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Mayor David Crombie listens attentively as Paul Costa, 12, (not shown) puts forth his debating team's view that Quebec should not separate from Canada(...)
Mayor David Crombie listens attentively as Paul Costa, 12, (not shown) puts forth his debating team's view that Quebec should not separate from Canada(...)

Mayor David Crombie listens attentively as Paul Costa, 12, (not shown) puts forth his debating team's view that Quebec should not separate from Canada(...)

Date11/8/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mayor David Crombie listens attentively as Paul Costa, 12, (not shown) puts forth his debating team's view that Quebec should not separate from Canada. Crombie attended debate at St. Luke Separate School and is shown with (from left at rear) students Peter Reali, Carlos Parra and Tony Marchese and (fore ground) Joe Tavares and Michael Pullella. Costa's team won.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0041039F
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