James A. Maxwell, "The Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations," in Recent Developments in Dominion-Provincial Fiscal Relations in Canada (National Bureau of Economic Research, 1948), pp. 4-6
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Read 12 Oct 2026. What the Rowell-Sirois Commission recommended in 1940: the Dominion to take over the provinces' debts and the relief of unemployed employables; the provinces to give up personal income tax, corporation taxes and succession duties in return for National Adjustment Grants, which would go to six provinces "while three, Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia, should not." See Duff Pattullo, 22nd Premier of British Columbia: what did he get right, and what did he get wrong?.
---title: "James A. Maxwell, \"The Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations,\" in Recent Developments in Dominion-Provincial Fiscal Relations in Canada (National Bureau of Economic Research, 1948), pp. 4-6"type: otherdate: "1948"url: "https://www.nber.org/system/files/chapters/c5628/c5628.pdf"seen: originalaccess: public---Read 12 Oct 2026. What the Rowell-Sirois Commission recommended in 1940: the Dominion to take over theprovinces' debts and the relief of unemployed employables; the provinces to give up personal income tax,corporation taxes and succession duties in return for National Adjustment Grants, which would go to six provinces"while three, Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia, should not." See `pattullo-premiership`.