Faulkner Announces Government Intention in Commons
On January 23 1975 Secretary of State J Hugh Faulkner announced in the House of Commons the government's intention to advance a policy or measure. The brief item notes the parliamentary setting and the ministerial statement without further detail.
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J. Hugh Faulkner
House of Commons
Tax Act Amendment Targets Canadian Content in Ads
A proposed change to Section 19 would remove tax deductions for advertising costs in non Canadian publications. The move aims to push Canadian content, backed by the Liberal caucus, with mixed opposition and vocal reader publisher reactions from Reader’s Digest and Time. Churchill MP notes widespread constituent letters opposing the plan and promises to follow majority sentiment.
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Time Magazine
U.S
Canada
Liberal
Time
M.p.’S
Churchill
Progressive Conservative
CRTC
Faulkner
John Turner
House of Commons
Transair seeks 125 percent fare increase in 1975 plan
Transair has filed with the Canadian Transport Commission for a system wide passenger fare hike averaging 125 percent effective June 8 1975. The company cites fuel labour and supply cost increases as driving the rise and notes short haul routes bear larger boosts. Tariffs for air freight and express will also rise 10 to 15 percent. Special discount fares remain but will be adjusted.
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Transair
Canadian Transport Commission
R. A. Morrison
Winnipeg
Yellowknife
Sault Ste. Marie
Toronto
Air Canada
CP Air
Morrison
Air Freight
Air Express
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