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Lesley Price grandma maple Kortnight Centre
Lesley Price grandma maple Kortnight Centre

Lesley Price grandma maple Kortnight Centre

Date3/2/1995
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lesley Price grandma maple Kortnight Centre
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0009409F
High prices and new methods for maple syrup production have turned a cottage industry into an important business, but it may be ruined by bugs and pollution, expert say
High prices and new methods for maple syrup production have turned a cottage industry into an important business, but it may be ruined by bugs and pollution, expert say
3/2/1982
How sweet it is, It's maple syrup time at Mountsberg Wildlife Center and until April 16, the centre offers such treats as a horse-drawn rides through (...)
How sweet it is, It's maple syrup time at Mountsberg Wildlife Center and until April 16, the centre offers such treats as a horse-drawn rides through (...)
3/14/1990
It's maple syrup time again, Taping a maple tree in the Albion Hills Conversation Area yesterday, 12-year-old Marni Hamilton of Glen View Senior Schoo(...)
It's maple syrup time again, Taping a maple tree in the Albion Hills Conversation Area yesterday, 12-year-old Marni Hamilton of Glen View Senior Schoo(...)
3/12/1971
Springtime taste is always maple sweet, Laura Baker and Michael Taylor, Grade 2 pupils at E
Springtime taste is always maple sweet, Laura Baker and Michael Taylor, Grade 2 pupils at E
3/14/1988
The sap is sweet, School tours at Purple Woods conservation area, until April 13, show children maple sugar production
The sap is sweet, School tours at Purple Woods conservation area, until April 13, show children maple sugar production
3/28/1989
Sap's running, Sheila Robertson demonstrates pioneer methods of making maple syrup at the Kortright Conservation Area, on Pine Valley Dr. south of Maj(...)
Sap's running, Sheila Robertson demonstrates pioneer methods of making maple syrup at the Kortright Conservation Area, on Pine Valley Dr. south of Maj(...)
3/11/1991
How long? Families like this one gathering maple sap every spring in Quebec and Ontario may see the trees disappear if governments ignore acid rain effects, producers say
How long? Families like this one gathering maple sap every spring in Quebec and Ontario may see the trees disappear if governments ignore acid rain effects, producers say
3/25/1984
Making maple syrup native style, Tiffany Fesiuk, 7, of Ancaster, discovered how native Indians made syrup during a visit to Crawford Lake Indian Villa(...)
Making maple syrup native style, Tiffany Fesiuk, 7, of Ancaster, discovered how native Indians made syrup during a visit to Crawford Lake Indian Villa(...)
3/20/1989
Sugaring Time is upon us and Andrew Wernarrt can't wait to try the maple sap and the sugar and syrup to come
Sugaring Time is upon us and Andrew Wernarrt can't wait to try the maple sap and the sugar and syrup to come
3/30/1977
Tasting the Sweetness of Spring, The sap is beginning to run in maple trees, so Keith Horton began taping Saturday on his tree farm near Stouffville a(...)
Tasting the Sweetness of Spring, The sap is beginning to run in maple trees, so Keith Horton began taping Saturday on his tree farm near Stouffville a(...)
3/4/1975
Taste maple syrup at Black Creek Pioneer Village
Taste maple syrup at Black Creek Pioneer Village
3/13/1977
The Taste of Maple Syrup is even better than the aroma, 6-year-old Joanne MacLanders of Cuelph and her brothers Dean, 8, and Neal, 10, decide as they (...)
The Taste of Maple Syrup is even better than the aroma, 6-year-old Joanne MacLanders of Cuelph and her brothers Dean, 8, and Neal, 10, decide as they (...)
3/25/1973