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Bud Andrews, the man who'll supervise the spending of a billion dollars on the Metro Centre project on the waterfront, looks through the project's imp(...)
Bud Andrews, the man who'll supervise the spending of a billion dollars on the Metro Centre project on the waterfront, looks through the project's imp(...)

Bud Andrews, the man who'll supervise the spending of a billion dollars on the Metro Centre project on the waterfront, looks through the project's imp(...)

Date12/15/1971
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  • Bud Andrews, the man who'll supervise the spending of a billion dollars on the Metro Centre project on the waterfront, looks through the project's imp(...)
  • Bud Andrews, the man who'll supervise the spending of a billion dollars on the Metro Centre project on the waterfront, looks through the project's impressive symbol. Andrews also supervised the construction of Habitat at Expo 67 and North York's Flemingdon Park project.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bud Andrews, the man who'll supervise the spending of a billion dollars on the Metro Centre project on the waterfront, looks through the project's impressive symbol. Andrews also supervised the construction of Habitat at Expo 67 and North York's Flemingdon Park project.
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      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029456F
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