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Cutting hotel costs of week in Vancouver
Cutting hotel costs of week in Vancouver

Cutting hotel costs of week in Vancouver

Date9/17/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Cutting hotel costs of week in Vancouver
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105169F
Cutting frills: Thomas Landers, executive vice-president of Journey's End says reducing labor costs helps bargain hotel chains charge less for a bed.
Cutting frills: Thomas Landers, executive vice-president of Journey's End says reducing labor costs helps bargain hotel chains charge less for a bed.
2/5/1990
Monopoly intact: Brewers' Warehousing preserved its monopoly by convincing Liberals that corner-store beer would have the perverse effect of raising distribution costs and thus cutting sales
Monopoly intact: Brewers' Warehousing preserved its monopoly by convincing Liberals that corner-store beer would have the perverse effect of raising distribution costs and thus cutting sales
2/22/1985
Cutting costs: The Royal Canadian Mint in ottawa will be open from May to August
Cutting costs: The Royal Canadian Mint in ottawa will be open from May to August
6/1/1984
Comfort zone: Shawkat Awanis, an electrician at the Harbour Castle Westin, installs a sensor in hotel room that helps control electricity use and costs
Comfort zone: Shawkat Awanis, an electrician at the Harbour Castle Westin, installs a sensor in hotel room that helps control electricity use and costs
3/20/1991
Bride's subway trip costs hubby a $15 dress, Riding the subway in unsilent and quite successful protest, Inette Nathan, 21 married just one week ago, (...)
Bride's subway trip costs hubby a $15 dress, Riding the subway in unsilent and quite successful protest, Inette Nathan, 21 married just one week ago, (...)
7/19/1970
Price difference: Hans Endl, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, holds a bottle of Jumex, the European Equivalent of deprenyl - which costs about $7 for a month's supply. He has no insurance and the Canadian drug, Elderpryl, costs $130 a month.
Price difference: Hans Endl, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, holds a bottle of Jumex, the European Equivalent of deprenyl - which costs about $7 for a month's supply. He has no insurance and the Canadian drug, Elderpryl, costs $130 a month.
4/18/1992
High costs: A trust fund has been set up to help pay the legal costs of Jim and Anna Stephenson incurred during an inquest probing their son's murder
High costs: A trust fund has been set up to help pay the legal costs of Jim and Anna Stephenson incurred during an inquest probing their son's murder
12/10/1992
High costs: A trust fund has been set up to help pay the legal costs of Jim and Anna Stephenson incurred during an inquest probing their son's murder
High costs: A trust fund has been set up to help pay the legal costs of Jim and Anna Stephenson incurred during an inquest probing their son's murder
12/10/1992
Dr. Ramsay MacDonald of the Sheppard Veterinary Hospital checks the heartbeat of Genya, a six-month-old tri-colored St. Bernard he had earlier spayed. Spaying - at up to $50 - is one of costs to be figured when you consider accepting a free puppy. It can cost you $200 for the first year.
Dr. Ramsay MacDonald of the Sheppard Veterinary Hospital checks the heartbeat of Genya, a six-month-old tri-colored St. Bernard he had earlier spayed. Spaying - at up to $50 - is one of costs to be figured when you consider accepting a free puppy. It can cost you $200 for the first year.
7/19/1973
W. H. Thornburn, chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange board of governors, sees a small revival of confidence by Canadian investors, but much less than I had expected by this time. He forecasts continued sluggishness in trading until corporate earnings improve. Thornburn thinks there could be new speculation in oil and gas stocks when results of winter drilling become available. Cost-cutting and other controls have prepared brokers for any new storms, he says.
W. H. Thornburn, chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange board of governors, sees a small revival of confidence by Canadian investors, but much less than I had expected by this time. He forecasts continued sluggishness in trading until corporate earnings improve. Thornburn thinks there could be new speculation in oil and gas stocks when results of winter drilling become available. Cost-cutting and other controls have prepared brokers for any new storms, he says.
12/31/1970
Opposes aim: Office automation consultant Don Tapscott says he turned down a White House invitation to advise it on cost-cutting because the group is out to eliminate jobs
Opposes aim: Office automation consultant Don Tapscott says he turned down a White House invitation to advise it on cost-cutting because the group is out to eliminate jobs
9/27/1982
Garden Scrapped? Plans to turn brickworks into study centre cum botanical garden may be scrapped because of high costs
Garden Scrapped? Plans to turn brickworks into study centre cum botanical garden may be scrapped because of high costs
4/10/1990