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Hell and High Water

An Assessment of Paul Martin's Record and Implications for the Future

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Canadians may remember Paul Martin’s pledge upon becoming Finance Minister that he would eliminate the government’s deficit, “come hell or high water. He fulfilled that promise mainly by slashing support for health care and other social programs, giving Canadians in the process painful doses of both hell and high water.

Report lambastes debt reduction target

Accuses Canada of squandering economic opportunity

News Release
Projects & Initiatives: Social Watch

Equalization

Financing Canadians' Commitment to Sharing and Social Solidarity

Reports & Studies
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A Return to Wage Discrimination

Pay Equity Losses Through the Privatization of Health Care

Reports & Studies
Projects & Initiatives: Economic Security Project (BC)
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