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Happy here: Iraqis living here have adopted Canada as their new country and are not a subversive threat, says Iraqi-born Catholic priest Jacob Yasso
Happy here: Iraqis living here have adopted Canada as their new country and are not a subversive threat, says Iraqi-born Catholic priest Jacob Yasso

Happy here: Iraqis living here have adopted Canada as their new country and are not a subversive threat, says Iraqi-born Catholic priest Jacob Yasso

Date2/4/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Happy here: Iraqis living here have adopted Canada as their new country and are not a subversive threat; says Iraqi-born Catholic priest Jacob Yasso.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0022598F
      Rally for Iraqis, Members of the Council of Islamic Guidance march to Nathan Phillips Square yesterday to call for an end to Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's regime
      Rally for Iraqis, Members of the Council of Islamic Guidance march to Nathan Phillips Square yesterday to call for an end to Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's regime
      Slaughter, Mike
      10/19/1991
      Rally for Iraqis, Members of the Council of Islamic Guidance march to Nathan Phillips Square yesterday to call for an end to Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's regime
      Rally for Iraqis, Members of the Council of Islamic Guidance march to Nathan Phillips Square yesterday to call for an end to Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's regime
      Slaughter, Mike
      10/19/1991
      Lawyer Clayton Ruby argues that an Iraqi couple, who claim they oppose Saddam Hussein, aren't a terrorist threat
      Lawyer Clayton Ruby argues that an Iraqi couple, who claim they oppose Saddam Hussein, aren't a terrorist threat
      Brennan, Pat
      2/5/1991
      Accused spies: This Iraqi couple say they were mistreated by immigration authorities at the Metro West Detention Centre
      Accused spies: This Iraqi couple say they were mistreated by immigration authorities at the Metro West Detention Centre
      Stawicki, Andrew
      3/12/1991
      Man with full white beard wearing tuque looks left, unsmiling. 
      Face of concern: A Metro Arab leaves a prayer service yesterday at a Danforth Ave. mosque. Arguments over the gulf war started outside the mosque after a man called Iraqi President Saddam Hussein stupid.
      Spremo, Boris
      1/18/1991
      Private Moment: Rabbi Benjamin Freedberg prays with about 3,500 others who packed Metro's Beth Tzedec Synagogue yesterday in support of Israel after Iraqi attacks
      Private Moment: Rabbi Benjamin Freedberg prays with about 3,500 others who packed Metro's Beth Tzedec Synagogue yesterday in support of Israel after Iraqi attacks
      Combs, Erin
      1/20/1991
      Sad vigil: A woman clutches her prayer book in Beth Avraham Yosef synagogue in Thornhill as Jews held prayer services last night after the Iraqi missile attack on Israel
      Sad vigil: A woman clutches her prayer book in Beth Avraham Yosef synagogue in Thornhill as Jews held prayer services last night after the Iraqi missile attack on Israel
      Power, Peter
      1/17/1991
      People have become desensitized by living with the threat of nuclear weapons, says John Polanyi, Pugwash conference chairman
      People have become desensitized by living with the threat of nuclear weapons, says John Polanyi, Pugwash conference chairman
      Polanyi, John
      5/9/1977
      Ernesto Cardenal: Minister of culture in Nicaragua as well as being a Roman Catholic priest, says he is a loyal son of Rome, but what we have is a political difference with the Pope
      Ernesto Cardenal: Minister of culture in Nicaragua as well as being a Roman Catholic priest, says he is a loyal son of Rome, but what we have is a political difference with the Pope
      Cardenal, Ernesto
      10/25/1983
      Blacks have been living in Canada for more than 250 years, says author Headley Tullock, yet few of them are made aware of the rich part they have played in this country's history and heritage
      Blacks have been living in Canada for more than 250 years, says author Headley Tullock, yet few of them are made aware of the rich part they have played in this country's history and heritage
      Barkley, Harold
      8/28/1972
      Biggest grocer: Tony Rebelo, right, says his father, Norberto is living proof that there's no better country in the world than Canada if you have ambition
      Biggest grocer: Tony Rebelo, right, says his father, Norberto is living proof that there's no better country in the world than Canada if you have ambition
      Bock, Tony
      5/14/1986
      A day for celebrating and fun. It's true, as Prime Minister Trudeau says, that we are celebrating Canada's 110th birthday under a cloud. The threat to the country's continued survival is real
      A day for celebrating and fun. It's true, as Prime Minister Trudeau says, that we are celebrating Canada's 110th birthday under a cloud. The threat to the country's continued survival is real
      Spremo, Boris
      7/15/1975