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Businessmen and other Toronto Koreans gather around copies of their community newspaper, the bi-weekly Canada News
Businessmen and other Toronto Koreans gather around copies of their community newspaper, the bi-weekly Canada News

Businessmen and other Toronto Koreans gather around copies of their community newspaper, the bi-weekly Canada News

Date9/12/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Businessmen and other Toronto Koreans gather around copies of their community newspaper; the bi-weekly Canada News. They are; left to right; Mrs. Chun Ok Chang; Peter Paik; Kyu Suk Kim; Mrs. Kyu Hee Lee; Soon Chai Jange and Chol Ho Chang. Paik is the real-estate agent behind the Korean business district that has sprung up along Bloor St. W. in the Christie Pits area.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112557F
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