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The New Helicopter of the Ontario Provincial Police takes off with four members of an Indian family stranded near Hudson Bay while others in the famil(...)

The New Helicopter of the Ontario Provincial Police takes off with four members of an Indian family stranded near Hudson Bay while others in the famil(...)

11/5/1974

The new look for posties, Postman David Dorge wears shorts on his route today, now that Postmaster-General Andre Ouellet has given them his approval f(...)

The new look for posties, Postman David Dorge wears shorts on his route today, now that Postmaster-General Andre Ouellet has given them his approval f(...)

7/5/1973

Newmarket group carries flag to civil war mock battle, Mike Koyan, Gordon Campbell and (back row, left to right) Bill Shaw and Dave Bookman run throug(...)

Newmarket group carries flag to civil war mock battle, Mike Koyan, Gordon Campbell and (back row, left to right) Bill Shaw and Dave Bookman run throug(...)

4/28/1987

Ninety-five today, internationally known naturalist Roy Ivor of Streetsville has cared for birds for 50 years in his sanctuary but now he says he's ne(...)

Ninety-five today, internationally known naturalist Roy Ivor of Streetsville has cared for birds for 50 years in his sanctuary but now he says he's ne(...)

1/2/1975

No. 6218 Puffs her way into retirement, Belching steam-and you don't hardly see that anymore-Canadian National's locomotive No. 6218 speeds through Me(...)

No. 6218 Puffs her way into retirement, Belching steam-and you don't hardly see that anymore-Canadian National's locomotive No. 6218 speeds through Me(...)

1/24/1971

Noise piped in through plumbing has Irene Maklary up in arms

Noise piped in through plumbing has Irene Maklary up in arms

4/11/1977

No middleman and no wages keep the price of meat down, Elizabeth Dorgo says in her butcher shop in Hornby, southwest of Brampton. She, her husband, Mi(...)

No middleman and no wages keep the price of meat down, Elizabeth Dorgo says in her butcher shop in Hornby, southwest of Brampton. She, her husband, Mi(...)

4/2/1973

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9/7/1970

Not to be outdone by Grey Cup fans from Calgary, who in the past have tended to ride horses into unusual places during the pre-game hoopla, easterner (...)

Not to be outdone by Grey Cup fans from Calgary, who in the past have tended to ride horses into unusual places during the pre-game hoopla, easterner (...)

11/27/1970

Observing water appreciation week, This week's been declared Water Appreciation Week in Chinguacousy Township-but young people have been appreciating (...)

Observing water appreciation week, This week's been declared Water Appreciation Week in Chinguacousy Township-but young people have been appreciating (...)

8/15/1972

O Canada, with the roar of jet engines incorporated into the tape, was played last night at a meeting of 2,000 residents of Stouffville who oppose the(...)

O Canada, with the roar of jet engines incorporated into the tape, was played last night at a meeting of 2,000 residents of Stouffville who oppose the(...)

2/13/1974

Off to a new job, Antonio Furtado kisses his wife goodby as six of their nine children look on

Off to a new job, Antonio Furtado kisses his wife goodby as six of their nine children look on

12/20/1975

Okay sign from 450-feet up. Riggers Fern Morin, left, and Emile Lebond, gave okay signs yesterday as they finished last foot of 450-foot incinerator c(...)

Okay sign from 450-feet up. Riggers Fern Morin, left, and Emile Lebond, gave okay signs yesterday as they finished last foot of 450-foot incinerator c(...)

6/7/1973

Okay sign from 450-feet up. Riggers Fern Morin, left, and Emile Lebond, gave okay signs yesterday as they finished last foot of 450-foot incinerator c(...)

Okay sign from 450-feet up. Riggers Fern Morin, left, and Emile Lebond, gave okay signs yesterday as they finished last foot of 450-foot incinerator c(...)

6/7/1973

The old and the new. A 150-year-old log cabine owned by the Sentinel Rover crew of Port Credit contrasts with apartment building being built. Cabin was moved from Peterborough

The old and the new. A 150-year-old log cabine owned by the Sentinel Rover crew of Port Credit contrasts with apartment building being built. Cabin was moved from Peterborough

3/27/1972

Old-fashioned country store in Ballinafad, a village of 200 persons 10 miles north of Georgetown, has so many items for sale there's barely room for M(...)

Old-fashioned country store in Ballinafad, a village of 200 persons 10 miles north of Georgetown, has so many items for sale there's barely room for M(...)

7/8/1971

One of the Patrons of Erindale's Winding Trail Bird Sanctuary, a Northern Hawk, perches on wrist of 91-year-old naturalist Ray Ivor as he sits outside(...)

One of the Patrons of Erindale's Winding Trail Bird Sanctuary, a Northern Hawk, perches on wrist of 91-year-old naturalist Ray Ivor as he sits outside(...)

7/6/1971

One wrong move could have been fatal to Marion Niewada, who was working on a scaffold that stuck 400 feet up the Simpson Tower at Queen and Bay Sts

One wrong move could have been fatal to Marion Niewada, who was working on a scaffold that stuck 400 feet up the Simpson Tower at Queen and Bay Sts

12/29/1969

Ontario motor league head office on Carlton St. is a brighter place since systems planner Alan Fergus, with son and daughter, Paul and Shawn, redecorated it. His wife and son and daughter-in-law also took part in teh $50,000 six-month project.

Ontario motor league head office on Carlton St. is a brighter place since systems planner Alan Fergus, with son and daughter, Paul and Shawn, redecorated it. His wife and son and daughter-in-law also took part in teh $50,000 six-month project.

5/17/1977