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    A Submission to the Government of Canada on the Subject of Poverty Reduction
    A Submission to the Government of Canada on the Subject of Poverty Reduction
    A Submission to the Government of Canada on the Subject of Poverty Reduction
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    A Submission to the Government of Canada on the Subject of Poverty Reduction

    By Louis Shalako

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    This is the one they don't want you to read. It has been suppressed on the government website. A submission to the Government of Canada on the subject of poverty reduction and housing. No one is better qualified to consult with this government than Louis Shalako, a client of ODSP, (the Ontario Disability Support Program). A highly-trained Canadian journalist, Louis has been embedded in this story for 20 + years.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLouis Shalako
    Release dateFeb 17, 2017
    ISBN9781988621050
    A Submission to the Government of Canada on the Subject of Poverty Reduction
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    Louis Shalako

    Louis Shalako is the founder of Long Cool One Books and the author of twenty-two novels, numerous novellas and other short stories. Louis studied Radio, Television and Journalism Arts at Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology, later going on to study fine art. He began writing for community newspapers and industrial magazines over thirty years ago. His stories appear in publications including Perihelion Science Fiction, Bewildering Stories, Aurora Wolf, Ennea, Wonderwaan, Algernon, Nova Fantasia, and Danse Macabre. He lives in southern Ontario and writes full time. Louis enjoys cycling, swimming and good books.

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      A Submission to the Government of Canada on the Subject of Poverty Reduction - Louis Shalako

      A Submission to the Government of Canada on the Subject of Poverty Reduction

      Louis Shalako

      Copyright 2017 Louis Shalako and Long Cool One Books

      Design: J. Thornton

      ISBN 978-1-988621-05-0

      The following is a work of non-fiction. Any resemblance to any person living or deceased, or to any places or events, is purely coincidental. Names have been withheld. Facts and incidents are the product of the author’s research.

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      A Submission to the Government of Canada on the Subject of Poverty Reduction

      Louis Shalako

      No one is more qualified than I am to consult with this government on the subject of poverty reduction. A good poverty-reduction plan demands good information.

      It’s a good thing I’m on your side, eh?

      I’ve been on ODSP, a provincial

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