Hurricane Hazel hit Toronto on October 15, 1954, when the city had a population ... The Canadian Army clears away debris left by Hurricane Hazel, Toronto, ...

In its wake, Hurricane Hazel left the Toronto area devastated. Not only did the intensity of the ... Photo - Flooding during Hurricane Hazel - Toronto, 1954 ...

Hurricane Hazel was projected to dissipate, but instead re-intensified unexpectedly and rapidly, pounding the Toronto region with winds that reached 110 ...

During the night of October 18, Hurricane Hazel pelted Toronto with rain and killed 81 people. On one street alone, Raymore Drive, 35 neighbours were...

On October 15, 1954, the third major hurricane to affect the East Coast that year made... Hazel caused 95 fatalities in the U.S. and another 81 in Toronto...

A Story of Hurricane Hazel. Written by Steve Pitt. Illustrated by Heather Collins. Category: Juvenile Nonfiction; ... In Toronto, Ontario, the official death count was 81, but it was probably much higher because ...

Another significant outcome of Hazel was the formation of Toronto and Region... owners and returned to the river and land-development was restricted...

Hurricane Hazel pounded the city of Toronto with 110 km/hr winds and more than 200 millimetres of rain in less than 24 hours. Bridges and streets were washed out, homes and trailers were washed into ...

Moving very rapidly, the storm ran into a cold air mass over Toronto, Ontario, ... Hurricane Hazel is the only recorded Category 4 hurricane to make...

Track of Hurricane Hazel - - 1954 On 5 October, five weeks after Carol lost... Hazel took direct aim at the heart of Toronto as it roared past at 43 knots...

Jim Crawford was a 23 year old off-duty police officer the night Hurricane Hazel hit Toronto. He picked up his brother, Pat, and left to help...

The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority has gathered extensive information on Hurricane Hazel and her effects. In conjunction with Conservation Ontario, the TRCA has prepared a Hurricane ...