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Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants i(...)
Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants i(...)

Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants i(...)

Date5/27/1987
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  • Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants i(...)
  • Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants in a 15-minute workout outside the Legislature as part of a fitness contest with Montreal. We are here today to show Montreal we know how to meet a challenge, the Premier said.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Politicians rock, To blaring rock music, Premier David Peterson and Health Minister Murray Elston, right, lead cabinet colleagues and civil servants in a 15-minute workout outside the Legislature as part of a fitness contest with Montreal. We are here today to show Montreal we know how to meet a challenge, the Premier said.
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