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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

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

Date11/28/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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.
Country:Canada
Building, monument or park:Metro Zoo
City, town or township:Toronto
Neighbourhood:Upper Rouge
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0011456F
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
12/11/1992
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
8/17/1990
Metro Greeks say no to arms aid, Members of Metro's Greek Canadian community carried placards yesterday protesting the White House's proposed near-doubling of arms aid to Turkey
Metro Greeks say no to arms aid, Members of Metro's Greek Canadian community carried placards yesterday protesting the White House's proposed near-doubling of arms aid to Turkey
3/20/1983
A Metro police officer stands watch as demonstrators protest last night outside the Constellation Hotel where Prime Minister Brian Mulroney addressed a Conservative dinner
A Metro police officer stands watch as demonstrators protest last night outside the Constellation Hotel where Prime Minister Brian Mulroney addressed a Conservative dinner
3/3/1993
The lifestyle: This Whitevale home is typical of the type of lovely old Canadiana farmhouse which will be affected by the proposed airport site near Pickering
The lifestyle: This Whitevale home is typical of the type of lovely old Canadiana farmhouse which will be affected by the proposed airport site near Pickering
5/4/1972
Protesting proposed dump in Caledon
Protesting proposed dump in Caledon
11/24/1994
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
7/24/1992
Up in arms: Dump truck drivers protesting unpaid wages yesterday block an Etobicoke site from which they hauled excavated material
Up in arms: Dump truck drivers protesting unpaid wages yesterday block an Etobicoke site from which they hauled excavated material
5/12/1992
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
11/12/1990
Up in arms: Halton Hills residents descended on Queen's Park yesterday with an effigy of Environment Minister James Bradley to protest a proposal to use an Action-area quarry as a garbage dump
Up in arms: Halton Hills residents descended on Queen's Park yesterday with an effigy of Environment Minister James Bradley to protest a proposal to use an Action-area quarry as a garbage dump
11/9/1988
A class protest: Up to 10,000 teachers may lose their jobs by 1985 and the question is: Should competence or seniority be the test?
A class protest: Up to 10,000 teachers may lose their jobs by 1985 and the question is: Should competence or seniority be the test?
9/2/1979
It is impossible to get a comparable property anywhere around for the money we've been offered, says Gordon Auld, 81, who lives on Brock Rd. outside B(...)
It is impossible to get a comparable property anywhere around for the money we've been offered, says Gordon Auld, 81, who lives on Brock Rd. outside B(...)
3/13/1974