Canada Pension Plan Introduced In Ottawa July 25 1963
The Canada Pension Plan was introduced by Judy LaMarsh in Ottawa as part of social security legislation. It blends a base pension with earnings related top ups, funded by contributions of up to 29 percent of earnings during a ten year transition. The plan offers $75 flat rate plus earnings related benefits and outlines early and survivor options for ages 65 to 70.
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Canada
Tte
Judy LaMarsh
LaMarsh
Canada Pension Plan
Miss LaMarsh
United States
Crulade
Milk truck overturns on Highway 115 near Orono
A Cedar Dale Dairy milk truck overturned and spilled bottles after a collision north of Orono on Highway 115. No serious injuries reported. In a separate noon crash near the White Rose Service Station, two cars sustained about 2400 in damage and passenger R B Lawrence from Toronto suffered facial and scalp lacerations and was hospitalized.
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Kirby
Cedar Dale
Ross Tamblyn
Orone
Pontypool
White Rose
Highway 115
R. B. Lawgrence
Toronto
Bowemanville Hospital
Lawrence
8. M. Jackson
Rexdale
Assessor Manual Details New Valuation Methods Nearing
T Garnet Shields reported to the United Counties Council in Cobourg that a new department manual of values for assessments based on 1960 62 values will be ready soon. The manual may change assessment methods and requires training for assessors. The December 31 1962 united counties population stood at 81653 up 1423 from 1961 with large gains in Murray and Darlington townships and Cobourg.
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United Counties Council
Cobourg
T. Garnet Shields
Gus
United Counties
Murray
Darlington
Shields
D. R. Maybee
Campbellford
United Counties Court of Revision
Special Assessment Committee
Counties Council
George Deal
South Monaghan
Mr. Shields
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Ottawa
John D. Altin
North Orono
Allim
Orono Uni
Orono
Jed Church
Howard Walsh
William
Eaton’s
EATON
W. E. Lang
Lang
Oshawa
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