn't buy my dog

Date8/31/1972
Names
(photographer)
Format
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: A Million Dollars wouldn't buy my dog. Clarence Bud Nolan of Dundas St. W. says of Rhoda; his 7 1/2 month-old St. Bernard; who saved his life last night. Nolan fell; hit his head and fell unconscious into the Humber River. The dog apparently jumped in after him; grabbed him and pulled him to the shore.
Subject
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0009145F
Illustration of rolls and stacks of various belting
If you want to save your dollars buy your belting from N. Smith
1909
Avtar Singh: He and his brothers had a few hundred dollars among them when they came to Canada. Now, they control a grocery chain worth millions.
Avtar Singh: He and his brothers had a few hundred dollars among them when they came to Canada. Now, they control a grocery chain worth millions.
8/1/1989
Gordon Hurlburt, appointed to the Toronto Transit Commission last May, believes Metro could save millions of dollars in building the Yong St
Gordon Hurlburt, appointed to the Toronto Transit Commission last May, believes Metro could save millions of dollars in building the Yong St
10/29/1970
Big money, The Toronto Dominion Bank wants 436 million dollars to give up its lease on this branch
Big money, The Toronto Dominion Bank wants 436 million dollars to give up its lease on this branch
5/28/1984
A Million Dollars, was left by Mrs. Mary Martin, Oakville, who died last Dec. 23. Mailing a letter on her estate is Sidney Bennett, who now takes care(...)
A Million Dollars, was left by Mrs. Mary Martin, Oakville, who died last Dec. 23. Mailing a letter on her estate is Sidney Bennett, who now takes care(...)
2/17/1944
Organized crime in Metro is big business, police say, with revenues running into hundreds of millions of dollars a year
Organized crime in Metro is big business, police say, with revenues running into hundreds of millions of dollars a year
9/26/1975
Traders at work juggle millions of dollars worth of currencies as they arrange deals for customers with counterparts around the world. These men, at t(...)
Traders at work juggle millions of dollars worth of currencies as they arrange deals for customers with counterparts around the world. These men, at t(...)
8/19/1971
Bakery plant sold for half-million dollars
Bakery plant sold for half-million dollars
1/3/1929
Gibson House may have historical value to North York, but it's certainly not worth sending half a million dollars to convert it into a museum, says Co(...)
Gibson House may have historical value to North York, but it's certainly not worth sending half a million dollars to convert it into a museum, says Co(...)
3/13/1970
Brunner Mond plant, shown here, cost millions of dollars to build
Brunner Mond plant, shown here, cost millions of dollars to build
10/8/1946
Rita Burns: Clairvoyant claims her advice to businessman was worth millions of dollars
Rita Burns: Clairvoyant claims her advice to businessman was worth millions of dollars
9/26/1983
Critic of closing act: Businessman Paul Magder says Retail Business Holiday Act, which requires stores to close on holidays, is costing business millions of dollars and causing a great amount of unemployment
Critic of closing act: Businessman Paul Magder says Retail Business Holiday Act, which requires stores to close on holidays, is costing business millions of dollars and causing a great amount of unemployment
10/27/1981