Pollution bill hits Canadian families by 2000 says study
An actuaries panel and Informetrica Ltd. project a $1,400 yearly cost per Canadian family by 2000 from pollution controls. Costs would flow to consumers via higher insurance, taxes, and goods prices, with industry liable for cleanup costs and insurers raising rates accordingly.
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Margaret Tiller
Act
Tiller Consulting Group
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Ms Tiller
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Tiller
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Canada
Robert Brown
Canadian Institute of Actuaries
Brown
Informetrica
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Addi
Carl Sonnen
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Canadian tax battle risks recession under high rates
Canadian observers warn that shifting tax and rate burdens between policymakers will hit taxpayers hardest. With higher taxes higher interest rates and inflation shoppers have less money to spend, raising fears that a recession could follow as the economy slows.
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O'Donnell Plans Private and Public Banquet Venues for Future Play
Pine Ridge pro Pat O'Donnell discusses building two private and one public banquet venues with the aim of readying them in three years. He hints the Tigers, his preferred ball club, may field a complete game from a starting pitcher by then. The note references the Blue Bomber Pena TV ad and CFL punter Bob Cameron, plus a vague query about the Dudar twins.
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Pat O'Donnell
Pine Ridge
Pat
Tigers
Pena
Blue Bombers
Bob Cameron
Dudar Twins
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