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John Bulloch, founder and president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, is a one-man crusader for 50,000 small businessmen who feel buried under unnecessary paperwork, taxes
John Bulloch, founder and president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, is a one-man crusader for 50,000 small businessmen who feel buried under unnecessary paperwork, taxes

John Bulloch, founder and president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, is a one-man crusader for 50,000 small businessmen who feel buried under unnecessary paperwork, taxes

Date5/30/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: John Bulloch, founder and president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, is a one-man crusader for 50,000 small businessmen who feel buried under unnecessary paperwork, taxes.
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John Bulloch, defender of small business, says the oil companies are squeezing independent car wash operators
John Bulloch, defender of small business, says the oil companies are squeezing independent car wash operators
6/15/1972
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
Worried businessmen: Peter Manios, left, and partner Chris Pappas, of Old Mill Donuts and Deserts, are worried about the extra $26,764 in taxes under Metro's market value assessment scheme
9/23/1992
Small-Oil lobbyist: Jim Conrad, executive director of the Canadian Federation f Independent Petroleum Marketers, pumps gas at a Pioneer station, one of the independents whose interests he represents
Small-Oil lobbyist: Jim Conrad, executive director of the Canadian Federation f Independent Petroleum Marketers, pumps gas at a Pioneer station, one of the independents whose interests he represents
3/13/1981
John Bulloch: Businessmen not satisfied with receivership rules, he says
John Bulloch: Businessmen not satisfied with receivership rules, he says
4/15/1981
Taxes are too high: Most people would agree with Charles Pelletier, new president of the Canadian Tax Foundation, on that
Taxes are too high: Most people would agree with Charles Pelletier, new president of the Canadian Tax Foundation, on that
4/14/1981
John A. Sawyer. Canadian businessmen are reasonably optimistic about the economy next year, a University of Toronto forum was told yesterday. Two economists, Douglas Peters, of the Toronto-Dominion Bank, and John A. Sawyer, of the U of T School of Business, saw a strong economic recovery. Jerry McAfee, president of Gulf Oil Canada, predicted an increase in natural gas and oil sales, and J.S. Dewar, president of Union Carbide Canada saw modest profits in chemicals.
John A. Sawyer. Canadian businessmen are reasonably optimistic about the economy next year, a University of Toronto forum was told yesterday. Two economists, Douglas Peters, of the Toronto-Dominion Bank, and John A. Sawyer, of the U of T School of Business, saw a strong economic recovery. Jerry McAfee, president of Gulf Oil Canada, predicted an increase in natural gas and oil sales, and J.S. Dewar, president of Union Carbide Canada saw modest profits in chemicals.
12/9/1970
A Schedule of lands sold for taxes and not redeemed by the owners, from 1844 to 1851, (both years inclusive, ) under a by-law of the Council, of the l(...)
A Schedule of lands sold for taxes and not redeemed by the owners, from 1844 to 1851, (both years inclusive, ) under a by-law of the Council, of the l(...)
1852?
Curious thoughts on the history of man : chiefly abridged or selected from the celebrated works of Lord Kaimes, Lord Monboddo, Dr. Dunbar, and the immortal Montesquieu : replete with useful and entertaining instruction on a variety of important and popular subjects : viz. Population, Language, Manners, Property, Love, Matrimony, Polygamy, Marriage-ceremonies, Commerce, Government, Patriotism, Agriculture, Peace and war, Taxes, Music, Gaming, Luxury, &c. : designed to promote a spirit of enquiry in the British youth of both sexes: and to make the philosophy, as well as history of the human species, familiar to ordinary capacities
Curious thoughts on the history of man : chiefly abridged or selected from the celebrated works of Lord Kaimes, Lord Monboddo, Dr. Dunbar, and the immortal Montesquieu : replete with useful and entertaining instruction on a variety of important and popular subjects : viz. Population, Language, Manners, Property, Love, Matrimony, Polygamy, Marriage-ceremonies, Commerce, Government, Patriotism, Agriculture, Peace and war, Taxes, Music, Gaming, Luxury, &c. : designed to promote a spirit of enquiry in the British youth of both sexes: and to make the philosophy, as well as history of the human species, familiar to ordinary capacities
1789
President E. R. Olson. Reasonable taxes, stable outlook
President E. R. Olson. Reasonable taxes, stable outlook
9/23/1974
Taxes and controls in Canada don't bother Paul Lindblad, president of new company, Baltica-Skandinavia Insurance Co
Taxes and controls in Canada don't bother Paul Lindblad, president of new company, Baltica-Skandinavia Insurance Co
9/27/1977
Sales bar: Paul Doyle, president of Gilbey Canada Inc., says punitive federal and provincial taxes are damaging Canada's liquor producers.
Sales bar: Paul Doyle, president of Gilbey Canada Inc., says punitive federal and provincial taxes are damaging Canada's liquor producers.
11/25/1982
No taxes: Reader defends Archbishop Garnsworthy, above, saying he din't oppose Roman Catholics teaching their beliefs in their schools, but opposed taxes going towards this
No taxes: Reader defends Archbishop Garnsworthy, above, saying he din't oppose Roman Catholics teaching their beliefs in their schools, but opposed taxes going towards this
7/12/1984