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The Labor Situation in Canada
Stevenson, J. A. | September 7, 1918 issue

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About two months ago the Labor Department at Ottawa sent forth a very self-complacent statement declaring that Canada in labor matters was in a peculiarly happy situation in comparison with other countries. Canada has enjoyed the benefit of definite labor policy since the war began. There is a War Industries Board, which deals with the labor problems in regard to the ammunition factories. There is a Labor Committee, presided over by a member of the Government and including some economists, labor men, and employers, which is studying labor problems and slowly trying to work out a solution.

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LABOR policy; ECONOMIC policy; ECONOMICS; LABOR; WAR; CANADA
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