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As pioneers in a traditionally male world, mayors Lorna Jackson, left, Carole Bell, centre, and Hazel McCallion lead three of Canada's fastest-growing communities
As pioneers in a traditionally male world, mayors Lorna Jackson, left, Carole Bell, centre, and Hazel McCallion lead three of Canada's fastest-growing communities

As pioneers in a traditionally male world, mayors Lorna Jackson, left, Carole Bell, centre, and Hazel McCallion lead three of Canada's fastest-growing communities

Date12/22/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: As pioneers in a traditionally male world, mayors Lorna Jackson, left, Carole Bell, centre, and Hazel McCallion lead three of Canada's fastest-growing communities.
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As pioneers in a traditionally male world: mayors Lorna Jackson: left: Carole Bell: centre: and Hazel McCallion lead three of Canada's fastest-growing communities
As pioneers in a traditionally male world: mayors Lorna Jackson: left: Carole Bell: centre: and Hazel McCallion lead three of Canada's fastest-growing communities
1/2/1988
As pioneers in a traditionally male world, mayors Lorna Jackson, left, Carole Bell, centre, and Hazel McCallion lead three of Canada's fastest-growing communities
As pioneers in a traditionally male world, mayors Lorna Jackson, left, Carole Bell, centre, and Hazel McCallion lead three of Canada's fastest-growing communities
12/22/1988
Carole Bell: New Markham mayor doesn't promise dramatic changes, for a while at least
Carole Bell: New Markham mayor doesn't promise dramatic changes, for a while at least
3/18/1982
Markham mayoral candidates meet the people, Carole Bell (left) and Ron Dancey are busy talking with residents as each tries to pull ahead in the race (...)
Markham mayoral candidates meet the people, Carole Bell (left) and Ron Dancey are busy talking with residents as each tries to pull ahead in the race (...)
10/29/1985
Lorna Jackson: Mayor says Vaughan needs three representatives at the regional level
Lorna Jackson: Mayor says Vaughan needs three representatives at the regional level
11/6/1984
Bell, Carole
Bell, Carole
10/29/1985
Happy mayor: Star president David Jolley chats yesterday with Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion after ceremony at which the newspaper donated a $100,000 boat to police for lake patrols
Happy mayor: Star president David Jolley chats yesterday with Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion after ceremony at which the newspaper donated a $100,000 boat to police for lake patrols
7/7/1987
Getting it on the rails. Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson: left: Ontario Transport Minister Gilles Poullot and federal Minister of State for Tranport Shirl(...)
Getting it on the rails. Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson: left: Ontario Transport Minister Gilles Poullot and federal Minister of State for Tranport Shirl(...)
9/20/1991
Proud Mayor: Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson displays the sign declaring her once-rural municipality: now with 104:000 people: the first city in York Region
Proud Mayor: Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson displays the sign declaring her once-rural municipality: now with 104:000 people: the first city in York Region
12/20/1990
Mayor Lorna Jackson: I think that as a female mayor: I'm more concerned with the environmental of the family
Mayor Lorna Jackson: I think that as a female mayor: I'm more concerned with the environmental of the family
3/12/1990
New highway: Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson grabs handful of grass yesterday as Premier David Peterson turns sod for new Highway 407: linking Highway 427 and Highway 400 north of Metro
New highway: Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson grabs handful of grass yesterday as Premier David Peterson turns sod for new Highway 407: linking Highway 427 and Highway 400 north of Metro
8/4/1987
Happy victory: Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson celebrates election night with granddaughter Carolyn Shaw and father Peter Jeffrey
Happy victory: Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson celebrates election night with granddaughter Carolyn Shaw and father Peter Jeffrey
11/14/1988