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Indians - Canada - Tribes - Six Nations
7/13/1973
In helpless hopeless despair for three years, Bertram Proulx, 24, who thought permanently crippled by a car accident, is expected to walk again, thank(...)
11/14/1967
In High Park, the Queen learns how brooms were made in the 19th century in a demonstration of crafts arranged by representatives of Black Creek Pionee(...)
6/26/1973
Injured striker Keith Chowan, 19, a shipper at the Dare Food plant in Kitchener, is helped to an ambulance after he was struck on the head by a rock a(...)
6/6/1972
Injured when a bank robber was blown to bits by his own bomb, Constable Don Milliard sits in a Kenora street, comforted by Constable Ken Richardson an(...)
5/10/1973
In Kensington Market, a merchant gives Prime Minister Trudeau a slice of juicy watermelon, which he promptly ate
6/23/1971
Inspector Wilf Patey, stays on the job last night at the Toronto Humane Society after being hit on forehead by a rock
9/19/1973
Insulting the Prime Minister is an undeniable right of democracy, Michel Chartrand avows
3/25/1970
International celebration. Let's all in, that's the theme at International Students' centre, U of T, when they produced three large birthday cakes to (...)
6/30/1967
In the first such program, a prison work gang from Barrie Jail's Camp Hillsdale tackles ice and snow-clearing at one of the city's bus stops. More gan(...)
3/7/1978
In The Kingston Station, the three children of Mayor George Speal wear tercentenary costumes to welcome the Queen
6/27/1973
Inuit - 1977
8/28/1977
Inuit - 1977
8/26/1977
Inuit - 1977
8/26/1977
An invitation back to celebrate his 100th birthday was issued to 200 cheering guests Saturday night by Senator Arthur Roebuck as he blew out candles o(...)
2/24/1968
Irving Layton. He is ready and waiting.
1/1/1971
The isolated farmhouse where the four Field children were held hostage for 23 hours was searched for clues yesterday after three of the children were (...)
1/22/1975
Italy's Aldo Moro. Almost mobbed by 1,000
10/13/1969
It held up
10/9/1969
It's a gruesome Gryllotalpidan, But it's better known as a mole cricket, and a Diamond cabbie made quite a find when he encountered it on his sleeve i(...)
6/23/1986
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