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Bill Domm: Judicial leniency has caused dozens of innocent deaths, MP says.

Picture, 1987

Two debaters: Bill Domm, Progressive Conservative MP for Peterborough, (left) and criminal lawyer Edward L. Greenspan debated capital punishment recently at Harbourfront. Today, readers present their views as Parliament prepares for a free vote on the subject.

Picture, 1987

Domm; Bill

Picture, 1987

Sacred place: Parks superintendent Dave McLennan checks out the walkway in the $750;000 building protecting the Peterborough Petroglyphs from erosion and acid rain. The ancient carvings; believed to have been done by Ojibwa medicine men between 500 and 1;000 years ago; are records of their visions and depict the most important symbols in their religious life.

Picture, 1985

Bill Domm is the Progressive Conservative member of Parliament for Peterborough.

Picture, 1984

Trudy Martin, 30, of Peterborough wrote to a television station saying she was a small-town girl who came to the big city once a year, and thought a big billboard of her as a model would make her feel less like a stranger. She beams in front of the 10-by-46-foot painting of her on Bloor St. near Parliament St. Her reaction - It's big, and they have nail holes in my navel.

Picture, 1984

Spirit of the Rose: Rex Harrington (above) danced the Spirit, a leading role in L'Ile Inconnue, in the company's recent mixed program. The Peterborough, Ont. native plays a number of roles in this weekend's Don Quixote.

Picture, 1983

Old vs. new: The massive lift locks on the Trent Canal at Peterborough were the world's largest concrete structure when they were built in 1904. They lift boats up to 19.81 metres (65 feet); bypassing rapids on the Otonobee River which runs through the city; bisecting the nearly new campus of Trent University.

Picture, 1982

Peterborough lock elevates boats 65 feet in the air

Picture, 1978

Building City Hall is a picky Job; A model of Toronto City Hall and Nathan Phillips Square; standing two feet high and measuring four by six feet; has been built of toothpicks by Manuel Sousa; 35; of Peterborough Ave.; near Davenport Rd. and Dufferin St. Sousa came here from Portugal five years ago with his wife and son.

Picture, 1974

Ralph Evinrude, chairman of the board of Outboard Marine Corporation of Milwaukee and Peterborough, Ont., shows off a new 200 h.p.-plus, Wankel-type outboard motor in a demonstration at the Miami boat show. Evinrude holds a million shares of Outboard Marine stock currently trading at more than $35 a share.

Picture, 1973

The old and the new. A 150-year-old log cabine owned by the Sentinel Rover crew of Port Credit contrasts with apartment building being built. Cabin was moved from Peterborough.

Picture, 1972

Riley House

Picture, 1964

Sign at main gate of Canadian Dyno uranium mine at Bancroft, 65 miles north of Peterborough, symbolizes the end for the mine.

Picture, 1960

Craig & Zeidler entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model

Picture, 1958

C.P.R., #9051, at Leaside Station (C.P.R.), east of Millwood Road, at C.P.R. tracks (Toronto).

Picture, 1955

Apsley, Ont.

Picture, 1951

Store - operated by the T. Eaton Co which was opened in peterborough on Satuday last Feb 11th.

Picture, 1928

Bridge over its Otonaber River at Peterborough; Ont.

Picture, 1921

Sails, tents, awnings, flags : and camp equipment

eBook, 1920

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Bill Domm: Judicial leniency has caused dozens of innocent deaths, MP says.

Two debaters: Bill Domm, Progressive Conservative MP for Peterborough, (left) and criminal lawyer Edward L. Greenspan debated capital punishment recently at Harbourfront. Today, readers present their views as Parliament prepares for a free vote on the subject.

Domm; Bill

Bill Domm is the Progressive Conservative member of Parliament for Peterborough.

Spirit of the Rose: Rex Harrington (above) danced the Spirit, a leading role in L'Ile Inconnue, in the company's recent mixed program. The Peterborough, Ont. native plays a number of roles in this weekend's Don Quixote.

Peterborough lock elevates boats 65 feet in the air

The old and the new. A 150-year-old log cabine owned by the Sentinel Rover crew of Port Credit contrasts with apartment building being built. Cabin was moved from Peterborough.

Riley House

Sign at main gate of Canadian Dyno uranium mine at Bancroft, 65 miles north of Peterborough, symbolizes the end for the mine.

Craig & Zeidler entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model

C.P.R., #9051, at Leaside Station (C.P.R.), east of Millwood Road, at C.P.R. tracks (Toronto).

Apsley, Ont.

Store - operated by the T. Eaton Co which was opened in peterborough on Satuday last Feb 11th.

Bridge over its Otonaber River at Peterborough; Ont.

Sails, tents, awnings, flags : and camp equipment

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