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Talk about your hotrods . . . ! What is believed to be the world's largest heater-planer for re-levelling asphalt road surfaces started work this week on Roselawn Ave.; east of Dufferin. It was designed by Harvey Johnson; 38; of Johnson Road Builders; Cortland St.; Toronto. Driver; abofe; is Gordon Cane; chief mechanic. Heat waves can be seen at right from high-temperature heating element. The heated asphalt is then planed level without digging up and replacing whole existing surface. Savings are estimated at 50 per cent. Visits are scheduled by engineers from Sweden; Edmonton; Sudbury; Ottawa; Hamilton; and other Canadian and U.S. centres.

Picture, 1973
36 ounces of bear. Only four weeks old and weighing 18 ounces each; these bear cubs were presented to Riverdale zoo by Sudbury department of lands and forests officers who found them after their mother had been shot. Believed smallest in captivity.

Picture, 1961
Nothing stirs in this view of Inco's Copper Cliff smelter, usually a hive of activity

Picture, 1958
More work for uranium miners- A four-year secret comes to light

Picture, 1961
Algom's Quirke Mine is one of Elliot Lake producers working on $600,000,000 uranium contracts

Picture, 1957
The "Cooke" Presbyterian Church, Toronto

Picture, 1860
L. Rebanks and J. Fielding entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model

Picture, 1958
Souvenir of Cobalt "the silver city" : its mines and points of interest

eBook, 1906