Word: canadianization
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...ADVERTISING by Canadian companies should be restricted to Canadian periodicals. Tax laws should be changed so that Canadian advertisers would no longer be allowed to deduct from their income tax as a business expense the cost of advertising directed at Canadian readers in a foreign-owned periodical "wherever printed." The effect: to "approximately double" the cost of advertising in U.S.-produced magazines aimed at the Canadian market. The Commission urged that the customs laws should also be rewritten to prohibit importing any magazine unless it contained "no advertising which on its face indicates the availability of a product or service...
...OWNERSHIP of magazines with Canadian advertising must be Canadian. No magazine must be a licensee of or "otherwise substantially the same as a periodical owned or controlled outside Canada...
...Tory government of Canada last week fired the man responsible for the country's tight-money policy. But he refused to go. In a move unprecedented in Canadian history, suave, scholarly James Coyne, 50, governor of the Bank of Canada and manager of the country's money supply for 6½ years, announced that "the Minister of Finance on behalf of the government requested that I resign at once...
...Tight Money. Under Canadian law, it will take an Act of Parliament to fire the governor, and Fleming announced that he would introduce the necessary bill "shortly." It will almost certainly pass-and with it the nation's tight-money policies. In New York last week the Canadian dollar slipped to par with the U.S. dollar for the first time since...
With a prophet's zeal, the modern Joshua who wants the walls to come tumbling down has preached his doctrine more than 120 times in the last three months to hundreds of U.S. and Canadian psychiatrists and mental health workers. Many of his hearers sputtered, "You don't really mean it!" But Dr. Bierer does. He seriously proposes the wiping out of most of the present mental hospitals, and certainly the big ones where patients are kept round the clock for months and years (though the number of patients in hospitals has been dropping since...