Binky

Definitely a Canadian "classic" bike. As found (minus the dust).

Back in the 1970s, every kid I knew had one of these at some point.
Canadian Tire sold them but CT does not have a bike factory (any more than Sears or Eatons did) so various Canadian bike factories made them. As far as I can tell, there is no definitive way to determine who built this one.

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Bink

T-Mar

This one actually looks early 1980s based on crankset and derailleurs. I may be able to tell you the source from the serial number. It doesn't appear to be a CCM or Procycle product but may be Raleigh Canada.

ramzilla

It looks exactly like a CCM Canadian Cycle & Machinery bike to me. Very popular bikes back in the 70's. I've never heard of CT bikes. You might get a couple hundred bucks for it if you could find the right buyer.

eschlwc

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