Ottawa Budget Pressures and Atomic Energy Debate
Ottawa officials warn the postwar budget faces a daily $7 million ordinary spend amid demands to cut taxes. Howe discusses Canada’s uranium surplus and a potential Atomic Energy Control Board while Gardiner notes a National Marketing Act clash with provinces. Immigrant policy shifts are framed as short term, with tie in sales illegal and living-cost indices rising in April.
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Ottawa notes 1945 costs and wartime social shifts
Reports from Ottawa describe price stabilization in Canada after 1941 with higher levels than prewar, noting agricultural prices lagged. Ministers defend policy while labor in industry grows, and a Royal Canadian Navy plan to train reservists in Great Lakes and St. Lawrence headlines a broad wrap of wartime and postwar concerns.
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