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He's found his man, Naurice Wei, 8 1/2, was one of 70 who became Canadian citizens in Scarborough last week
He's found his man, Naurice Wei, 8 1/2, was one of 70 who became Canadian citizens in Scarborough last week

He's found his man, Naurice Wei, 8 1/2, was one of 70 who became Canadian citizens in Scarborough last week

Date3/22/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: He's found his man, Naurice Wei, 8 1/2, was one of 70 who became Canadian citizens in Scarborough last week. Presiding judge Pamela Appelt's guest, Police Chief William McCormack, said the city force is determined to rid Metro Toronto of racism. Naurie got to try on RCMP Constable Jules Bernier's hat.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0028150F
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