Decorative Sparkling Red Jewel Picture Frame 5 by 7, Red, Isaac Jacobs

• FRAME DESIGN: This glitzy glamorous jewel frame with its radiant stones has a retro-inspired look, and its reflective nature brings sparkle to your photos…
• ORIENTATION: Can be placed in landscape or portrait orientation. Two-way easel for vertical or horizontal display. NOTE: Does NOT hang on wall
• DIMENSIONS: Fits a 5×7 photo. Overall frame size is 8.9” by 6.9” (inches)
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  • liberal .ca/ridings/35075 (‘ 📹Anita Anand : 1-Canada is strongest when we have the freedom to act in our own interests and the capacity to withstand a changing world. That is the purpose of greater strategic autonomy — building resilience at home, widening our options abroad and ensuring our sovereignty is backed by the 📹strength to defend it. 2-Minister of Foreign Affairs & Member of Parliament for Oakville East | Ministre des Affaires étrangère et députée d’Oakville-Est“ 🇨🇦 ‘)
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  • facebook .com/photo/?fbid=1499860561966211 (‘ Marc Miller is in Port Alberni, BC. : Today, walking in Port Alberni, we remembered the children who never came home, honoured survivors, and stood with families and communities who continue to carry this pain. Their lives matter, and we each have a responsibility to know the truth and care for future generations. Sep. 30, 2026 ‘)
  • facebook .com/photo/?fbid=1665030384985217 (‘ Olivia Chow, Mayor of Toronto : There is so much pain in the history we remember today. But there is also power and hope. In language, culture, stories and community. In the resilience of Indigenous peoples who continue to lead and shape our city. Today, we honour Survivors, their families and communities, and remember the children who never came home. There are many more miles to go on the journey of reconciliation. We walk them together. ‘)

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