Fraser, Sylvia.

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creatorOf	Sylvia Fraser fonds.	McMaster University
creatorOf	Theatre Passe Muraille Archives. My Father's House ; Adapted for the Stage / by Brian Morton and Sylvia Fraser - Unproduced Reading Script, 1992.	University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library

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Birth 1935-03-08

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Canadians

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Fraser, Sylvia.

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