ECC faces backlash for not relaxing enough rules
In Montreal a panel of economists and businessmen criticized the Economic Council of Canada for not going far enough in proposed deregulation. The group protested in Toronto after the June 11 report Reforming Regulation, a two year effort costing $3 million.
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Montreal
Economic Council of Canada
Toronto
Federal Advisory Agency
Critics urge sweeping deregulation amid calls for sunset laws
A national report argues high prices and stifled competitiveness stem from heavy agricultural marketing and other rules. Andre Raynauld backs broad deregulation while supporting cost benefit tests. Pierre Tremblay pushes a moratorium and sunset laws. Leon Courville cites perverse effects of U.S. pollution rules. the federal treasury board aims to repeal about 120 obsolete laws this year.
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Andre Raynauld
University of Montreal
Raynauld
Pierre Tremblay
Quebec Chamber of Commerce
Leon Courville
Ecole Des Hautes Etudes Commerciales
Ottawa
Couville
United States
Federal Treasury Board
Canadian firms win multi million contracts to build F 18 Hornet parts
Federal Industry Minister Herb Gray announced three Canadian companies won contracts totaling 349 million for structural components of Canada’s all weather F 18 Hornet. McDonnell Douglas Canada Ltd, Fleet Industries and Canadair will deliver parts between 1983 and 1994, creating about 400 jobs.
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Herb Gray
Canada
McDonnell Douglas Corp
St. Louis
Gray
McDonnell Douglas
McDonnell Douglas Canada Ltd
Fleet Industries
Fort Erie
Ont
Canadair Ltd
Montreal
Canadair
Fleet
Robert Little
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