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Beyond Austerity - Trish Hennessy

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CCPA-Ontario Director Trish Hennessy summarized the "Ontario 2013: Toward a Post-Austerity Vision" core message in this two-minute video blog, originally posted on www.ontarionewswatch.com.

Infographic: How much do Torontonians love their public libraries?

Margaret Atwood tweeted in defence of public libraries during last year's budget discussions at Toronto's City Hall, but just how much do Torontonians love their libraries? Toronto's public libraries are the busiest in North America, they're the second busiest in the world – and they're more popular than the top 10 entertainment draws in the city. If you love your public library, spread the love with this infographic and share it with your friends.

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Learn more, read our report: The Great Equalizer: The Case For Investing In the Toronto Public Library.

Ontario 2013: Toward a Post-Austerity Vision

On January 9th, the CCPA's Ontario Office will be hosting an update on the province’s economy and a strategy session focusing on how to move toward a post-austerity vision.

Ontario 2013: Toward a Post-Austerity Vision
10:00 am to 4:00 pm, January 9, 2013 (lunch included)
Thomas Lounge, Oakham House, Ryerson University (Toronto ON)

This event will feature:

  • Hugh Mackenzie, CCPA Countering deficit hysteria: Ontario budget numbers post-Drummond
  • Jim Stanford, CAW Economic and jobs update
  • Trish Hennessy, CCPA Toward a post-austerity narrative
  • Sectoral updates … and more!

>> Register here for this free full-day session! 

Questions? Please contact Trish Hennessy at ccpaon@policyalternatives.ca.

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Seth Klein, Director of the BC office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, speaks about his experiences with a living wage policy. Recorded October 11th, 2012 at Ryerson University. Produced by the CCPA Ontario office with support from the Metcalf Foundation.

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