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Toronto's size is beginning to create problems; write Sarnia engineer David Bell; and one of the things we can do about it is to relocate in smaller communities some of the industry that attracts people to the city. The Ontario government could lead the way. Mr. Bell suggests; by creating a new provincial capital city.

Griffin, Doug

Picture, 1966

New Candel works old one torn down

[unknown]

Picture, 1912

Back to nature: Warren Laybolt reaches out to feed a friendly nut hatch during an outing to the F.W.R. Dickson Wilderness Area. The 12-year-old Sarnia boy is one of 47 children attending camp Trillium near Paris, Ont. The program, for children with cancer, was launched as a summer day camp in 1984 in London by 26-year-old medical ethics student John Maher.

Eglinton, Rick

Picture, 1987

Showing corner of no 401 the earliest oil tank west of Toronto

[unknown]

Picture, 1912

[unknown]

Picture, 1912

A very young War Baby is this sheet of synthetic rubber that isbeing cut by a worker. A Canadian government firm; the Polymer Corp.; has broken ground near Sarnia; Ont.; for a $40;000;000 plant to make synthetic rubber with the expectation of eventual annual production of about 40;000 tons.

O E M

Picture, 1942

Oil tankers air barrels to the refilled.

[unknown]

Picture, 1912

Dominion Alloy Steel Corporation Ltd. Sarnia. Ont.

[unknown]

Picture, 1924

New officers of Imperial Oil Co

[unknown]

Picture, 1912

Oil pact brings joy to Sarnia sheik. Mixed blessings: Charles Fairbanks Jr.; one of Ontario's few remaining oil producers; will see his $300;000-a-year revenue jump to about $700;000 by 1986 under the Ottawa-Alberta energy agreement. But he's not exactly jumping for joy because the federal government has slapped extra taxes on it.

Loek, Dick

Picture, 1981

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