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Beach Memories: Some things have changed and some have not since 1972

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January 19, 2022

By GENE DOMAGALA Toronto in 1972 was different than it is today. Politically in 1972 the Prime Minister of Canada was Pierre Elliot Trudeau. And now here we are freshly […]

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