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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

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

Date12/20/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0057102F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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
In the swing of things. Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson had a few tips for 23-month-old Bradley Merritt when she was at Uplands Golf Course last week to l(...)
In the swing of things. Vaughan Mayor Lorna Jackson had a few tips for 23-month-old Bradley Merritt when she was at Uplands Golf Course last week to l(...)
5/8/1989
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
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
Lorna Jackson: Mayor of Vaughan was criticized for resisting low-income housing
Lorna Jackson: Mayor of Vaughan was criticized for resisting low-income housing
6/11/1986
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
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
12/22/1987
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
Lorna Jackson my Vaughan
Lorna Jackson my Vaughan
11/12/1993
Lorna Jackson my Vaughan
Lorna Jackson my Vaughan
11/12/1993
Greeted by a crowd of more than 10:000 persons in Montreal's Central Station: the city's former mayor: Camillien Houde speaks after release from internment
Greeted by a crowd of more than 10:000 persons in Montreal's Central Station: the city's former mayor: Camillien Houde speaks after release from internment
8/19/1944