EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 1H 14M
Gaétan Héroux: "Everything the poor have was fought for"
from Housing Justice Oral History Project
The full oral history interview with Gaetan Heroux. (Image credit: Gaetan Heroux, "Bay Street has no business at Dundas and Sherbourne," May 31, 2023. YouTube.)
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This episode was published on February 25, 2026.
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The full oral history interview with Gaetan Heroux. (Image credit: Gaetan Heroux, "Bay Street has no business at Dundas and Sherbourne," May 31, 2023. YouTube.)
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