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Tourist attraction? If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney shuts down Atlantic Canada, Maritimers could migrate to Ontario and live in packing cases on the (...)
Tourist attraction? If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney shuts down Atlantic Canada, Maritimers could migrate to Ontario and live in packing cases on the (...)

Tourist attraction? If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney shuts down Atlantic Canada, Maritimers could migrate to Ontario and live in packing cases on the (...)

Date3/25/1988
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  • Tourist attraction? If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney shuts down Atlantic Canada; Maritimers could migrate to Ontario and live in packing cases on the outskirts of the cities; thus creating tourist attractions like the colorful shantytowns of Rio de Janeiro and Manila.
  • Tourist attraction? If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney shuts down Atlantic Canada, Maritimers could migrate to Ontario and live in packing cases on the (...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tourist attraction? If Prime Minister Brian Mulroney shuts down Atlantic Canada, Maritimers could migrate to Ontario and live in packing cases on the outskirts of the cities, thus creating tourist attractions like the colorful shantytowns of Rio de Janeiro and Manila.
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