CANADA'S FISCAL POLICY
BENEFIT TO N.Z. DAIRYMEN".
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Ciilicism of the Australian Treaty, was levelled by the lion. Hugh Guthrie, in the Canadian HouseJ of Common's. He declared that the treaty had proved a positive injury to Canadian dairymen and a benefit to the dairymen of New Zealand. . The Govcrmnent, he added, had absolutely neglected to safeguard. the wago earners,! and ■-■unemployment could not be cured by the-stroke "of a, lien. The exodus ,of young .Canadians ■ to' the United States must be stopped. The immigration problem could be settled by merely altering the fiscal policy; , oi 1 tho Government. Last year" 350,----000,000 dollars worth of goods were imported that could have been produced in Canada.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 56, 9 March 1929, Page 10
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