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Vaughn Palmer: Colin Gabelmann stuck to his principles, even voting against his NDP colleagues
Opinion: Gabelmann, the attorney general in the Dave Barrett government, died this week at 82
VICTORIA — The death this week of former NDP MLA and cabinet minister Colin Gabelmann at the age of 82 had me thinking of my first dealings with him, 40 years ago.
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