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Newspaper Article
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1999
Overview
The 1979 refugee crisis as a result of conflicts in Southeast Asia brought out the very best in Ottawa and our Ottawa Valley communities. When the buses pulled into Ottawa, the sponsors were there to greet the refugees and take them to the varyious locations around the city and throughout the countryside. Black & White Photo: Bryce Flynn, The Ottawa Citizen / In 1979, Project 4000 showed the way for Canadians to open homes to refugees from war-torn countries, writes [Barbara Benoit O'Rourke]. ; Black & White Photo: Bryce Flynn, The Ottawa Citizen / In 1979, Project 4000 showed the way for Canadians to open homes to refugees from war- torn countries, writes Barbara Benoit O'Rourke. ;
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Postmedia Network Inc
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