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Who has the right of way?, A small paddle boat dwarled by the bow of the HMCS Haida yesterday isn't really in danger of being run down by the famous W(...)
Who has the right of way?, A small paddle boat dwarled by the bow of the HMCS Haida yesterday isn't really in danger of being run down by the famous W(...)

Who has the right of way?, A small paddle boat dwarled by the bow of the HMCS Haida yesterday isn't really in danger of being run down by the famous W(...)

Date8/25/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Who has the right of way?; A small paddle boat dwarled by the bow of the HMCS Haida yesterday isn't really in danger of being run down by the famous World War II destroyer because the Haida's docked permanently at Ontario Place and doesn't move. The Haida; decommissioned in 1963; is now a marine museum and a summer training ship.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0010373F
Using a bosun's chair, Sea Cadet David Eadie goes over the side of the destroyer HMCS Haida, moored at Ontario Place, to check the bow for rust spots.(...)
Using a bosun's chair, Sea Cadet David Eadie goes over the side of the destroyer HMCS Haida, moored at Ontario Place, to check the bow for rust spots.(...)
7/22/1975
Gulf Veteran: HMCS Terra Nova, shown in file photo, was to arrive in Toronto this morning to a gun salute from HMCS Haida at Ontario Place
Gulf Veteran: HMCS Terra Nova, shown in file photo, was to arrive in Toronto this morning to a gun salute from HMCS Haida at Ontario Place
7/23/1991
A Man ought to be able to look upon the face of his enemy, said Heinz Birke (right), so he paid a visit to HMCS Haida
A Man ought to be able to look upon the face of his enemy, said Heinz Birke (right), so he paid a visit to HMCS Haida
4/24/1968
Formal call on the Haida, A Haida Indian canoe made in British Columbia carries Shaman-Chief Kitpou of the Algonquins to the destroyer HMCS Haida yest(...)
Formal call on the Haida, A Haida Indian canoe made in British Columbia carries Shaman-Chief Kitpou of the Algonquins to the destroyer HMCS Haida yest(...)
8/6/1972
Salute to the Navy's Dead, Rifles sound a salute during The Last Post in the naval remembrance service yesterday at HMCS Haida, moored at Ontario Plac(...)
Salute to the Navy's Dead, Rifles sound a salute during The Last Post in the naval remembrance service yesterday at HMCS Haida, moored at Ontario Plac(...)
10/21/1973
Wreath of remembrance, Memorial wreath floats on the waters of Toronto harbor after service yesterday aboard HMCS Haida to mark the 22nd anniversary o(...)
Wreath of remembrance, Memorial wreath floats on the waters of Toronto harbor after service yesterday aboard HMCS Haida to mark the 22nd anniversary o(...)
4/29/1966
Land-To-Shore transfer is demonstrated by Cadet Dave Swartz, 15, of Woodstock, during exercise by 49 graduating boatswains yesterday aboard HMCS Haida
Land-To-Shore transfer is demonstrated by Cadet Dave Swartz, 15, of Woodstock, during exercise by 49 graduating boatswains yesterday aboard HMCS Haida
8/22/1975
Christmas atop the Haida, Christmas trees are all over town, including the very top of the topmast of the HMCS Haida, a retired destroyer moored off O(...)
Christmas atop the Haida, Christmas trees are all over town, including the very top of the topmast of the HMCS Haida, a retired destroyer moored off O(...)
12/21/1971
Small boats flank the HMCS Terra Nova as it arrives in Toronto harbor today
Small boats flank the HMCS Terra Nova as it arrives in Toronto harbor today
8/12/1991
destroyer HMCS Haida
destroyer HMCS Haida
5/18/1980
She's a destroyer captain--for a day, Lorraine Thomas of Oakville is captain for a day of destroyer, HMCS Haida
She's a destroyer captain--for a day, Lorraine Thomas of Oakville is captain for a day of destroyer, HMCS Haida
7/9/1976
On HMCS Haida, the retired Canadian destroyer, Lieut, Frank Stockwell points to names of five babies engraved on bell
On HMCS Haida, the retired Canadian destroyer, Lieut, Frank Stockwell points to names of five babies engraved on bell
9/17/1971