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First lady fashion faceoff: Bonnie Brooks vs. Laureen Harper

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Bonnie Brooks (left) and Laureen Harper snuggle up to SJP (Images: George Pimentel)

While poring over photos from Sarah Jessica Parker’s recent appearance in Toronto, we were struck by an undeniable resemblance between first lady Laureen Harper (who knew she was allowed to watch Sex and the City?) and The Bay’s first lady of fashion, CEO Bonnie Brooks. The blond bobs, the LBDs, the come-hither cleavage…OK, fine, that’s just Brooks. But, boobs aside, the only discernible difference from photo to photo is the look on SJP’s (a.k.a. S.J.Wee) face. Could it be that Carrie Bradshaw’s not a fan of Stephen Harper’s stance on barley farmers? Nah, she’s probably just hungry.

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Courtney Shea is a freelance journalist in Toronto. She started her career as an intern at Toronto Life and continues to contribute frequently to the publication, including her 2022 National Magazine Award–winning feature, “The Death Cheaters,” her regular Q&As and her recent investigation into whether Taylor Swift hung out at a Toronto dive bar (she did not). Courtney was a producer and writer on the 2022 documentary The Talented Mr. Rosenberg, based on her 2014 Toronto Life magazine feature “The Yorkville Swindler.”

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