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Canada's ties to the U.S. economy hold her back from an independent energy policy, James Laxer writes in a new book
Canada's ties to the U.S. economy hold her back from an independent energy policy, James Laxer writes in a new book

Canada's ties to the U.S. economy hold her back from an independent energy policy, James Laxer writes in a new book

Date4/24/1971
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0062069F
Abraham Rotstein. Wants to loosen U.S. ties
Abraham Rotstein. Wants to loosen U.S. ties
10/27/1969
James Laxer: Attacks energy deal
James Laxer: Attacks energy deal
6/23/1971
Right on the scene he writes about in his book, Working People, is author James Lorimer, is shown here on Toronto's Pariliament St
Right on the scene he writes about in his book, Working People, is author James Lorimer, is shown here on Toronto's Pariliament St
4/1/1971
She ties a yellow ribbon: Scarborough Mayor Joyce Trimmer shows how much Scarborough cares about Canada's forces in the gulf
She ties a yellow ribbon: Scarborough Mayor Joyce Trimmer shows how much Scarborough cares about Canada's forces in the gulf
1/25/1991
Western ties: New Liberal party president, Norman MacLeod, has extensive western ties, though he now works in Toronto
Western ties: New Liberal party president, Norman MacLeod, has extensive western ties, though he now works in Toronto
7/7/1980
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
Chairman of U.S. atomic energy commission, David E. Lilienthal and Canada's Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton, right, U.N. atomic energy commission, are shown (...)
Chairman of U.S. atomic energy commission, David E. Lilienthal and Canada's Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton, right, U.N. atomic energy commission, are shown (...)
9/4/1947
DR. DOuglas Crozier saved our active and healthy son, reader says. Six year ago he was only months away from death, James Taylor writes.
DR. DOuglas Crozier saved our active and healthy son, reader says. Six year ago he was only months away from death, James Taylor writes.
10/8/1974
Canada's Wonderland is a U.S-owned marketing triumph, say James Cameron and Ronald Bordessa in a critical examination of the theme park industry and t(...)
Canada's Wonderland is a U.S-owned marketing triumph, say James Cameron and Ronald Bordessa in a critical examination of the theme park industry and t(...)
3/27/1981
Sinking ship: Our industrial economy is like a clumsy ocean liner economists are trying to turn around in the space allowed for a rowboat, Richard Thomas writes
Sinking ship: Our industrial economy is like a clumsy ocean liner economists are trying to turn around in the space allowed for a rowboat, Richard Thomas writes
n.d.
Salesman Bernie Morin of The Peacock men's shop shows off one of new wide ties, part of a booming new $20 million-a-year business. Output, sales are soaring
Salesman Bernie Morin of The Peacock men's shop shows off one of new wide ties, part of a booming new $20 million-a-year business. Output, sales are soaring
2/27/1970
Thomas Niles, U.S. ambassador Thomas Niles tells a Toronto trade conference that opposition to free trade from some U.S. grain growers, independent na(...)
Thomas Niles, U.S. ambassador Thomas Niles tells a Toronto trade conference that opposition to free trade from some U.S. grain growers, independent na(...)
1/28/1988