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ROCK FESTIVALS Some very relaxed spectators at Mosport during the Canada Jam rock festival.

1978

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ROCK FESTIVALS Some very relaxed spectators at Mosport during the Canada Jam rock festival.

1957

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CNE GRANDSTAND SHOW JULY 30, 1957 -- JUST 3 WEEKS TO GO BEFORE OPENING SHOW -- Fifty gorgeous girls highkick their way through practice session for grandstand show which opens in three weeks. The Canadettes wear costumes of satin latex and nylon net as Midge Arthur, choreographer and wife of Jack Arthur, show's producer, shows them how NOT to dance. Photo by Harry McLorinan / The Globe and Mail Originally published July 31, 1957, page A7.

1971

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SANTA CLAUS PARADE 1971 Toronto

BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS FOOTBALL TEAM BC LIONS' GUARD ROB SMITH TRIES TO BEAT THE HEAT AT THE SKYDOME LAST NIGHT BY PUTTING AN ICE BAG ON HIS HEAD. THE LIONS PUT THE HEAT ON THE TORONTO ARGONAUTS, BEATING THEM 40-27.

1993

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BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS FOOTBALL TEAM BC LIONS' GUARD ROB SMITH TRIES TO BEAT THE HEAT AT THE SKYDOME LAST NIGHT BY PUTTING AN ICE BAG ON HIS HEAD. THE LIONS PUT THE HEAT ON THE TORONTO ARGONAUTS, BEATING THEM 40-27.

1965

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HOCKEY Stanley Cup 1965 Toronto Maple Leafs defeat Montreal Canadiens 3-2

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