Regional disparities
By: edited by Hugh Innis. Consulting editor: Norman Sheffe.
Series: Issues for the seventies
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Ryerson
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Toronto; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 91
Subjects: Economic zoning -- Canada -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Federal government -- Canada -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Canada -- Economic conditions -- Regional disparities -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by H. Innis.; title: We are five different economic nations and we're in trouble, by R. Nielsen.; title: Regional growth and disparities, by Economic Council of Canada.; title: Constitutional Conference, February 1969.; title: Notes towards a definition of the mind of the West, by A. Edinborough.; title: A separate state? Its now possible, by E. Watkins.; title: British Columbia a hundred years after confederation, by L. Meyers.; title: The West is ready to revolt, by J. Barr and O. Anderson.; title: George Boxall is going broke in the richest land in the world, by J. Quig.; title: Saskatchewan: the great depression, by A. Finkel.; title: Westward Ho for a new capital, by J. Eayrs.; title: What is a Canadian?, by E. Cloutier.; title: Ontario, by C. Julien.; title: Toronto, by G. Woodcock.; title: Let's turn Toronto and Montreal into provinces, by K. Davey.; title: Facts behind the terror, by D. Cohen.; title: Can union save the Maritimes?, by W. Stewart.; title: Peril and glory, by J. Smallwood.; title: Trudeau plan pours millions into Maritimes, by A. Westell.