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The best-kept secret of the summer was Harborfront Passage, a tiny segment of an 86-acre gift to the people of Toronto by the fed oral government. Her(...)
The best-kept secret of the summer was Harborfront Passage, a tiny segment of an 86-acre gift to the people of Toronto by the fed oral government. Her(...)

The best-kept secret of the summer was Harborfront Passage, a tiny segment of an 86-acre gift to the people of Toronto by the fed oral government. Her(...)

Date9/21/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: The best-kept secret of the summer was Harborfront Passage; a tiny segment of an 86-acre gift to the people of Toronto by the fed oral government. Here a couple strolls leisurely along the waterfront; which had been sealed from view by private enterprise for generations.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0112783F
    Harborfront '74, which eventually will be an 86-acre park along the lakeshore from Bathurst St
    Harborfront '74, which eventually will be an 86-acre park along the lakeshore from Bathurst St
    Spremo, Boris
    6/2/1974
    Tale of two . . . Above, crowded Pearson International Airport, below, a near empty Hamilton Airports, called Toronto's best kept secret
    Tale of two . . . Above, crowded Pearson International Airport, below, a near empty Hamilton Airports, called Toronto's best kept secret
    Stawicki, Andrew
    12/5/1988
    Harborfront passage, a 1.2-mile pathway along the waterfront, was opened last year when the budget for Harborfront was $250,000. Experts say the whole(...)
    Harborfront passage, a 1.2-mile pathway along the waterfront, was opened last year when the budget for Harborfront was $250,000. Experts say the whole(...)
    Goode, Jeff
    6/27/1973
    Some of them don't work: hippies are only a tiny segment of 1 in 8 Canadians below poverty line
    Some of them don't work: hippies are only a tiny segment of 1 in 8 Canadians below poverty line
    Griffin, Doug
    8/24/1967
    Soaking up the last rays, One of the warmest spots in Metro yesterday was Harborfront where Debora Martel put a few final touches on her summer tan
    Soaking up the last rays, One of the warmest spots in Metro yesterday was Harborfront where Debora Martel put a few final touches on her summer tan
    Spremo, Boris
    9/9/1986
    A patient pachyderm. Is this elephant camera-shy, or just showing her best side? Likely she's just patiently waiting to be fed at the Metro Zoo. She a(...)
    A patient pachyderm. Is this elephant camera-shy, or just showing her best side? Likely she's just patiently waiting to be fed at the Metro Zoo. She a(...)
    Loek, Dick
    6/21/1989
    Awaiting word: The refugee claim of Palestinian terroist Mahmoud Mohammad Issa Mohammad, left, must be kept secret to protect him and others, lawyer Mariys Edwardh argued yesterday
    Awaiting word: The refugee claim of Palestinian terroist Mahmoud Mohammad Issa Mohammad, left, must be kept secret to protect him and others, lawyer Mariys Edwardh argued yesterday
    Mohammad, Mahmoud Mohammad Issa
    8/21/1989
    R. V. Jones. Kept secret 38 years
    R. V. Jones. Kept secret 38 years
    Cooper, David
    9/26/1978
    George drew and bride. Wedding plans were kept secret
    George drew and bride. Wedding plans were kept secret
    Drew, George
    7/7/1966
    An alternative to pearson chaos? Hamilton Airport is well-kept secret
    An alternative to pearson chaos? Hamilton Airport is well-kept secret
    Cooper, David
    1/12/1984
    Soviet and South African journalists hindered social change in their countries by failing to challenge the status quo, says the editor of Toronto Life magazine. Reporters in countries under oppressive regimes mainly wrote whatever the government fed them,
    Soviet and South African journalists hindered social change in their countries by failing to challenge the status quo, says the editor of Toronto Life magazine. Reporters in countries under oppressive regimes mainly wrote whatever the government fed them,
    Beaty, Keith
    10/31/1991
    Electors of centre Toronto : why has Sir John Macdonald's government fed every insignificant place in Quebec and the maritime provinces ...
    Electors of centre Toronto : why has Sir John Macdonald's government fed every insignificant place in Quebec and the maritime provinces ...
    Kerr, James K.
    1891