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Canada's economic recovery is lagging behind the United States
Canada's economic recovery is lagging behind the United States

Canada's economic recovery is lagging behind the United States

Date7/29/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Canada's economic recovery is lagging behind the United States. What can and should we do to stimulate production and employment? To stimulate public discussion, The Star has invited economists, business and labor leaders to contribute their ideas which will be published from time to time. Today's article sets forth the opinion of Rod Bilodeau, chairman and chief executive officer of Honeywell Ltd.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0032828F
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H. Ruper Bain in his Bay St., Toronto, office. His enterprises are extending throughout Canada and into the United States and England
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Ze'ev Sher (left), Israeli economic minister to Canada and the United STates, shakes hands with Ontario Treasurer John White at a luncheon yesterday for bisinessmen and industrialists
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1853