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Ino stobie site

Picture, 1998

Sudbury Neutrino Observatory

Picture, 1996

Sudbury Neutrino Observatory

Picture, 1996

On Mission: Technician at Sudbury Neutrino Observatory is helping to build the world's largest and most sensitive detector of sub-atomic particles.

Picture, 1996

Upset traveller: Mary Pringle was angry yesterday to find the lockers at Pearson International Airport sealed when she arrived from Sudbury at 7 a.m. She came to see her daughter off at 7 p.m.

Picture, 1986

Science North

Picture, 1985

Earth wisdom: Sudbury's spectacular new science centre-called Science North - takes shape beside Lake Ramsey. To open next spring, the $22.2-million complex will highlight the area's geological attractions and will offer visitors a descent into a functioning nickel mine. Sudbury officials hope the centre will put their often-overlooked community on the tourism map.

Picture, 1983

Sudbury: One of the worst areas in the world for belching sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere.

Picture, 1983

Pressure mounting on Canada to begin acid clean-up now

Picture, 1983

Science North

Picture, 1983

Canada - Ontario - Sudbury - Misc

Picture, 1983

Canada - Ontario - Sudbury - Misc

Picture, 1982

Idle smokestack: Amidst world recession, work has stopped at Sudbury's rich nickel mine as Inco workers dig in for what may be long strike. It'll be rough, but we can't buckle under. It would kill the union.

Picture, 1982

Big Change: The huge coin at Sudbury's Big Nickel Park and the controversial super strack, part of Inco's refinery, will be incorporated into a unique science centre expected to attract 500,000 visitors annually.

Picture, 1981

Digging: In Sudbury and other northern towns where they dig for precious metals, Joe Clark is digging for support. I have to work the places we've been wiped out before, he says.

Picture, 1979

A guiding hand is given new NDP Leader Michael Cassidy (right) by former leader Stephen Lewis as Cassidy tests his spurs at opening session yesterday; Elie Martel (NDP - Sudbury East) listens in. Cassidy said government is obviously not prepared to accept responsibility for jobless in Ontario.

Picture, 1978

Miners come off shift after learning that Inco, the giant nickel producer at Sudbury, was cutting work force after drop in profit.

Picture, 1977

Still bitter, but among those luckey to keep their jobs. Sudbury nickel workers Harry Diethelm (left) and Len Bedard say about 3,000 people are working for Inco sub-constractors at mine jobs regular workers could be doing.

Picture, 1977

Prosperity comes and goes for residents, who depend wholly on mining. Depressing image makes it hard to attract other industry.

Picture, 1977

Barry soucie I've been shafted . . . '

Picture, 1977

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Ino stobie site

Sudbury Neutrino Observatory

Sudbury Neutrino Observatory

On Mission: Technician at Sudbury Neutrino Observatory is helping to build the world's largest and most sensitive detector of sub-atomic particles.

Upset traveller: Mary Pringle was angry yesterday to find the lockers at Pearson International Airport sealed when she arrived from Sudbury at 7 a.m. She came to see her daughter off at 7 p.m.

Science North

Sudbury: One of the worst areas in the world for belching sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere.

Pressure mounting on Canada to begin acid clean-up now

Science North

Canada - Ontario - Sudbury - Misc

Canada - Ontario - Sudbury - Misc

Idle smokestack: Amidst world recession, work has stopped at Sudbury's rich nickel mine as Inco workers dig in for what may be long strike. It'll be rough, but we can't buckle under. It would kill the union.

Big Change: The huge coin at Sudbury's Big Nickel Park and the controversial super strack, part of Inco's refinery, will be incorporated into a unique science centre expected to attract 500,000 visitors annually.

Digging: In Sudbury and other northern towns where they dig for precious metals, Joe Clark is digging for support. I have to work the places we've been wiped out before, he says.

A guiding hand is given new NDP Leader Michael Cassidy (right) by former leader Stephen Lewis as Cassidy tests his spurs at opening session yesterday; Elie Martel (NDP - Sudbury East) listens in. Cassidy said government is obviously not prepared to accept responsibility for jobless in Ontario.

Miners come off shift after learning that Inco, the giant nickel producer at Sudbury, was cutting work force after drop in profit.

Still bitter, but among those luckey to keep their jobs. Sudbury nickel workers Harry Diethelm (left) and Len Bedard say about 3,000 people are working for Inco sub-constractors at mine jobs regular workers could be doing.

Prosperity comes and goes for residents, who depend wholly on mining. Depressing image makes it hard to attract other industry.

Barry soucie I've been shafted . . . '

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