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On Tour: Planners John Gladki, left, and Gary Wright, and tenant association's Desmond Christopher, right, check out deteriorating highrises during a recent tour of the development
On Tour: Planners John Gladki, left, and Gary Wright, and tenant association's Desmond Christopher, right, check out deteriorating highrises during a recent tour of the development

On Tour: Planners John Gladki, left, and Gary Wright, and tenant association's Desmond Christopher, right, check out deteriorating highrises during a recent tour of the development

Date2/6/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: On Tour: Planners John Gladki; left; and Gary Wright; and tenant association's Desmond Christopher; right; check out deteriorating highrises during a recent tour of the development.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113697F
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