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15 October, 2013

Premier Wynne and Paul LaBarge, chair of the Trans Canada Trail, walk through the Greenwood Conservation Area in Ajax, Ont. (Photo: Queen’s Printer for Ontario)

Premier Wynne and Paul LaBarge chair of the Trans Canada Trail walk through the Greenwood Conservation Area in Ajax Ont Photo Queens Printer for Ontario

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