Public Works Construction Act allocates funds to stimulate employment in Guelph
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What happened
The Public Works Construction Act allocated funds in Guelph to stimulate local employment. Historically, the 1934 Public Works Construction Act allocated 40 million Depression-era dollars to stimulate employment in numerous Canadian towns and cities for projects like replacing post offices.
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Why it matters
The allocation of funds under the Public Works Construction Act is intended to stimulate local employment in Guelph. Historically, these projects provided jobs and attractive federal buildings in Canadian towns and cities.
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Who's involved
- GuelphCity where the employment stimulus funds were allocated
- Government of CanadaFederal government associated with the Public Works Construction Act
- city councilLegislative body that governs Guelph
- Dominique O'RourkeElected political representative for Guelph