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Photograph - Mississauga Clean City Campaign
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Title: Photograph - Mississauga Clean City Campaign
Identifier: 2006.4.71.2
Donor: City of Mississauga
Item Date: 1991 - 1996
Creation Date: 2012
Location: Bradley Museum

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Description: Colour photograph of a group of people standing outside the doors of Council Chambers at the Civic Centre. Standing from left to right: Joan Phillips, Sheamus Nesling, Shirley Hurst, Al Smith, Morina Hoekstra, and Michael Caine. Kneeling are Constable David Downor, councillor David Culham and Sabre, the police dog.

Mississauga's Clean City Campaign was established in 1979 to promote and educate residents about environmental practices for the City of Mississauga. The campaign eventually turned into a permanent community environmental organization called EcoSource, whose offices are now located at Clarke Hall. In this particular council meeting, the Clean City Campagin unveiled a new video for City Council.
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