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The notes transcribed from the back of this photograph are as follows: Members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union march toward the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto in the annual Labor Day parade.

The notes written and typed on the back of this photograph, from the time it was printed, are as follows: C.N.E. Labor Parade,Members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union march toward the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto in the annual Labor Day parade.September 3, 1990,ERIK CHRISTENSEN

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September 3, 1990

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Members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union march toward the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto in the annual Labor Day parade.

ERIK CHRISTENSEN / The Globe and Mail

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