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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

Date12/22/1988
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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
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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
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