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H. Ian Macdonald argues that out overriding goal in the 1980s should be the re-establishment of a high level of economic growth.
H. Ian Macdonald argues that out overriding goal in the 1980s should be the re-establishment of a high level of economic growth.

H. Ian Macdonald argues that out overriding goal in the 1980s should be the re-establishment of a high level of economic growth.

Date1/1/1973
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Maximum employment for Canadians is one of the goals of economic nationalists, argues the writer of the accompanying letter. Shown above: Worker in the Toronto battery plant of Union Carbide
Maximum employment for Canadians is one of the goals of economic nationalists, argues the writer of the accompanying letter. Shown above: Worker in the Toronto battery plant of Union Carbide
2/27/1970
York University president H. Ian MacDonald. We require a pause until we sort out our economic goals and objectives
York University president H. Ian MacDonald. We require a pause until we sort out our economic goals and objectives
6/19/1975
James Laxer argues that the free-trade agreement with the United States makes that country, with its worsening economic problems, Canada's role model
James Laxer argues that the free-trade agreement with the United States makes that country, with its worsening economic problems, Canada's role model
1/7/1988
Canadians are in fact giving less to charity every year, argues paul Reinhardt (right), associate professor of economics at York University's Atkinson College
Canadians are in fact giving less to charity every year, argues paul Reinhardt (right), associate professor of economics at York University's Atkinson College
3/10/1977
I find it repugnant that in the 1980s in Ontario we are still housing inmates in cells that are seven feet deep, 32 inches wide and seven feet high, h(...)
I find it repugnant that in the 1980s in Ontario we are still housing inmates in cells that are seven feet deep, 32 inches wide and seven feet high, h(...)
7/9/1983
American war resisters in Canada should be allowed to return home without a stain on their honor, Canadian veteran Louis Green argues in the accompanying letter
American war resisters in Canada should be allowed to return home without a stain on their honor, Canadian veteran Louis Green argues in the accompanying letter
2/1/1972
He's staying: Canadian auto parts firms are making a mistake if they think moving operations to countries where wages are lower will cure their problems, says Bob Calder, new chairman of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association. Performance is as importance as prices, he argues, suggesting employers should join with workers to improve productivity.
He's staying: Canadian auto parts firms are making a mistake if they think moving operations to countries where wages are lower will cure their problems, says Bob Calder, new chairman of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association. Performance is as importance as prices, he argues, suggesting employers should join with workers to improve productivity.
4/11/1984
Consumer advocate Prof. Jacob Ziegel, here with his student researchers, argues that supermarkets should be forced to print the price per ounce, or pound or gallon on items to help the consumer
Consumer advocate Prof. Jacob Ziegel, here with his student researchers, argues that supermarkets should be forced to print the price per ounce, or pound or gallon on items to help the consumer
2/11/1971
Eye test is given by Dr. Clive Mortimer, an ophthalmologist, who argues that optometrists, who are not doctors, should not be permitted to use drugs to test for glaucoma, which could cause blindness
Eye test is given by Dr. Clive Mortimer, an ophthalmologist, who argues that optometrists, who are not doctors, should not be permitted to use drugs to test for glaucoma, which could cause blindness
5/9/1974
Nova Scotia naturalist Harold Horwood argues in his latest book, Dancing On The Shore, A Celebration Of Life At Annapolis Basin, that wiping out species such as the passenger pigeon is as horrifying as genocide
Nova Scotia naturalist Harold Horwood argues in his latest book, Dancing On The Shore, A Celebration Of Life At Annapolis Basin, that wiping out species such as the passenger pigeon is as horrifying as genocide
9/9/1987
In the 1980s, it has become the plague for which there is no cure and no escape short of opting out of society
In the 1980s, it has become the plague for which there is no cure and no escape short of opting out of society
5/28/1976
Bob Choma (left) argues with a postal worker
Bob Choma (left) argues with a postal worker
10/24/1978