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Pamela Cross

Guthrie Award acceptance speech by Pamela Cross
October 21, 2019
Legal Director Pamela Cross receives Guthrie Award from The Law Foundation of Ontario
September 11, 2019
Laura Legge Award: The work of Legal Director Pamela Cross recognized
May 23, 2019
Two articles about domestic violence
April 12, 2019
Law Society awards Luke’s Place Legal Director, Pamela Cross
March 13, 2019
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