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National Productivity Council sous-fonds [multiple media]

Hierarchical level:

Sous-fonds

Date:

1960-1963

Reference:

R907-9-X-E, RG75-A

Type of material:

Textual material

Found in:

Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

320

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Economic Council of Canada fonds

National Productivity Council sous-fonds
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Record information – Details
Date(s):

1960-1963

Bilingual equivalent:

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Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

5.7 m of textual records.
42 photographs: b&w
7'' audio tape

Language of material:

English
Accession:

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Economic Council of Canada collection [graphic material]

Economic Council of Canada collection [graphic material]

ECONOMIC COUNCIL OF CANADA / CONSEIL ÉCONOMIQUE DU CANADA [sound recording]
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Sous-fonds consists of central registry records that include administration files, records of conferences, and correspondence relating to the relationship between the Council and the various provincial productivity councils throughout Canada. Also included are reports, information releases, speeches, and records of research projects undertaken by the Council. (RG75, Vols. 1-48)

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National Productivity Council (Canada)

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National Productivity Council (Canada) : The predecessor to the Economic Council of Canada was the National Productivity Council. The Council was established in 1960 by the National Productivity Council Act (9 Eliz. II, Chap. 4) to promote and expedite the continuing improvement in productive efficiency in the various aspects of Canadian economic activity. The Council was to foster and promote the development of improved production and distribution methods, the development of improved management techniques, the maintenance of good human relations in industry, the use of training programmes at all levels of industry, the use of retraining programmes to meet changing manpower requirements, the extension of industrial research programmes in plants and industries as a means of achieving greater productivity, and the dissemination of technical information. It could also organize, assist and enlist the aid of committee teams and other groups in the implementation on a national, regional or industry basis of programmes designed to give effect to any of the objects described earlier. The National Productivity Council was succeeded by the Economic Council of Canada in 1963 (12 Eliz. II, Chap. 11). RG75 General Inventory

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(Electronic) Finding aid 75-1 is a file list. The finding aid is available as a PDF attached to this record. 75-1 PDF (90: Open)
http://data2.archives.ca/pdf/pdf002/75-1_320_volumes_1-48_open.pdf

(Paper) Finding aid 75-2 is a typed file list. 75-2

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Source of title:

SC 1960-61, c.4, s.2

Accruals:

No further accruals are expected.

Source:

Government

Related control no.:

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(1977-06-07)
1969-025 NPC
1977-0101 MISA
1977-166 NPC
R907

Former archival reference no.:

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RG75-A
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Textual records

[Consultation32 Restricted by law]

Volume [RG75] 1--48

[Consultation 32 Restricted by law]

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