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From the archives: Montreal singer Sass Jordan through the years - Montreal Gazette

·Oct 4, 2026
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The Montreal singer died Friday at the age of 65.

Sass Jordan in Montreal in 2006: "Performing is my most favourite thing in the whole world — except laughing. " (Dave Sidaway / Montreal Gazette files)

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