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Rick Hansen: Man in Motion says disabled deserve to be recognized as athletes
Rick Hansen: Man in Motion says disabled deserve to be recognized as athletes

Rick Hansen: Man in Motion says disabled deserve to be recognized as athletes

Date11/6/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rick Hansen: Man in Motion says disabled deserve to be recognized as athletes.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0052928F
      Heading the list of wheelchair athletes is Rick Hansen, 26, of Vancouver, who last year set a world's best time of 1
      Heading the list of wheelchair athletes is Rick Hansen, 26, of Vancouver, who last year set a world's best time of 1
      Cooper, David
      6/26/1984
      After watching the athletes at the Olympics for the disabled, I had to put on my sunglasses to hide the tears, says reader Dorothy Kaka. Canadian and (...)
      After watching the athletes at the Olympics for the disabled, I had to put on my sunglasses to hide the tears, says reader Dorothy Kaka. Canadian and (...)
      Mahler, John
      8/6/1976
      Rick Hansen: The 'man in motion' at the end of his round-the-world journey in a wheelchair
      Rick Hansen: The 'man in motion' at the end of his round-the-world journey in a wheelchair
      Hansen, Rick, 1957-
      8/24/1986
      Man in Motion Rick Hansen
      Man in Motion Rick Hansen
      Hansen, Rick, 1957-
      8/27/1986
      Hot wheels and true grit, Ontario's top disabled athletes, including (from left) Jason Gauld, Jeremy Ein and Keith Bretell, will compete at this week's Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled
      Hot wheels and true grit, Ontario's top disabled athletes, including (from left) Jason Gauld, Jeremy Ein and Keith Bretell, will compete at this week's Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled
      Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled (Programme)
      6/29/1987
      On his way: Wheelchair athlete Dan Alton, crossing Canada to raise money for disabled athletes, stopped at City Hall yesterday to receive a plaque from Mayor Eggleton
      On his way: Wheelchair athlete Dan Alton, crossing Canada to raise money for disabled athletes, stopped at City Hall yesterday to receive a plaque from Mayor Eggleton
      Altan, Dan
      6/22/1982
      Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
      Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
      Bock, Tony
      7/1/1990
      Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
      Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
      Bock, Tony
      7/9/1990
      Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
      Athletes held nothing back last weekend in the Ontario Games for the Disabled
      Bock, Tony
      7/9/1990
      Disabled athletes
      Disabled athletes
      Ontario Games for the Physically Disabled (Programme)
      6/23/1987
      Boycott will hurt athletes: Scarborough Optimist coach Charlie Francis says athletes, such as his prize pupil Angella Taylor, will be the ones who are hurt if Canada boycotts the Moscow Olympics
      Boycott will hurt athletes: Scarborough Optimist coach Charlie Francis says athletes, such as his prize pupil Angella Taylor, will be the ones who are hurt if Canada boycotts the Moscow Olympics
      Francis, Charlie, 1948-2010
      4/8/1980
      $1 million for Hansen: Man in Motion gets big boost
      $1 million for Hansen: Man in Motion gets big boost
      Hansen, Rick, 1957-
      8/25/1986