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Vietnamese families who are being resettled in Ontario, face an accommodation problem in Metro
Vietnamese families who are being resettled in Ontario, face an accommodation problem in Metro

Vietnamese families who are being resettled in Ontario, face an accommodation problem in Metro

Date5/28/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Vietnamese families who are being resettled in Ontario; face an accommodation problem in Metro. Two families; those of Hai Long Phan and Toan Van Le; are happy to share a three-storey house. The Les have seven children.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019077F
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4/15/1975
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7/26/1983
An Orphan who arrived in Toronto last week, Dan is third Vietnamese child to be adopted by Mr
An Orphan who arrived in Toronto last week, Dan is third Vietnamese child to be adopted by Mr
4/14/1975
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This family copes: Portuguese Community Centre worker Felicidade Macedo, mother of four children, talks about some of the problems faced by old-world families with new-world Kids
4/1/1981
Gordon Steen. Comfortably resettled
Gordon Steen. Comfortably resettled
5/4/1971
Moving up: Rev. Ken Campbell, seen on business at Queen's Park, has resettled his Baptist congregation on a hilltop site near Milton provided by a convicted fraud artist
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Little fellows in need of helping hand, Child Welfare work faces accommodation crisis
Little fellows in need of helping hand, Child Welfare work faces accommodation crisis
1/3/1953
Will your subscription mean to your family a sacrifice equal to that of the soldiers' families
Will your subscription mean to your family a sacrifice equal to that of the soldiers' families
Between 1914 and 1918
New Canadian: Vietnamese refugee Nghiem cam Toan, in Canada since June, points out that the boat people had no choice but to leave Viet Nam under the present Communist regime
New Canadian: Vietnamese refugee Nghiem cam Toan, in Canada since June, points out that the boat people had no choice but to leave Viet Nam under the present Communist regime
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