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Executive meeting #68 by ZOOM, May 6, 2026

PHSC President Clint Hryhorijiw Toronto. Results discussed at May 6th meeting suggested April activity was quiet. Our 68th executive meeting by ZOOM, was held on Wednesday evening, May 6th. Our treasurer, John Morden, sent out his report  prior to the … Continue reading

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never too late …

Toronto. … to start a collection. While the very old and very rare cameras and images may be priced a bit too high for your pocket, there are many others that are still reasonable. Digital cameras are now decades old … Continue reading

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water, water, everywhere …

Toronto. The PHSC has arranged for the following presentation today at 8 pm by our previous newsletter editor, professional photographer Ms Faridani: Katrin Faridani — Demystifying Toronto’s Water Infrastructure Wednesday, May 27, 2026 8pm; Free, online via ZOOM (please contact … Continue reading

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underwater

Toronto. In 1959 the famous St. Lawrence Seaway opend. All but two of the canals and locks raising ships to the height of the upper great lakes were on Canadian soil although the seaway is a joint US-Canadian enterprise opening … Continue reading

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island in the chilly sun …

Toronto. For the cover shot of issue 27-5, editor Lansdale searched his own collection for this stereograph of Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron taken by Mr J W Love about 1865. Bob explains, “Our cover illustration is taken from a stereograph … Continue reading

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double play …

Toronto. … as they say in baseball when two runners are eliminated at once. In our case, we have two events at once!  Our famous Spring Fair opens at noon today, and issue 26-3 of our newsletter was released on … Continue reading

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nearly here …

Toronto. Well, our Spring Fair on May 24th is almost here! See you tomorrow afternoon! At left is a movie projector from Montreal in our 2005 Spring Fair. The photo was taken by the late Bob Lansdale. While we can’t … Continue reading

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can you hear it?

Toronto. It’s coming! It’s coming. The famous PHSC Spring Fair on May 24th is almost here. It will be like Christmas in July with all kinds of photographic goodies on display. Come down to the Trident Hall and enjoy the … Continue reading

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okay gang, let’s go to the fair

Toronto. Lordy, Lordy, it’s that time again! In just a few more days (on the 24th), the PHSC will host its 51st spring fair. An extravaganza of photographica ephemera for those who collect old cameras and accessories, or old photos, … Continue reading

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spring time, fair time …

Toronto. For 51 years now, the PHSC has featured its Spring Fair. The fair tables are filled with photographica of one style or another. Visitors can rapidly expand the size and interest of their collection with a sharp and thoughtful … Continue reading

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