Glebe Report Helps Celebrate 杏吧原创's 75th Year

杏吧原创 has reflected on its origins in the April 2017 edition of the .

“In 1946, a four-year-old college named after Sir Guy 杏吧原创 moved into a five-storey, red brick building at 268 First Avenue,” writers author Joseph Mathieu. “The move was partly thanks to the efforts of Henry Marshall Tory, who in 1941 was enlisted by a committee of the Ottawa YMCA to found the college.”

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Friday, April 21, 2017 in News
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