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520    In 1978, Hazel McCallion defeated a popular incumbent to 
       win election as Mayor of Mississauga, a rising city 
       outside of Toronto. No one would have foreseen that the 
       indomitable McCallion would become so wildly popular she 
       would remain mayor until 2014. McCallion made Mississauga 
       into a world-class city, and along the way has become one 
       of the best-known and most loved mayors in the world. In 
       her memoir, McCallion will write about her early years as 
       the feisty mayor of a growing city; about her battles with
       politicians and business leaders; about putting people and
       her city first; and will put to rest the more challenging 
       stories and crises from her career. The girl from Gaspe 
       landed in the city of Mississauga and earned her nickname 
       "Hurricane." But, as McCallion says, hurricanes destroy, 
       but Hazel McCallion's role was to build a small city on 
       the outskirts of Toronto into a powerful city all its own,
       as the Globe and Mail deemed it "the City That Hazel 
       Built." Indeed, as the incumbent mayor of Mississauga 
       since 1978, when horses and cows still grazed outside the 
       city's civic centre, Hazel's run as the leader of one of 
       the fastest growing cities in Canada has been nothing 
       short of remarkable. Hurricane Hazel: The Life and Times 
       of Canada's Favourite Mayor tells, in McCallion's own 
       words, the story of her life growing up in Gaspe, where 
       she played hockey as a girl, and moving to Ontario with 
       her family. The book is the story of Hazel's political and
       business life, with all of its bumps and bruises along the
       way. Honest, bold, and as straightforward as the woman 
       herself. 
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