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Bill C-39 could lead to massive investor lawsuits against Canada
Corporate promises in Building Canada Strong Act could easily trigger investment arbitration headache for government
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The B.C. election is bringing drug policy in the wrong direction
The campaign should be a chance to rethink B.C.’s approach to the mental health and substance use crisis
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Fairer pay in the public sector: Gender and new Canadian pay gaps in the public and private sectors, 2025
While pay gaps persist, the public sector remains a fairer place for both women and new Canadians to work
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B.C.’s snap election and DRIPA: Advancing human rights
All political parties must make an unqualified commitment that the basic human rights of every person— and every people— are sacred and non-negotiable.
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What would happen if B.C. scrapped public auto insurance?
In British Columbia’s election, public auto insurance is in the crosshairs. How does the system work—and compare to other provinces?
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A cracked foundation: The worsening homelessness crisis in Regina and Saskatoon
Few meaningful actions have been taken by governments to address the worsening housing and homelessness crisis in Saskatchewan
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Taxing the rich: What’s on the table in the 2026 B.C. election?
Different parties have different ideas for how to reform the B.C. tax system and potentially make the rich pay a fairer share.
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November 8 – Errol Black Chair Fundraising Brunch 2026
Keynote speaker Morna Ballantyne of Child Care Now, and the Right Honourable Edward Schreyer
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Cancelling billionaires: Linda McQuaig and Neil Brooks present the 2026 Rosenbluth Lecture
Cancel billionaires before they cancel us: Canada needs a wealth tax to counter the problems caused by extreme wealth inequality
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