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... Brunswick The first province to undertake comprehensive local government reform initiatives in the 1960s was New Brunswick , and it did so by appointing a Royal Commission on Finance and Municipal Taxation . The emphasis on fiscal ...
... Brunswick The first province to undertake comprehensive local government reform initiatives in the 1960s was New Brunswick , and it did so by appointing a Royal Commission on Finance and Municipal Taxation . The emphasis on fiscal ...
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... Brunswick One major problem not resolved , however , concerned the approxi- mately 250 000 people ( one - third of the population of New Brunswick ) left without any form of local government.41 These people looked to nearby villages and ...
... Brunswick One major problem not resolved , however , concerned the approxi- mately 250 000 people ( one - third of the population of New Brunswick ) left without any form of local government.41 These people looked to nearby villages and ...
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... Brunswick municipal system , handicapped by narrow — and narrowly interpreted - terms of reference . 43 In the years since , however , there have been some changes in the arrangements for providing services to the population in the ...
... Brunswick municipal system , handicapped by narrow — and narrowly interpreted - terms of reference . 43 In the years since , however , there have been some changes in the arrangements for providing services to the population in the ...
Contents
Organization of the Text | 7 |
The Foundations of Local Government | 13 |
Atlantic Provinces | 25 |
Copyright | |
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