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In all the ways that matter, The Heart's a Wonder, the new stage musical that opened in Toronto last night is a beauty, says Star critic Nathan Cohen.(...)
2/10/1971
Indian actor Chief Dan George, 72, is presented with a totem pole by Richard Jones, president of the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, at a cou(...)
11/1/1971
Indian artist Norman Knott, 33, one of Canada's best-know, visits Curve Lake Reserve art gallery where some of his works are displayed behind him. His(...)
6/15/1978
Indian boy called Pete encounters race prejudice in the series
5/15/1969
I never tire of this place, says Premier William Davis of his island cottage in Georgian Bay
6/20/1978
In his office being interviewed, millionaire landlord Phil Wynn told workmen, Watch what you say
12/6/1972
Injured convicts found inside Kingston Penitentiary after 500 convicts ended their rebellion yesterday are brought out by ambulance. One inmate was fo(...)
4/18/1971
In Kensington Market, a merchant gives Prime Minister Trudeau a slice of juicy watermelon, which he promptly ate
6/23/1971
Inside the Super Bowl with jock reporter Christie E11
1/10/1979
In sparkling form, former prime minister John Diefenbaker told the Empire Club today that detergent should be provided at House of Commons to launder (...)
3/9/1972
Insp. C. Wilkinson, Truthfulness questioned
9/28/1970
Inspector Blucher, Says Duke gave door prize
9/24/1970
Inspector Buchanan. Accused by Constable Samuel
1/6/1970
In the heart of Rosedale in castle-like home of Harris Henry Fudger, president of Simpsons for 30 years until his death in 1930 at the age of 79. He w(...)
8/15/1977
In the Lavish MPP's Lounge at Queen's Park, Mac Makarchuk (foreground) of NDP couldn't order liquor from the two uniformed stewards, even if he wished(...)
4/30/1971
Inventions could play a key part in Canada's industrial recovery, says Markham inventor Harold Humphrey.
10/21/1978
Iseler, Elmer
2/21/1973
It's a hard way to land when you tip a snow-mobile at high speed, as driver Bill Sakeris shows in this deliberate spill
1/3/1971
It's all over but the crying, and Argo halfback Leon McQuay, who fumbled the ball at Stampeders' 10-yard line to end Toronto's last scoring hope, covers his eyes
11/28/1971
It's a squeeze as Starship is loaded aboard the rail car at Big Chute on the Trent Canal system with just a quarter of a inch to spare on each side. [Incomplete]
6/20/1978
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