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Premier's Council on Economic Renewal
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The Premier's Council on Economic Renewal was established by Premier Rae in February 1991, and formed part of the Office of the Premier. It was chaired by Premier Rae. The Premier could appoint up to 49 members, up to nine of whom were members of the Executive Council. The remainder were selected from the general public, including leaders from business, labour, and academia. The Vice-Chair was also a member of the Executive Council.
The Premier's Council was disbanded by the Harris government in July of 1995.
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The Premier's Council on Economic Renewal was an advisory body and provided medium and long-term strategic advice to the Premier of Ontario and the provincial government. Through a series of task forces and special projects, the Council undertook research initiatives, proposed new approaches to public policy and programs, and promoted the acceptance of new approaches to solving the challenges facing all the participants in Ontario's economy.
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RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)
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2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM
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Ontario Government KWIK index to services, 1993-94.
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