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Against home

Against home

Date8/26/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Against home: Four hundred High Park residents packed City Hall council chambers last night; many angrily protesting the group home opening at 114 Inidan Rd. in October.
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
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_0011867F
Gas grievance: Members of Flamborough Residents Against Propane (FRAP) demonstrate against a company's proposal to build a propane transfer station in the township, northwest of Hamilton
Gas grievance: Members of Flamborough Residents Against Propane (FRAP) demonstrate against a company's proposal to build a propane transfer station in the township, northwest of Hamilton
11/3/1983
Store gets more than it bargained for, About 70 members of Women Against Violence Against Women group picketed a Harry Rosen men's wear shop on Bloor (...)
Store gets more than it bargained for, About 70 members of Women Against Violence Against Women group picketed a Harry Rosen men's wear shop on Bloor (...)
4/15/1978
Angry vintage: As guests sip Beaujolals Nouveau wine inside, members of the liqor board workers' Union protest against job cuts outside the renovated LCBO store on Queen's Quay yesterday
Angry vintage: As guests sip Beaujolals Nouveau wine inside, members of the liqor board workers' Union protest against job cuts outside the renovated LCBO store on Queen's Quay yesterday
11/19/1992
Seeking equality: Gays took protests against inaction on legal reforms to Attorney-General Howard Hampton's office recently
Seeking equality: Gays took protests against inaction on legal reforms to Attorney-General Howard Hampton's office recently
7/28/1992
About 450 protesters turn out at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday to rally against municipal tax increases
About 450 protesters turn out at Nathan Phillips Square yesterday to rally against municipal tax increases
4/9/1992
Sending a message: More than 4,000 disabled people and supporters pack Queen's Pack yesterday to protest against massive Ontario government cutbacks that are expected to hit at some care services
Sending a message: More than 4,000 disabled people and supporters pack Queen's Pack yesterday to protest against massive Ontario government cutbacks that are expected to hit at some care services
11/26/1992
Getting the message, Greenpeace signs against car pollutions greet motorists heading downtown on the Gardiner Expressway today. The environment group (...)
Getting the message, Greenpeace signs against car pollutions greet motorists heading downtown on the Gardiner Expressway today. The environment group (...)
6/10/1991
Against Violence: A protester is dragged away by Metro police during yesterday's demonstration at a Litton Systems plant to mark Internationl Women's Day
Against Violence: A protester is dragged away by Metro police during yesterday's demonstration at a Litton Systems plant to mark Internationl Women's Day
3/8/1991
Bundled against the cold, University of Toronto students protesting racial violence in Selma Ala
Bundled against the cold, University of Toronto students protesting racial violence in Selma Ala
3/11/1965
Sustenance against the cold weather during vigil outside the consulate is prepared on tiny stove by Bob Lackie and Kenneth Dent while Margaret Smith w(...)
Sustenance against the cold weather during vigil outside the consulate is prepared on tiny stove by Bob Lackie and Kenneth Dent while Margaret Smith w(...)
3/17/1965
The farmers jammed against Queen's Park steps after Eddie Sargent (L, Grey North) won an argument with police
The farmers jammed against Queen's Park steps after Eddie Sargent (L, Grey North) won an argument with police
4/5/1966
The 'M' got left behind, Union Station was alive with sign-carrying demonstrators this morning as more than 1,200 persons left for Ottawa to take part in protest march against the war in Viet Nam
The 'M' got left behind, Union Station was alive with sign-carrying demonstrators this morning as more than 1,200 persons left for Ottawa to take part in protest march against the war in Viet Nam
3/26/1966