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Finance, Industry, and Trade and Commerce, Critic correspondence [textual record]

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Date:

1980-1984.

Reference:

R1360-16-0-E

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Item ID number:

158654

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Michael Wilson fonds

Opposition

Finance, Industry, and Trade and Commerce, Critic correspondence
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Sub-series includes:

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Date(s):

1980-1984.

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

0.64 m of textual records.

Language of material:

English

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This sub-series consists of correspondence files arranged in chronological order documenting Michael Wilson's activities as Opposition Critic.

The following record types are located in this sub-series: incoming-outgoing correspondence; attachments; briefs and minutes of the Economic Development Committee; clippings; information kits; working notes; Householders, 1983; mail registry for constituency correspondence; agendas for trips; and questions asked during the House of Commons oral question period.

The main correspondents located in this sub-series are Brian Mulroney, Leader of the Opposition; Members of Parliament; President of the Royal Society of Canada, R.E. Bell; Liberal Cabinet ministers; members of the Economic Development Committee; caucus colleagues; Canadian businessmen; Provincial Finance ministers; American businessmen; and foreign embassy staff.

The following issues are documented in this sub-series: PC Party's position on the Income Tax Act; Petro SAR problem; National Energy program; Joint Caucus meetings of the Federal and Provincial Ontario Parties; nomination of Murray Dryden to the Order of Canada; activities of the Economic Development Committee; spending cuts; amendments to the Income Tax Act Bill C-139; Canada Bond Issue; income tax paid by senior citizens; Current Canadian interest rates; bank profits; bail out of Maislin Trucking industry; proposal on the establishment of a government administered mortgage fund; 1981 federal budget; contributions to R.R.S.P.s; interest rates; Canadian pension funds; amendment to the Small Loans Act; government grant to Pratt and Whitney; footwear quotas; Canadian restrictions on imported goods; and excise tax on distilled spirits.

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Volume [R1360] 17--20

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