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Hazel McCALLION, Streetsville. Politician (Victor Daleoof planning board and Mayor Hazel McCallion outside SCORE office.)

1972

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Hazel McCALLION, Streetsville. Politician (Victor Daleoof planning board and Mayor Hazel McCallion outside SCORE office.)

Rod SYKES Calgary. Politician Calgary Mayor Rod Syes states why Calgary wants 1975 Grey Cup.

1974

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Rod SYKES Calgary. Politician Calgary Mayor Rod Syes states why Calgary wants 1975 Grey Cup.

Jules LEGER Ottawa, Governor-General Jules Leger, retiring as Governor-General, meets five of Metro Toronto's six mayors in his last official visit to city, From left are Etobickoke's Dennis Flynn, Mr. Leger, Gayle Christie of York, John Sewell of Toronto, Alan Redway of East York and Gus Harris of Scarborough. Missing is Mayor Mel Lastman of North York.

1978

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Jules LEGER Ottawa, Governor-General Jules Leger, retiring as Governor-General, meets five of Metro Toronto's six mayors in his last official visit to city, From left are Etobickoke's Dennis Flynn, Mr. Leger, Gayle Christie of York, John Sewell of Toronto, Alan Redway of East York and Gus Harris of Scarborough. Missing is Mayor Mel Lastman of North York.

Allan LAMPORT Former Mayor of Toronto, Allan Lamport. Toronto. Politician 'Champion of the people' changed complexion of Toronto.

1987

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Allan LAMPORT Former Mayor of Toronto, Allan Lamport. Toronto. Politician 'Champion of the people' changed complexion of Toronto.

David CROMBIE Toronto. Politician with Allan Lamport

1972

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David CROMBIE Toronto. Politician with Allan Lamport

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