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Increasing immigration: As long as southern Ontario's economy remains buoyant and the influx of immigrants to the area continues, demand for new houses and condominiums will remain strong
Increasing immigration: As long as southern Ontario's economy remains buoyant and the influx of immigrants to the area continues, demand for new houses and condominiums will remain strong

Increasing immigration: As long as southern Ontario's economy remains buoyant and the influx of immigrants to the area continues, demand for new houses and condominiums will remain strong

Date9/8/1988
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  • Increasing immigration: As long as southern Ontario's economy remains buoyant and the influx of immigrants to the area continues, demand for new houses and condominiums will remain strong
  • Increasing immigration: As long as southern Ontario's economy remains buoyant and the influx of immigrants to the area continues; demand for new houses and condominiums will remain strong.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Increasing immigration: As long as southern Ontario's economy remains buoyant and the influx of immigrants to the area continues; demand for new houses and condominiums will remain strong.
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