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Also Known As Lincoln MacCauley Alexander
Born January 21, 1922 • Toronto • Canada
Died October 19, 2012 (aged 90) • Hamilton • Canada
Title / Office lieutenant governor (1985-1991), Ontario • Parliament of Canada (1968-1980), Canada
Political Affiliation Progressive Conservative Party of Canada

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