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Stan Roberts: New president of Chamber of Commerce says many Westerners believe they'd profit economically by separating, while separatist-minded Quebecers don't
Stan Roberts: New president of Chamber of Commerce says many Westerners believe they'd profit economically by separating, while separatist-minded Quebecers don't

Stan Roberts: New president of Chamber of Commerce says many Westerners believe they'd profit economically by separating, while separatist-minded Quebecers don't

Date12/1/1980
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  • Stan Roberts: New president of Chamber of Commerce says many Westerners believe they'd profit economically by separating, while separatist-minded Quebecers don't
  • Stan Roberts: New president of Chamber of Commerce says many Westerners believe they'd profit economically by separating, while separatist-minded Quebecers don't.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Stan Roberts: New president of Chamber of Commerce says many Westerners believe they'd profit economically by separating, while separatist-minded Quebecers don't.
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