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Friendliest people in Canada are found in Newfoundland where fishermen Andrew Brown shows
Friendliest people in Canada are found in Newfoundland where fishermen Andrew Brown shows

Friendliest people in Canada are found in Newfoundland where fishermen Andrew Brown shows

Date5/11/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Friendliest people in Canada are found in Newfoundland where fishermen Andrew Brown shows. The Star's travel editor how you go jiggin' for cod. Next in line; according to Hall; are Prairie residents and the people of Northern Ontario. Big cities; as you'd expect; are coldest.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105395F
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School plans: John Arena, left, shows Small Business Minister David Smith plans for a hospitality school to open in 1986 on the downtown campus of George Brown College
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