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Federal Environment Minister Charles Caccia and Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton prepare a sign to mark the Martin Gooddman Trail
Federal Environment Minister Charles Caccia and Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton prepare a sign to mark the Martin Gooddman Trail

Federal Environment Minister Charles Caccia and Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton prepare a sign to mark the Martin Gooddman Trail

Date6/2/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Getting started: Federal Environment Minister Charles Caccia and Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton prepare a sign to mark the Martin Gooddman Trail. Construction began yesterday on the 20-kiolmetre path that will go from the Beaches to the Humber Valley.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0114076F
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