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Sir Ralph Debt Warrior

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Year: 1998
Names: Larter, John
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

The deficit and public policy

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Year: 1989
Names: Chorney, Harold, 1946-
Description:

Published for 1986 CUPE "Sharing our future" conference. A report on deficit and public policy

Part of: CUPE BC historical collection
Type: Text

"... little does the wee tyke know that his would-be governors have committed him to enough debt to keep him paying on it for his life time."

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Year: 1984
Names: Norris, Len
Part of: Editorial Cartoons Collection
Type: Still Image

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  • Editorial Cartoons Collection (2)
  • CUPE BC historical collection (1)

Name

  • Chorney, Harold, 1946- (1)
  • Larter, John (1)
  • Norris, Len (1)

Subject

  • Infants (2)
  • Armor (1)
  • Budget deficits (1)
  • Canada--Economic policy (1)
  • Debt (1)
  • Domestic life (1)
  • Government employee unions (1)
  • Government spending policy (1)
  • Governors (1)
  • Klein, Ralph, 1942-2013 (1)
  • Knights and knighthood (1)
  • Nurseries (1)
  • Social policy (1)
  • (-) Debts, Public (3)

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  • Editorial cartoons (2)
  • Conference papers and… (1)

Type of Resource

  • Still Image (2)
  • Text (1)

Language

  • English (3)

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