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Paul Hellyer, a former Liberal cabinet member, points to the difference in Canadian and Danish wages in speech to the Burlington Chamber of Commerce l(...)
Paul Hellyer, a former Liberal cabinet member, points to the difference in Canadian and Danish wages in speech to the Burlington Chamber of Commerce l(...)

Paul Hellyer, a former Liberal cabinet member, points to the difference in Canadian and Danish wages in speech to the Burlington Chamber of Commerce l(...)

Date4/24/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Paul Hellyer, a former Liberal cabinet member, points to the difference in Canadian and Danish wages in speech to the Burlington Chamber of Commerce last night. Hellyer says Canada has the worst-run economy in the western world.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Object NumberTSPA_0054349F
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