Anti-inflation Board
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The Anti-inflation Board was a body of the Government of Canada responsible for monitoring and controlling wages and prices. It was created upon the passing of Bill C-73 on 13 October 1975.
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- Michelle Dust. Day of Protest October 14, 1976: An Expression of Solidarity. Saskatoon: CUPE Local 1975, 1999.
- Saskatchewan Federation of Labour. October 14, 1977: Demonstrate, Fall 1977.
- Saskatchewan Federation of Labour. Saskatchewan Labour, Vol. 1, No. 2. Regina, 1977.
- Saskatchewan Federation of Labour. Saskatchewan Labour, Vol. 1, No. 3, National Day of Protest Special Issue. Regina, 1977.
- Saskatoon Labour Council. October 14, A National Day of Protest. Saskatoon, 1977.
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