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An Olympic gold medallist, Christopher Ondaatje, 48, came to Canada in 1955, now has a stockbroking firm, publishes books about Canada through his firm, Pagurian Press
An Olympic gold medallist, Christopher Ondaatje, 48, came to Canada in 1955, now has a stockbroking firm, publishes books about Canada through his firm, Pagurian Press

An Olympic gold medallist, Christopher Ondaatje, 48, came to Canada in 1955, now has a stockbroking firm, publishes books about Canada through his firm, Pagurian Press

Date1/14/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: An Olympic gold medallist, Christopher Ondaatje, 48, came to Canada in 1955, now has a stockbroking firm, publishes books about Canada through his firm, Pagurian Press.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071739F
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Christopher Ondaatje, The controlling shareholder of Pagurian Press Gallery on Hazelton Ave
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