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Public services and privatization

Fast Facts: The Red River Floodway

The Benefits of Public Investment

by Errol Black, Shauna MacKinnon
Manitoba Office | Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Environment and sustainability, Public services and privatization, Taxes and tax cuts
May 7, 2009
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Double-digit Unemployment Looming

Crisis rooted in deregulation of financial, labour markets

The Monitor
Issue(s): Economy and economic indicators, Government finance, Public services and privatization
May 2, 2009

The Problem with Public-Private Partnerships

Economic crisis exposes the high costs and risks of P3s

The Monitor
Issue(s): Public services and privatization
May 2, 2009

Especially in a Recession

Private sector couldn’t survive without public spending

The Monitor
Issue(s): Corporations and corporate power, Government finance, Public services and privatization, Taxes and tax cuts
May 2, 2009

Les services publics: une bonne affaire pour les Canadiens

News Release
Issue(s): Economy and economic indicators, Employment and labour, Government finance, Health, Health care system, Pharmacare, Inequality and poverty, Public services and privatization, Taxes and tax cuts
April 14, 2009

l’Aubaine discrète du Canada

Les avantages tirés des services publics

Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Inequality and poverty, Public services and privatization, Taxes and tax cuts
April 14, 2009
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Public services a bargain for Canadians: Study

News Release
Issue(s): Employment and labour, Health, Health care system, Pharmacare, Inequality and poverty, Public services and privatization, Taxes and tax cuts
April 14, 2009

Canada's Quiet Bargain

The Benefits of Public Spending

Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Inequality and poverty, Public services and privatization, Taxes and tax cuts
Projects & Initiatives: Growing Gap
April 14, 2009
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Protecting Canada’s world-class grain system

Commentary and Fact Sheets
Issue(s): Agriculture, Public services and privatization
March 31, 2009

Threatened Harvest

Protecting Canada’s world-class grain system

Reports & Studies
Issue(s): Agriculture, Public services and privatization
Projects & Initiatives: Trade and Investment Research Project
March 30, 2009
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