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... areas with larger lots than in working - class areas . Many workers chose to escape the pollution , noise , and squalor of the urban neighbourhoods where they could afford to rent by building homes on the urban fringes . Working - class ...
... areas with larger lots than in working - class areas . Many workers chose to escape the pollution , noise , and squalor of the urban neighbourhoods where they could afford to rent by building homes on the urban fringes . Working - class ...
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... areas designated as slow - growth . In the 1960s and 1970s , garment firms that set up what amounted to low - wage sweatshops in rural areas of Manitoba , for instance , received a dizzy- ing array of federal , provincial , and ...
... areas designated as slow - growth . In the 1960s and 1970s , garment firms that set up what amounted to low - wage sweatshops in rural areas of Manitoba , for instance , received a dizzy- ing array of federal , provincial , and ...
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... areas of many cities had become rundown . Slumlords refused to maintain their properties and city governments controlled by subur- ban councillors funnelled municipal funds away from the downtown areas . While tenants formed organiza ...
... areas of many cities had become rundown . Slumlords refused to maintain their properties and city governments controlled by subur- ban councillors funnelled municipal funds away from the downtown areas . While tenants formed organiza ...
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Inventing Canada 18671914 | 1 |
CHAPTER | 2 |
Nationbuilding 18671880 | 20 |
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