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Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Misc (1983)

Picture, 1983

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Picture, 1911

Happy motoring: General Motors of Canada's south plant is back on a two-shift operation. The company; which employs over 17;000 people; is rebounding from a $71.7-million loss in 1982.

Picture, 1983

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Misc (1983)

Picture, 1983

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Picture, 1911

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Picture, 1911

Row upon row of cars await a hoped-for sales pickup at General Motors' Oshawa plant; where assembly lines were silent last week to trim production. U.S. authorities complain Canada gets off lightly in continent-wide layoffs. Ottawa fears shutdowns will be chronic if Canadian auto industry's protection is weakened.

Picture, 1970

Oshawa Memorial Pk McLaughlin Bandshell

Picture, 1983

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Assembly Line and Autos

Picture, 1993

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Picture, 1911

Waiting or a speeding bus?, Dispensing with a car, Oshawa Police Constable Fred Johns sets up shop at a bus stop on Bond St. E. with a folding chair, a 12-volt car battery and a new type of hand-held radar the force is trying out to see what uses it's suited to.

Picture, 1975

Lunch beside the line saves time for GM assembly workers. Picnic tables are one place to spend their 42-minute lunch periods and two 10-minute shift breaks. There's also a company cafeteria.

Picture, 1973

Back in 1904; the McLaughlin Carriage Co. used hand tools to turn out cars at the rate of one a week. Now they roll off the line at rate of 55 an hour.

Picture, 1954

Final scrutiny: Part-time volunteer Suzanne VanDriel prepares a painting by Pegi Nicol MacLeod for the exhibit this month at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa. Entitled Self-portrait with begonia; the work is one of more than 1;000 the artist painted. Fifth on display; half are the gallery's; purchased mostly by director Joan Murray.

Picture, 1983

End of the line. The last Pontiac 6000 made by General Motors of Canada at its Oshawa plant is driven off the line yesterday by TomYoung; 61; who will retire in August. A total of 1;541;882 Pontiac and other so-called A-cars have been made in Oshawa since 1982. Almost 5;900 workers will be laid off for five months before production of a new Chevrolet sedan begins. The new family of cars is code-named W or GM-10 cars.

Picture, 1988

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Picture, 1911

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Camp X

Picture, 1997

For the first time, Durham Regional Police headquarters will be able to communicate by radio with all of the 287 officers on its staff across the region when its new $502,000 radio system goes into operation 5 a.m. Monday. Sgt. Bob Jarvest tests system at police headquarters in Oshawa. It will be manned round the clock by eight officers and civilan dispatchers to handle emergency calls, Jarvest said.

Picture, 1976

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Assembly Line and Autos

Picture, 1982

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Physical Plant

Picture, 1981

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Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Misc (1983)

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Happy motoring: General Motors of Canada's south plant is back on a two-shift operation. The company; which employs over 17;000 people; is rebounding from a $71.7-million loss in 1982.

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Misc (1983)

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Oshawa Memorial Pk McLaughlin Bandshell

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Assembly Line and Autos

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Waiting or a speeding bus?, Dispensing with a car, Oshawa Police Constable Fred Johns sets up shop at a bus stop on Bond St. E. with a folding chair, a 12-volt car battery and a new type of hand-held radar the force is trying out to see what uses it's suited to.

Lunch beside the line saves time for GM assembly workers. Picnic tables are one place to spend their 42-minute lunch periods and two 10-minute shift breaks. There's also a company cafeteria.

Back in 1904; the McLaughlin Carriage Co. used hand tools to turn out cars at the rate of one a week. Now they roll off the line at rate of 55 an hour.

The Manchester of Canada, Oshawa illustrated.

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - Camp X

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Assembly Line and Autos

Canada - Ontario - Oshawa - General Motors - Physical Plant

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