Ottawa War Programme Sees Seven Core Aims For 1940
Ottawa observers outline seven key goals for wartime policy including avoiding WWI mistakes, steering clear of pork-barrel projects, borrowing restraint, possible compulsory loans, a pay-as-you-go finance plan, and a Public Accounts review to curb inflationary pressures. It notes government aims to maintain economic stability while funding the war effort amid global trade strain. It also reports potential divorce law expansion, census continuity, shipping orders, and Mussolini’s stance alongside Italy.
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Court clears Dominion Textile in taxation case
Exchequer Court of Canada Justice A K MacLean dismisses Royal Commission allegations that Dominion Textile hid income. The court finds the company filed no false returns, disclosed all relevant facts, and fully paid assessed taxes.
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