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Mayor David Crombie in Ottawa. Too much red tape in housing, he tells MPs
Mayor David Crombie in Ottawa. Too much red tape in housing, he tells MPs

Mayor David Crombie in Ottawa. Too much red tape in housing, he tells MPs

Date4/6/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mayor David Crombie in Ottawa. Too much red tape in housing, he tells MPs
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Object NumberTSPA_0041200F
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