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Helping hand: Premier Bob Rae assures Cornwall Mayor Ron Martell, left, and Windsor's Michael Hurst yesterday that he'll try to fight cross-border shopping
Helping hand: Premier Bob Rae assures Cornwall Mayor Ron Martell, left, and Windsor's Michael Hurst yesterday that he'll try to fight cross-border shopping

Helping hand: Premier Bob Rae assures Cornwall Mayor Ron Martell, left, and Windsor's Michael Hurst yesterday that he'll try to fight cross-border shopping

Date3/3/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Helping hand: Premier Bob Rae assures Cornwall Mayor Ron Martell, left, and Windsor's Michael Hurst yesterday that he'll try to fight cross-border shopping.
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