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Taking sides, Alderman Joe Pantalone, left, says the Ontario Municipal Board will have the final say on Scotiabank's tower
Taking sides, Alderman Joe Pantalone, left, says the Ontario Municipal Board will have the final say on Scotiabank's tower

Taking sides, Alderman Joe Pantalone, left, says the Ontario Municipal Board will have the final say on Scotiabank's tower

Date2/26/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Taking sides, Alderman Joe Pantalone, left, says the Ontario Municipal Board will have the final say on Scotiabank's tower.
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