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Sun Power: Lalith Gunaratne sees enormous potential for good in solar panels.
Sun Power: Lalith Gunaratne sees enormous potential for good in solar panels.

Sun Power: Lalith Gunaratne sees enormous potential for good in solar panels.

Date8/7/1989
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      ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0128031F
      Townhouses with solar panels under construction, off Dixie Road north of Highway 7. Brampton, Ontario
      Townhouses with solar panels under construction, off Dixie Road north of Highway 7. Brampton, Ontario
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      12/5/1981
      Under Cover: Mechanical engineering student student Paul Yeh, 24, is almost hidden by the solar panels of his 380-watt fibreglass car, which took a year to build
      Under Cover: Mechanical engineering student student Paul Yeh, 24, is almost hidden by the solar panels of his 380-watt fibreglass car, which took a year to build
      Andrew, Cindy
      8/9/1989
      Hiding the modern: Master woodworker Derek Maw demonstrates sliding pine panels that he ingeniously built in the living room to hide the television
      Hiding the modern: Master woodworker Derek Maw demonstrates sliding pine panels that he ingeniously built in the living room to hide the television
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      2/7/1990
      Ravaged by time: Bill Barber, curator of the Peel Museum, examines one of the three panels of the historic Meadowvale mural, painted by Fred Haines, which depicts the Mississauga Indians on the Credit River.
      Ravaged by time: Bill Barber, curator of the Peel Museum, examines one of the three panels of the historic Meadowvale mural, painted by Fred Haines, which depicts the Mississauga Indians on the Credit River.
      Calleja, Frank
      8/1/1980
      Ontario marble was used in the new wing of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, being utilized in the floor, steps, pillars and decorative panels illustrated in this picture
      Ontario marble was used in the new wing of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, being utilized in the floor, steps, pillars and decorative panels illustrated in this picture
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      12/24/1932
      Folding Homes: Technology in Freedom 2000 construction allows panels to be shipped flat and raised by crane at the housing site
      Folding Homes: Technology in Freedom 2000 construction allows panels to be shipped flat and raised by crane at the housing site
      Bull, Ron
      4/4/1990
      Picture worth 1,000 watts: Entrepreneur Gord Hamilton of Thornhill holds one of the radiant heat panels he uses in the art works behind him.
      Picture worth 1,000 watts: Entrepreneur Gord Hamilton of Thornhill holds one of the radiant heat panels he uses in the art works behind him.
      Russell, Jim
      12/31/1985
      A shot of only one panel doesn't do justice to Norval Morrisseau's enormous six-part painting at the Pollock Gallery
      A shot of only one panel doesn't do justice to Norval Morrisseau's enormous six-part painting at the Pollock Gallery
      Loek, Dick
      8/28/1977
      On the job: Binh Tran Installs small panels on a door pillar of a LH series car at Chrysler's state-of-the art Bramalea facility on Williams Parkway
      On the job: Binh Tran Installs small panels on a door pillar of a LH series car at Chrysler's state-of-the art Bramalea facility on Williams Parkway
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      2/22/1993
      Complete Instrument panels and steering columns are installed as a unit, using the Canadian arm, s specialized hoist which was developed in Oshawa
      Complete Instrument panels and steering columns are installed as a unit, using the Canadian arm, s specialized hoist which was developed in Oshawa
      Stawicki, Andrew
      2/22/1988
      Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
      Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
      Irish, Paul
      1/19/1993
      Way out: David Burnett, seen with panels from Lynn Donaghue's Four Tradesmen, will soon be leaving the Art Gallery of Ontario.
      Way out: David Burnett, seen with panels from Lynn Donaghue's Four Tradesmen, will soon be leaving the Art Gallery of Ontario.
      Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
      8/29/1984