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From the archives: the city’s most memorable weddings

By Crystal Luxmore
 | March 4, 2010
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From the archives: the city’s most memorable weddings
The political pair declared their love for the city, the environment and, oh yes, one another on Algonquin Island. Two gay ministers from the Unitarian Church sealed the vows between Chow, then a school trustee, and Layton, who was a city councillor.

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From the archives: the city’s most memorable weddings
From the archives: the city’s most memorable weddings
From the archives: the city’s most memorable weddings
From the archives: the city’s most memorable weddings
From the archives: the city’s most memorable weddings
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