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Fritzi Williams, left, joins new general director Brian Dickie and Margo Bindhardt, chairman of the Canadian Opera Company's President Council.
Fritzi Williams, left, joins new general director Brian Dickie and Margo Bindhardt, chairman of the Canadian Opera Company's President Council.

Fritzi Williams, left, joins new general director Brian Dickie and Margo Bindhardt, chairman of the Canadian Opera Company's President Council.

Date1/23/1989
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Hot wheels: Gerry Kramer, chairman of Nissan Canada, shows off a prototype of the company's new sports model, the 1990 300ZX
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Timely watches: Timex president Paul Harmer, left, and vice-president Phillip Davies dispay some sports watches that helped spur the company's come back
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