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By Janica Dineen, Toronto Star, Mike Baida, 29, says he has a comfortable life as part-owner of a toy factory and co-founder of a communications company.
By Janica Dineen, Toronto Star, Mike Baida, 29, says he has a comfortable life as part-owner of a toy factory and co-founder of a communications company.

By Janica Dineen, Toronto Star, Mike Baida, 29, says he has a comfortable life as part-owner of a toy factory and co-founder of a communications company.

Date10/10/1990
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0125148F
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