NHA policies and programs for the seventies. Volume 7, Regional development policy / Policy Planning Division, Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. : NH15-482/1972-7E-PDF
"First, in most countries, "regional" development means the development in areas other than the main urban centre, usually the capital. In Canada, the capital is not a dominant urban centre and all regions are equally important. Second, the assumption underlying regional development in Canada is that every Canadian is entitled to a job opportunity and adequate income within the region he calls home. ... The federal government, as an agency of confederation, is expected to mount policies and programs to support the socio-economic developmental objectives of the regions and to provide a framework for reconciliation and accommodation of those objectives where they may be in conflict"--p. 4.
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| Department/Agency | Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. |
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| Collaborating author | Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation (Canada) |
| Title | NHA policies and programs for the seventies. Volume 7, Regional development policy / Policy Planning Division, Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. |
| Variant title | National Housing Act policies and programs for the seventies |
| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [English] |
| Format | Electronic |
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| Note(s) | Digitized edition from print [produced by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation]. Includes bibliographical references. Partial contents: I. Regional development in the Canadian context: the possible role of C.M.H.C. - the long term view -- II. Some policy implications for housing in regional development -- a short term approach -- Appendices. |
| Publishing information | [Ottawa] : Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, [1972]. |
| Description | 50, xiii p. |
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| Subject terms | Housing Government policy Regional development |
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