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Donald Macdonald: Inquiry head says people are sombre about economic prospects.
Donald Macdonald: Inquiry head says people are sombre about economic prospects.

Donald Macdonald: Inquiry head says people are sombre about economic prospects.

Date4/16/1984
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Robert C. Scrivener, president of Bell Canada, is nervous about Canada's economic prospects in 1972. He says he sees high unemployment and more inflation
Robert C. Scrivener, president of Bell Canada, is nervous about Canada's economic prospects in 1972. He says he sees high unemployment and more inflation
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Algoma chairman: Economic prospects will determine number of layoffs, John MacNamara says.
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George post, acting chairman of Economic Council of Canada, left, chats with Empire Club president Peter Hermant on economic prospects prior to speech to club yesterday
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10/6/1977
Future good, Ontario Treasurer Robert Nixon outlines Ontario's prospects for economic growth in the Legislature yesterday. The treasurer said while he(...)
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Uranium demand is making a comeback and the prospects are for shortages ahead, says Stephen B
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9/21/1973
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10/19/1981
Prospects for the Canadian automobile industry look really good, says Don McPherson, right, president of General Motors of Canada Ltd. Roy Bennett, hi(...)
Prospects for the Canadian automobile industry look really good, says Don McPherson, right, president of General Motors of Canada Ltd. Roy Bennett, hi(...)
9/14/1976
New prospects: A cold summer in 1982 and and even colder recession sent recretional boat sales into head winds they struggled to survive
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1/6/1984
Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bi Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system
Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bi Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system
3/8/1982
Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bill Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system
Armed with talent: Matt Williams, unleashing ball in training, and Bill Pickham, left, with baby daughter, are two reasons why Blue Jays are happy about their prospects for the farm system
3/4/1982
What now? Hamilton's prospects hand to a lesser degree these days on decisions made in the Steico Tower, above. Former Stelco supervisor Art Frewin, left, developer Peter DeSantis, below left, and franchise owner Greg Peitchinis worry about the city's future.
What now? Hamilton's prospects hand to a lesser degree these days on decisions made in the Steico Tower, above. Former Stelco supervisor Art Frewin, left, developer Peter DeSantis, below left, and franchise owner Greg Peitchinis worry about the city's future.
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Dramatic testimony: Sombre-looking Shelley Martel, Ontario's northrn development minister, appears at Queen's Park Inquiry yesterday
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