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Clockwise from top left: Colorful banners from dozens of unions marked the trade union contingent on the march, led by the B.C. Federation of Labor; Latin Students for Peace, one of scores of small groups who brought their own distinct message, dressed for the role in togas; A number of outlying centres sent contingents to the march, Including the Nanaimo and District Labor Council; peace marcher signs the petition for the Peace Petition Campaign which was launched at the rally and will be the focus of End the Arms Race over the next several weeks.

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