revision of Old Age Pension Act, 1951,
	Constitutional Amendment for pensions
	Old Age Assistance Act, 1951
	Federal Day Care, 1942
	Family Allowance Act, 1944, 1973
	National Housing Act, 1944, 1964, 1973
	Public Housing, Toronto, 1948
	Saskatchewan Hospitalization Plan, 1947
	Hospital Insurance Diagnostic Services Act, 1957
	Old Age Security Act, 1951
	Old Age Assistance Act, 1951
	Minority government and economic growth, 1963-1968
	growth of the Public Sector and Public Sector Unionization
	Labour Conflict, Labour Unity, 1956
	Unemployment Assistance Act, 1956
	founding of the NDP, 1961
	resurgence of the Women's Movement in the 1960s
	Canada Pension Plan, 1965
	Canada Assistance Plan Act, 1966 consolidates Welfare for disabled, single parents, employable recipients into one program but there was no occupational pension this was the Canada and Quebec pension plan act, 1965 But workers would not benefit for many years so a supplement was devised to bridge the gap. This was the Guaranteed Income Supplement, 1966, which has had a lot to do with raising the elderly out of poverty.
	Hospital Insurance and Diagnostic Services Act, 1957
	Medicare, Sask., 1962
	Royal Commission on health services, 1963
	national Medicare, 1968
	Conditions for Aboriginal people had little changed as a 1960's report showed
	the government proposed the Hawthorn Report, 1966
	1969 White Paper on Indian self-government proposed to hand things over to Native people. Native people saw it as abandoning its responsibilities under treaties signed in the 18th and 19th centuries restrictions on immigration of Jews to Canada during second world war are finally lifted in 1947 and an Immigration point system,
	1967 Divorce Act,
	1968 Abortion, Contraception,
	amendments to Criminal Code,
	1969 Unemployment Insurance Act,
	1971 new is the introduction of Maternity Benefits, UI
	1971 Second minority government,
	1972 amendment to Family Allowances,
	1973 amendment to the National Housing Act, Beverage Report, Report on British Social Security, 1943 Sir William Beverage wrote a comprehensive report on post-war social security for Britain. It in includes comprehensive health insurance, and income security. He says his plan will provide insurance for the maintenance of income and health.