What the Heck happened to Smith Transport?

Harry Smith, founder of Smith Transport said: “We had to be handy with tools in those days. The roads were narrow, and if they were pavement, then the asphalt was always breaking up...We look back now and say how rough it was, but it wasn't rough back then. At least it didn't seem like it at the time.

Indisputably what was Canada's largest and most recognizable trucking firm was also once the biggest in the British Commonwealth. In its heyday in the 1950s, the distinctive blue Smith transports would pass points on Highwy 2 between Toronto and Montreal every 10 minutes. Long before Environment Canada was providing hourly regional weather reports, morning man Wally Crouter, on CFRB radio in Toronto would rely on Smith drivers across the province for up-to-date weather conditions and traffic reports during the 50s and 60s.

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"I'm more energised and excited than ever": an interview with Benny Landa

1. (That's Paul Alicante, at right, with the letterpress at the Paper Crew.) Atlantic Avenue is home to most of the action, but shops are popping up on nearby Long Beach Boulevard as well. Within the last year, Urban Cottage (home decor), Lucy's Boudoir
2. The moment it touches the paper it's bonded to it and perfectly dry. All the moisture has been driven off before you touch the paper. It sounds a bit like a temporary tattoo, or a decal. Is it something like that? Yes, you could liken it to a decal.
3. The plan, basically, is sand paper, stencils, spray paint and patience. The project took Neistat three days, and he broke two camera lenses. He used Bose QC15s, but the process should work for any cans with a spray paintable surface.