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Carolann Wright: teacher and single mother has the backing of virtually every anti-poverty organization in her campaign against Art Eggleton
Carolann Wright: teacher and single mother has the backing of virtually every anti-poverty organization in her campaign against Art Eggleton

Carolann Wright: teacher and single mother has the backing of virtually every anti-poverty organization in her campaign against Art Eggleton

Date10/20/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Carolann Wright: teacher and single mother has the backing of virtually every anti-poverty organization in her campaign against Art Eggleton.
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Eggleton Rival. Carolann Wright, mother of three and eighth-generation Canadian, kicks off her campaign for Toronto mayor today. Platform issues include poverty, housing, racism
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Every other ethnic group in Toronto has its cultural organizations but up to now there has been absolutely nothing for the black community. That's the(...)
Every other ethnic group in Toronto has its cultural organizations but up to now there has been absolutely nothing for the black community. That's the(...)
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Anti-drug blow: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton Swings a sledgehammer yesterday to help start demolishing walls at Alexandra Park that residents say conceal drug deals in the neighborhood
Anti-drug blow: Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton Swings a sledgehammer yesterday to help start demolishing walls at Alexandra Park that residents say conceal drug deals in the neighborhood
8/30/1990
Mary Wright, a North York welfare mother of four, has opened a craft centre where she hopes to help other women pull their lives together. Mrs. Wright(...)
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Gordon Cressy: Single, employable welfare recipients are living in abject poverty, he says
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Education minister Thomas Wells talks with some of the seveal hundred teachers who virtually took over Queen's Park yesterday afternoon in a demonstra(...)
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Protesters seek welfare overhaul, Thousands of placard-carrying marchers listen to speakers at Queen's Park yesterday at an anti-poverty rally. They a(...)
Protesters seek welfare overhaul, Thousands of placard-carrying marchers listen to speakers at Queen's Park yesterday at an anti-poverty rally. They a(...)
4/8/1989
Art's on the move. In an exclusive interview with Star columnist Joan Sutton, Art Eggleton, 37, says that after serving 11 years on council he has gai(...)
Art's on the move. In an exclusive interview with Star columnist Joan Sutton, Art Eggleton, 37, says that after serving 11 years on council he has gai(...)
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World's dullest lecturer? No, when Michael Church's students doze off in his evening course on relaxation at Seneca College, that's proof of his success. Church says that virtually everyone has trouble handling stress.
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