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Long way

Long way

Date6/22/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Long way: Toller Cranston has skated a long way: From one of his first on-ice appearances at age 7 (left) to an extravagant lifestyle that includes English setters and a 17-acre estate near Cobourg (above). He says he doesn't know how much he makes and spends it as fast as he can.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0040789F
      It's a long, long way to Tipperary
      It's a long, long way to Tipperary
      Unknown
      1915
      It's a long, long way down. Carrying a 40-pound balancing rod, Jay Cochrane (left) walks 287 feet along an almost invisible wire strung 490 feet up ye(...)
      It's a long, long way down. Carrying a 40-pound balancing rod, Jay Cochrane (left) walks 287 feet along an almost invisible wire strung 490 feet up ye(...)
      Cochrane, Jay, 1944-
      11/5/1975
      It's a long, long way down. Carrying a 40-pound balancing rod, Jay Cochrane (left) walks 287 feet along an almost invisible wire strung 490 feet up ye(...)
      It's a long, long way down. Carrying a 40-pound balancing rod, Jay Cochrane (left) walks 287 feet along an almost invisible wire strung 490 feet up ye(...)
      Cochrane, Jay, 1944-
      11/6/1975
      Cover features: title and composition information against a background of maple leaves and embl…
      I'll be a long, long way from home
      Miller, Howard
      1916
      Timothy Leary, high priest of LSD, in long white robes with gold braid down the front, confers with Allen Kamin, University of Toronto sociology student (right) on ways of getting tape-recorded sermon into Canada
      Timothy Leary, high priest of LSD, in long white robes with gold braid down the front, confers with Allen Kamin, University of Toronto sociology student (right) on ways of getting tape-recorded sermon into Canada
      Glynn, D.
      2/13/1967
      A long way to go-Orders that the march of 2,000 British Columbia relief camp strikers halt their march on Ottawa at Regina are being ignored as the ma(...)
      A long way to go-Orders that the march of 2,000 British Columbia relief camp strikers halt their march on Ottawa at Regina are being ignored as the ma(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      n.d.
      Newfoundland is a long way from anywhere, Seems to be the thought of the wags who set up this sign-post at the island's airport. Ready and waiting for(...)
      Newfoundland is a long way from anywhere, Seems to be the thought of the wags who set up this sign-post at the island's airport. Ready and waiting for(...)
      Canada. Canadian Army
      4/26/1941
      A long way from a Colonial
      A long way from a Colonial
      Allen, Peter
      2/13/1985
      Too scattered: Cohesive school-based child-care programs would go a long way in making it easier for mothers and children to get help
      Too scattered: Cohesive school-based child-care programs would go a long way in making it easier for mothers and children to get help
      Faught, Ken
      6/1/1985
      A wooden two-storey building with a roofed porch at ground level, a number of windows without g…
      Historic Building. Standing for many years at the foot of Bathurst St., this fine old house is being torn down to make way for a modern bakery. It was for a long while the harbor master's residence
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      1 January 1929
      As Doris Anderson found in researching 12 countries, women have achieved much in this century, but there's a long way to go, including in Canada
      As Doris Anderson found in researching 12 countries, women have achieved much in this century, but there's a long way to go, including in Canada
      Anderson, Doris
      11/19/1991
      A long way to go - Orders that the march of 2,000 British Columbia relief camp strikers halt their march on Ottawa at Regina are being ignored as the marchers make preparations to leave Regina
      A long way to go - Orders that the march of 2,000 British Columbia relief camp strikers halt their march on Ottawa at Regina are being ignored as the marchers make preparations to leave Regina
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      7/17/1935