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Ban-the-dump

Ban-the-dump

Date7/14/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ban-the-dump: Stouffville resident Carl Insley with 9-month-old Brendan on his back was among the pickets at a meeting between the town council and residents calling for the 185-acre dump to be closed. The townspeople say the dump is polluting their water Stouffville (Ont.)
GeographyCity, town, townshipWhitchurch-Stouffville
GeographyRegion or DistrictYork (Ont. : Regional municipality)
GeographyProvince stateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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Photographs
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0011452F
Smoking Ban
Smoking Ban
Faught, Ken
3/24/1997
Bag protest: A group of federal government employees, some wearing paper bags, demonstrated yesterday against a law that bans civil servants from campaigning in elections
Bag protest: A group of federal government employees, some wearing paper bags, demonstrated yesterday against a law that bans civil servants from campaigning in elections
Bull, Ron
8/4/1984
Smoking ban protest City Hall
Smoking ban protest City Hall
Faught, Ken
3/24/1997
Smoking ban protest City Hall
Smoking ban protest City Hall
Faught, Ken
3/24/1997
Reaction against French President de Gaulle's ban of all arms sales to Israel spread as far as Toronto, where these students staged demonstrations outside the French consulate
Reaction against French President de Gaulle's ban of all arms sales to Israel spread as far as Toronto, where these students staged demonstrations outside the French consulate
Dinsmore, Ted
1/17/1969
No way: Above, Marmora dump opponents Glen Caverly, left, and Dwayne Welch at proposed site
No way: Above, Marmora dump opponents Glen Caverly, left, and Dwayne Welch at proposed site
Goode, Jeff
8/17/1990
Deadly deal: The back of a pickup truck serves as a grave site in last night's convoy protesting a new dump in King and Vaughn townships
Deadly deal: The back of a pickup truck serves as a grave site in last night's convoy protesting a new dump in King and Vaughn townships
Stawicki, Andrew
7/24/1992
Too many licenses, Truckers say, Their boxes up, dump trucks surround Queen's Park today as about 150 drivers picketed to protest recent regulations t(...)
Too many licenses, Truckers say, Their boxes up, dump trucks surround Queen's Park today as about 150 drivers picketed to protest recent regulations t(...)
Spremo, Boris
1/31/1975
Worried resident: Carol DeGeer, who lives on the proposed dump site north of Metro zoo, stands near the home she may lose if Metro Toronto approves location
Worried resident: Carol DeGeer, who lives on the proposed dump site north of Metro zoo, stands near the home she may lose if Metro Toronto approves location
Russell, Jim
11/28/1989
Prayers answered: Tony Haden, a Whitevale resident for almost 40 years, said he prayed for a dump not to be developed next to the village
Prayers answered: Tony Haden, a Whitevale resident for almost 40 years, said he prayed for a dump not to be developed next to the village
Irish, Paul
11/12/1990
Strong message: Residents of Pickering and Markham join their mayors yesterday at the Mark-ham-Pickering Town Line, south of Highway 7, to launch a campaign to fight proposed dump sites
Strong message: Residents of Pickering and Markham join their mayors yesterday at the Mark-ham-Pickering Town Line, south of Highway 7, to launch a campaign to fight proposed dump sites
Lautens, Richard
12/11/1992
Dump protest
Dump protest
Mahler, John
8/9/1981