De La Salle College (Toronto) (English Wikipedia)

Students move to new school as vandalized building fixed." Toronto Star. February 7, 1989. News p. A7. Retrieved on September 23, 2013. "Students and staff at De La Salle College in Toronto are being temporarily relocated to an Etobicoke school after the building was vandalized last month.", "Classes have been cancelled this week and the approximately 850 students will be moved Monday into the former Kingsmill Secondary School.", and "The $200,000 trashing of the secondary school on Farnham Ave., in the Avenue Rd.-St. Clair Ave., area has left remnants of ceiling asbestos exposed, a potential hazard Metro separate school board officials want cleaned up before students return to the classrooms, board spokesman John Fauteux said yesterday."
Wright, Lisa. "A Toronto high school may break from the Metro Separate ... " Toronto Star. June 26, 1993. News p. A6. Retrieved on September 23, 2013.
Daly, Rita. "Brothers abandon De La Salle phase-out Separate board's 'deal' falls apart." Toronto Star. February 22, 1994. News p. A6. Retrieved on September 23, 2013.
Daly, Rita. "A crowd of parents and students lashed out at Metro ..." Toronto Star. October 15, 1993. News p. A26. Retrieved on September 23, 2013.
Ainsworth, Lynne. "Talks stall over plan to make De La Salle a private school." Toronto Star. December 20, 1993. News p. A7. Retrieved on September 23, 2013.

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Chronological List of School Openings and Closings 1828–2006 Archived 2013-10-14 at the Wayback Machine – "Some Schools listed are now run privately or, in the case of French-language schools, run by the Conseil scolaire de district catholique Centre-Sud. They are included due to their historical association with the TCDSB."

Clark, Campbell (21 September 2006). "A backroom boy steps into the light". The Globe and Mail.

Chronological List of School Openings and Closings 1828–2006 Archived 2013-10-14 at the Wayback Machine – "Some Schools listed are now run privately or, in the case of French-language schools, run by the Conseil scolaire de district catholique Centre-Sud. They are included due to their historical association with the TCDSB."
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